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02

SECTION

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS  - OVAL POOLS

GROUND 

 PREPARATION

1

Mark out the Area

a)

 The next following steps will show you how to mark out the 

area you need for the oval pool. This marked area will be larger 
than the pool size itself, but this space is needed. Find a site 
where the ground is stable, level and well drained. Once you 
have selected your site, determine where the middle of your 
pool will be.

b)

  Drive a peg into the ground at the centre point. 

(Image 2.4) 

c)  

Now you must make the round ends that will be the oval 

part. In order to do so, you will have to determine the center 
of the radius on each side and drive a peg into the ground. 

(Image 2.5)

d) 

Using a length of string tied between the peg and a can of 

spray paint mark the circles on the ground. 

(Image 2.6)

e) 

Once the center has been established, and the measurement 

of the pool itself has been determinded, you must now deter-
mine the outer limits of the perimeter of your pool. Add 12” 
(30 cm) outside this measurement to determine pool perimeter.

 

(Image 2.7)

B

. PREPARE THE FOUNDATION OF YOUR POOL

See Diagrams:

Please see in the next page for an

 EXAMPLE p.11 

on how 

to correctly mark your pool area. Please verify your pool’s 

FOOTPRINT

 for correct measurements on page 57.

2.4

2.5

2.6

2.7

Determine the center of the pool

Determine radius center on each side

Trace radius on each side

Determine outer limits of the pool

Radius

Radius

02

SECTION

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS  -  OVAL POOLS

GROUND 

 PREPARATION

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2

Remove the sod

f)

 Mark areas along both straight sides of your oval. Use pegs 

and string as a guide for the can of spray paint to mark straight 
lines. 

(Image 2.8)

g)

 You now have the space marked out that is needed for your 

oval pool.

 

(Image 2.9)

a)

 Remove the sod from the area you have just outlined. 

(Image 

2.10)

b)

 Remove all debris (rocks, roots, etc) using a rake. Then com-

pact the ground to achieve a firm base. You can use a sod re

-

moval machine.

Your pool must be perfectly level. Take the time you need to
be sure your foundation is perfecty level.

2.8

2.9

2.10

IMPORTANT NOTE:

Trace rectangle

Space needed for pool

Summary of Contents for Aqua Leader Contempra

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Page 2: ...lgae Remember unsanitary water is a serious health hazard 9 KEEP OFF TOP LEDGES Do not walk on top ledges They can be slippery and they are not a walk way 10 POOL COVER SAFETY The cover must have a ta...

Page 3: ...G Refer to page 6 Inner upright_ 52 Tall Inner upright_ 54 Tall 38590 38591 18 18 20 20 22 22 26 26 26 26 F H J G K I Top ledge clip Outer upright Boot Outer upright clip Steel wall Top ledge spacer T...

Page 4: ...2 38503 38505 38511 38513 4 10 4 4 10 4 6 6 10 4 6 10 4 8 6 12 4 6 12 4 8 10 12 4 10 12 4 12 12 12 4 12 12 14 Parts listing PARTS LISTING L N M 01 SECTION GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS OVAL POOLS Index Descrip...

Page 5: ...Parts listing _ Buttress assembly Part 15x26 15x30 18x33 18x40 21x43 1440335 1440383 1320147 1320138 1320139 1320166 1320164 1184293 1184275 1184052 1184237 1184238 1184105 1184278 6 6 12 12 12 12 6 3...

Page 6: ...02 SECTION GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS OVAL POOLS GROUND PREPARATION Hardware for gibraltar pools...

Page 7: ...your situation Before you start your installation make sure you have all the parts for complete assembling see your parts lists If irregularities such as missing part s or defect s ever occur go to yo...

Page 8: ...near these services or plan to have them installed later by a licensed contractor When locating the centre of the pool be sure to take into consideration any structures deck patio house or relevant i...

Page 9: ...our pool Add 12 30 cm outside this measurement to determine pool perimeter Image 2 7 B PREPARE THE FOUNDATION OF YOUR POOL See Diagrams Please see in the next page for an EXAMPLE p 11 on how to correc...

Page 10: ...tool or a soil compactor c Take material such as rock dust or fine mortar that can con form a solid permanent base and deposit this material around the rim of the basin Image 2 12 d The material used...

Page 11: ...nches Even number of buttresses a If your oval pool contains an even number of buttresses please proceed with next step b If your oval pool contains an odd number position the buttress temporarily on...

Page 12: ...valent 1 25mm thick into the bottom of each trench and around the patio stones Pack firmly Image 2 22 b In each trench measure 32 81 cm from the Pool Wall Line to the end of the channel Carefully add...

