Pool cover anchor installation, for any patio
Concrete, hardscape pavers, decking, grass, or stone like marble and travertine. We have a different anchor method for each, placed so the cover pulls tight and even.
The right anchor for the surface
The anchors are what hold a safety cover tight, so they have to suit what they’re set into. We have different anchor methods for different patios: concrete, hardscape pavers, wood and composite decking, grass, and natural stone like marble or travertine.
We only use the best Hilti drill bits available, and we core drill with a Hilti diamond bit for applications that call for it. On composite decking we use special anchors made for it.
Flush when the cover is off
Every Meyco cover uses brass anchors, which won’t rust or stain your deck. When the cover comes off for swim season, you screw each anchor down with the Allen key we provide and it sits flush with your patio. No tripping hazard.



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Questions about anchors
More answers on our FAQ page, or give us a call.
Can you anchor into a composite deck?
Yes. Composite decking gets special anchors made for it, rather than the ones we set into concrete or stone.
Do you drill into natural stone like travertine or marble?
Yes. Where the surface calls for it, we core drill each anchor hole with a Hilti diamond bit for a clean cut.
Will brass anchors stain my deck?
No. Meyco uses brass anchors and stainless steel springs specifically to avoid staining and corrosion.
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