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STEP 7: BOTTOM RAIL ASSEMBLY

At this time you will assemble the bottom rails for the curved sides of the pool. Divide the amount of bottom rails and bot-

tom plates in half, and place a half circle at both sides of the pool. Assemble the bottom rails, using the bottom plates to join
them. Rails should be inserted into the bottom plates up to the stops. Rails can be squeezed between thumb and forefinger to
facilitate insertion into the bottom plates. After the pool framework has been squared, you will place a 2" x 8" x 16" patio block
under each bottom plate. The top of these blocks will be flush with the ground unlike those on the straight side.

Take assembled curved sections and slide ends into cutouts of the slotted hold down plates. The bottom plate will slide

directly into the cutout. Make sure that the slotted hold down plates remain in line with the squared straight side of the pool. 
You can check the straightness with a piece of string. Once curved ends are in place, check that the crown is centered evenly
between the two straight sides. Do so by following the measuring diagram below for details.  Once crowns are positioned, stake
with screwdrivers at every other bottom rail to hold in place. Install 2" x 8" x 16" patio blocks under each bottom plate, making
sure that patio blocks are absolutely level with the ground.  

NOTE: Check for levelness in all directions. When placing
patio blocks underneath curved side bottom plates, leave 1”
of the block inside the pool and 4” showing outside of the
pool (see box #4 on reverse side for patio block diagram).

A

B

C

D

D

C

B

A

• A=A

• B=B

• C=C
• D=D

CUT OUT

HOLD DOWN PLATE

WIDE VERTICAL

CURVED BOTTOM RAIL

STEP 6: STRAIGHT SIDE LEVELING

Place a 2" x 8" x 16" patio block under each end of the

strut, and a 2" x 8" x 16" patio block under the oval upright as
shown (use a 2" x 8" x 8" block for this if you have to). The
entire strap must be flush with the ground, which will require
you to remove some dirt. The top of the channel is what
needs to be flush with the ground, which means the top of the
patio block will be approximately 1" below the surface. The
oval uprights must be perfectly level, as well as, perfectly ver-
tical. Only after completing one whole side can you go onto
the other. Do not have two people leveling opposite sides at
the same time. After straight sides are completely level, check
again to make sure that the pool is still properly squared, as
shown in step 5.

NOTE: STRAP IS 
FLUSH WITH GROUND

STRAP

HOLD 
DOWN 
PLATE

8"x8"
BLOCK

8"x16"
BLOCK

Summary of Contents for Belize

Page 1: ...cks to make pool inaccessible to toddlers and uninvited guests Make sure gate is always closed Be sure to follow local building code requirements for load capacity and fencing if using an aftermarket...

Page 2: ...to this level NOTE Area shown is slightly larger than actual pool area to help in installation POOL SIZE AREA NEEDED A to A A to B A to C FOR POOL 11 x 181 2 17 x 20 20 6 8 6 12 x 24 18 x 26 26 6 8 6...

Page 3: ...be outside of the pool Do so using four 20 x bolts and four 20 nuts in each STEP 2 PRE ASSEMBLY STEP 3 STRAP LAYOUT Unwind and straighten straps Bolt the strap end channels to each end of every strap...

Page 4: ...for the oval uprights that you have already installed Measure from outside of oval upright to outside of oval upright diagonally across as shown If the two measurements are equal the framework is squa...

Page 5: ...th screwdrivers at every other bottom rail to hold in place Install 2 x 8 x 16 patio blocks under each bottom plate making sure that patio blocks are absolutely level with the ground NOTE Check for le...

Page 6: ...out of the bottom plates and then double check the length of the straight sides If the ground is uneven the wall may jump out of the groove in the bottom rails Correct this condition if it happens X S...

Page 7: ...along the entire circumference We recommend that you start this in the middle of the straight sides and work your way towards the round sections This will help to push the wall firmly against the hold...

Page 8: ...ngs easier and more efficient down the line Now would be the time to install the fence brackets onto the uprights if you have a fence for the pool If you have not done so already install uprights on c...

Page 9: ...ATION Starting at the liner wall seam hang the liner over the wall making sure that the seam is straight up and down perpendicu lar to the floor This will assure you that your liner begins going over...

Page 10: ...NOT LEAVE A GAP BETWEEN LINER AND COVE THIS WILL CAUSE DOWNWARD PRESSURE ON THE LINER CORRECT THIS CONDITION IF IT OCCURS INNER STABILIZER RAIL LINER PLASTIC COPING ROLL LINER UP INWARD TO HIDE EXCESS...

Page 11: ...ion meets the straight side place the 28 5 16 top rails between the oval uprights and attach to oval top plates with 4 10 x screws two per side The longer top rails are for the curved sides which are...

Page 12: ...c top covers the curved and straight side covers are the same STEP 18 STRAIGHT SIDE TOP COVER INSTALLATION 10 2 ONCE YOU HAVE COMPLETED THESE INSTRUCTIONS REFER TO BOX 17 AT THE END OF THE ROUND INSTR...

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