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How To Remove an Old Pool Fence Deck Sleeve

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Discover how to effortlessly remove an old pool fence deck sleeve within minutes with our easy-to-follow guide. Whether you’re dealing with a Peg Pole or a 1-inch deck sleeve, these instructions are designed to simplify the process.

Browse our extensive collection of deck sleeves available in various styles in our online catalog:

AllSafePool.com/product-category/pool-safety-gate/deck-plugs-sleeves

Tools Needed for Removing Old Deck Sleeves:

  • Needle Nose Pliers
  • Flathead Screwdriver
  • Hammer
  • Bearing Puller (optional)

For those in need of a Bearing Puller, you can find one at Harbor Freight: Click Here

Follow our step-by-step video tutorial to make this a simple task!

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