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2021/03 - Version: B Code : 37371
HOTLINE
WOODEN POOLS
BWT myPOOL
POOL’N BOX
Also working from underneath, screw the wooden coping corbels (re-drilled using the Ø 4 drill bit supplied)
into position, taking care to insert the screw in the centre of the bracket to avoid any risk of splitting. Use 2
A2 SS torx countersunk screws 5 × 60 threaded over 35 mm (bag D) per corbel, that is a total of 16 screws.
8.2
Installation of the duckboarding
8.2.1 Assembling and installing the duckboarding
The duckboarding acts as the box lid. Assemble the duckboarding modules as shown in
Figure 25
and
Figure 26
(view from below). Leave a gap of 2 mm between the slats. One will be fitted with the blocking
cleat, the other with the lock.
Figure 25 – Assembling the duckboarding module with blocking cleat
Figure 26 – Assembling the duckboarding module with lock
Assemble the duckboarding module with the
lock using 2 coping modules 985 × 180 × 28
mm, one of which is drilled to house the lock,
and two cleats, 290 × 70 × 28 mm. Use 4 A4
SS countersunk screws 5 x 40 threaded over
25 mm (bag l) per 290 cleat.
Assemble the second duckboarding module
with the blocking cleat using 2 coping
modules 985 × 180 × 28 mm, 2 cleats 290
× 70 × 28 mm and one cleat 255 × 79 × 28
mm. Use 4 A4 SS countersunk screws 5 x 40
threaded over 25 mm (bag l) per 290 cleat
and 3 screws for the blocking cleat.
Fasten two hinges to each duckboarding module at the cleats (see
Figure 27
). The axle of the hinges must face upwards, and half of
this axle must protrude beyond the upper surface of the coping
module to allow the hatch to be opened properly. Use 3 A2 SS
countersunk screws 4 × 35 per hinge (bag I).
Figure 27 – mounting the hinges on the
duckboarding
