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You can use the optional styrofoam wedges of us. These are
then stuck round with a force of glue to the floor insulation
along the pelvic wall. Alternatively, you can also make the fur-
row of sand. Regardless how to make the groove, you now have
on the floor insulation and the fillet a swimming fleece apply
because otherwise the bottom of the pool liner insulation re-
moves the plasticizers, the film becomes brittle and thereby
significantly reduces the lifetime.
Put the liner at the center of the pool site inside the pool wall. Extend
it evenly until the seam line reaches the base of the pool. Drape the
pool liner over pool wall. There should be an overlap of 8 cm of the
pool wall height. (See diagram 15)
Hold the overlap in place with clips. (See diagram 16).
Note: With the liner in position, fold the remaining liner material
evenly by dividing this excessive liner uniformly along entire perime-
ter but not fold on one point. (See diagram 17).
IMPORTANT:
If the dimension of the PVC liner is smaller than the
steel wall, do not stretch or force the PVC! Stop the assembly imme-
diately and call custom service for assistance.
3. Fill the pool with 1 or 2 cm of water and enter the pool to smooth
out the liner against the pool wall. (See diagram 18).
ASSEMBLING THE TOP RAILS
Remove the clips one at a time whilst applying the top rails. (See di-
agram 19, A: Top Plastic Rail).
Slide the rail connectors into one end of a top rail (see diagram 20),
then connect another top rail and continue around the pool until all
top rails are joined together (see diagram 20). Keep the same 1.5
cm gap as the bottom rails.
Do not cut the excess overlap off the pool liner wall, if you cut the
overlap, it will make the next pool installation difficult. do not tape the
overlap to the top rail also, it will cause difficultly when fix the top
rails.
INSTALLING THE TOP METAL PIECES
Hook the top metal pieces over the top of the rails (see diagram 21).
The first metal piece should be placed on top of and in the middle of
the steel wall joint.
Install the 8 top metal pieces in correspondence with the bottom
metal pieces installed in the above diagram 5. (See diagram 21
INSTALLING THE TOP PLATFORMS
Install the 8 top platforms starting from the steel wall joint as shown
in diagram 22.
NOTE: Adjust the distance between the two metal pieces if neces-
sary to accommodate for the top platforms.
NOTE: Make sure that you place the longer side of the top platform
facing out and the shorter side facing inside the pool.
Line up the screw holes and lightly fasten with the bolts provided in
the package. (See diagram 23).
NOTE: Repeat these steps for all 8 top platforms and make sure
they are all sitting properly before finally tightening all the nuts.
FIXING THE BOTTOM JOINT PROTECTOR
Fix the bottom joint protector to the vertical supports, using the
ST4.2x13 screws (No.16) as shown in diagram 24.
INSTALLING THE VERTICAL SUPPORTS
The first vertical support should be placed over the joint of the steel
wall as shown in diagram 25.
Fix the vertical support onto the metal pieces as shown in diagram
26. Line up the bolts.
04 Top Metal Piece
13 Pool Vertical Support
14 M4x10 Bolt
17 Bottom Metal Piece
NOTE: The vertical support must be straight before installing the
bolts.
INSTALLING THE UPPER JOINT PROTECTORS
1. Hook the upper joint protector over the inside edge of the top rail
and pull it down to fasten it outside edge. (See diagram 27, A: 01.
UpperJoint Protector16)
FILLING THE POOL - STEP 1
When assembly is finished and before you start to fix the skimmer
and the inlet connector kit to the pool, fill the pool with 5 or 6 cm of
water below the position of the inlet connector kit. (See diagram
28)WARNING! Never permanently install the skimmer or the inlet
connector kit before the water is within a few centimeters of them,
because the liner has to be properly taut with the pressure of the wa-
ter.
INSTALLING THE INLET CONNECTOR KIT AND SKIMMER
Unpack your inlet connector kit and skimmer box from the carton.
Carefully read the instructions bellow before you start to mount them
onto the pool wall. (See diagram 29)
No. Name
Quantity
01
Hose attachment
1
02
Cover
1
03
Basket
1
04
Skimmer Housing
1
05
Weir
1
06
Gsket
2
07
Face Plate
1
08
Screw (ST5x24)
12
09
Outlet connector
1
10
Inlet connector kit
1
11
Hose clamp
2
12
Teflon Tape
1
13
Plug
2
Step1: Assembling the inlet connector kit
When filling the pool, once the level of water has reached 5 or 6cm
away from the inlet hole, install the inlet as follows:
Cut the liner to accommodate the inlet using a knife, and fold the cut
edges over the wall. See diagram 30, A: Round for the inlet, B: Tef-
lon tape, C: coat here, D: Pool wall, E: Stop water flowing, F: Allow
water flowing)
Screw the Inlet connector kit to the pool wall. Make sure the Teflon
tape is coated onto the threading of the inlet connector fist. (See di-
agram 30)
Screw the remaining parts of the inlet connector kit into position.
(See diagram 30)
Step 2: Assembling the Skimmer
(See diagram 31, A: Pool outside, B: Pool inside, diagramm 32, A:
Teflon Tape)