Page 13: ...AL POOLS GROUND PREPARATION KEY PART NAME Base U Channel Upright Channel Inside L Bracket Middle T Bracket Outside T Bracket Hold Down Plate Pressure plate Strap Strap Bracket Hardware bag 1per set of...

Page 14: ...The open side of the upright channel will face toward the inside of the pool Line up the holes and fasten with twenty bolts key 5 and nuts key 6 Do not tighten the bolts yet Image 2 28 d First tighte...

Page 15: ...f the base U channels If the limestone is dry spray it with some water to help with the compaction Stand on the base U channel and tamp down the limestone until a solid base is achieved by standing on...

Page 16: ...our nut clips key 24 onto one end of the base chan nel assembly Image 2 36 so they line up over the holes in the base channel The threaded parts of the nutclips should point down Brick sand or vermicu...

Page 17: ...7 11 11 02 SECTION GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS OVAL POOLS GROUND PREPARATION j Begin shifting the hold down plate in a forwards and backwards motion see Image 2 41 while simultaneously applying a downward fo...

Page 18: ...the hold down plate IMPORTANT NOTE setthesecondholddownplateso theflangesoverlap set the second hold down plate so the flanges overlap 11 10 11 7 12 11 2 43 2 44 2 45 2 46 8 9 8 10 02 SECTION GENERAL...

Page 19: ...nd of Section 1 in order to recognize where each bottom rail should be placed IMPORTANT NOTE 3 1 03 SECTION GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS OVAL POOLS ASSEMBLING THE POOL BASE d Slide the other end of the transi...

Page 20: ...soil or sand There must be no space between the ground and the bottom of the rails All patio blocks must be flush with the ground solid and level with each other in all directions NOTE Installing pati...

Page 21: ...t Print Now that you have installed the wall you can be faced with three scenarios The wall joints align perfectly if so move on to the next step 6 Your wall appears to be too short IT IS NOT However...

Page 22: ...or mason s sand all around the inside of the pool wall Build a cove of 3 7 5cm high and not less of well packed screened earth or mason s sand image 4 9 Water the sand to compact it and use a trowel...

Page 23: ...egins going over the wall straight As you put the liner over the wall you can secure it by using the plastic coping strips to keep it in place If you end up with excess material continue around the po...

Page 24: ...e liner does not pull out while under the pressure of being filled with water 5 5 TYPE 3 hung J or V bead line With a V Bead liner you will not se the plastic coping strips that are packed in the part...

Page 25: ...straight up and down IMPORTANT NOTE Ensure to leave a gap between the two bottom rails 6 1 06 SECTION GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS OVAL POOLS ASSEMBLING THE POOL FRAME The wall joints is hidden behind the upr...

Page 26: ...OTE If you have a 15 or a 18 feet pool YOU HAVE TO PLACE THIS SPACER between the upright and the upright bracket For other pool sizes YOU MUST NOT INSTALL THIS PLASTIC SHIM TOP BOTTOM Lay the uprights...

Page 27: ...hed toward the inside part of the pool and the screw holes on the top ledge must align with the holes on the top of the upright image 6 7 Insert partially the four Phillips screws at each end of the t...

Page 28: ...pushed toward the inside part of the pool image 6 9 Partially insert 2 Phillips screw and evenly distribute the space between the two extrimities Then tight up the screws 6 9 6 10 6 11 2x 1x TOP 13 I...

Page 29: ...nd rescue unit available physician ambu lance service and hospital WHEN YOU BECOME OWNER OF A POOL HERE ARE SOME REASONABLE RULES YOU SHOULD BE FAMILIAR WITH You should not dive or jump from the top r...

Page 30: ...bottom plate is 2 1 4 Measure rail like this DO NOT measure rail like this 45 30 45 30 45 30 45 30 45 30 45 30 45 30 45 30 45 30 15x30 OVAL 361 30 FT 1 IN 182 15 FT 2 IN Strap 45 5 16 12 Places 221 22...

Page 31: ...75 57 2375 57 2375 57 2375 57 2375 57 2375 57 2375 57 2375 57 2375 57 2375 18x40 OVAL 480 40 FT Notes 1 Wall length is 1220 2 The bottom rail is approx 1 X 1 and it goes on the ground The pool wall si...

Page 32: ...Places 254 21 FT 2 IN R126 3 52 56 159 228 357 357 CURVE SIDE Bottom Rail Plum 54 5 16 X 10 6 R X 10 Places Inner Stabilizer Black 54 7 16 X 10 6 R X 10 Places TRANSITION CORNER Bottom Rail Plum 53 1...

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