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Installation steps

1.

 

Draw  a  chalk  line  around  the  perimeter  of  the  pool,  preferably  30”

away from the pool edge.

2.

 

Decide the opening of your pool, and mark “X” on the pool deck with

chalk for placement of the initial pole.

3.

 

Take  out  the  drilling  template,  carefully  align  spot  “A”  with  the  mark

”X”.  Then  check  to  make  sure  that  the  template  is  straight  and
aligned with the chalk line, and then mark “B” and “C” (also 30” away
from the pool edge). Ensure the template does not move, drill through
spot marked “A”,” B” and “C”. All holes should be drilled to a depth of
4”  (8”  if  using  the  long  sleeve  for  soft  ground),  and  at  a  direct  90-
degree angle to the deck. (Please note, the spot marked “A” and “B” is
where the opening of your pool fence will be. The two poles that fit into
these holes will need to be joined with “safety latch”.

4.

 

Continue  around  the  entire  pool,  drill  all  holes  using  the  drilling

template  for  guidance.  Place  the  “B”  hole  marked  on  the  drilling
template over the last hole drilled. (see figure 2), then drill through the
“C”  hole 

(every  36  inches)

.  Repeat  this  step  for  every  12  feet  (or 

at  the  end  of  each fence  unit),  you  must  also  drill  through  the  “A” 
hole  to  accommodate the pole from the new fence unit.

5.

 

When you have completed all the holes, clear the holes of any drilling
dust. Insert the plastic sleeve into the holes. Always insert the feet with
care, so as not to damage them. Confirm that plastic feet fit snugly into
the holes. If you are having trouble getting the feet to fit into the holes,
tap them gently into place with a rubber mallet.

6.

 

Attach Safety Latch to end of each fence section, using the pre-drilled
holes in the pole. Inserting your safety fence into the plastic sleeve.
Fasten each section to the next with the safety Latch.

7.

 

Hose down pool deck to rinse away any chalk marks or drilling dust. If
safety fence will be removed for an extended period of time, use
enclosed plastic caps to seal holes in the ground. This will insure that
the holes with the plastic feet inside do not fill up with any dirt or debris.
Simply remove fence from holes, taking care to leave plastic sleeves in 
the holes. Insert the caps into the sleeves.

Congratulations! You have completed your Costway pool safety fence
installation

!

Figure 2

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