MARIMEX Orlando Premium, Assembly Instructions Manual

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• Remove all raised areas with a shovel, hoe or rake. Remember, your pool must
be horizontal at a 25 mm tolerance across the pool (Figures 2A-9). If necessary,
dump stakes [A], [B] and [C] deeper.
• Do not fill the depressions (Fig. 2A-10 A = Remove, B = Do not fill). Splashing
will not create a safe ground for your pool. Small depressions may be filled, but
the embankment must be firmly pushed by the rammer. Use sifted sand to balan-
ce unevenness. However, the sand layer must not exceed 2 cm.
• Pull the 5 x 10 cm prism from the [A] stake and insert it into the second [B] and
then into the third stake [C] on the axis line. Repeat steps a. To f. Until the entire
oval surface is flat.
• Align the area marked on the side of the oval to the same plane as the oval surfa-
ce.
• To ensure the future stability of the pool, the substrate must now be com-
pacted by the rammer. The unblemished substrate can be squeezed under the
pressure of the swimming pool and cause the pool to collapse. Collapse and
crumple the resulting recesses and unevennesses.
• Recheck the area of the outer 30 cm oval, where the pool wall and the area next
to the straight oval sides will be. Ensure that there are no raised or dropped
places. The bottom edge of the pool wall must be horizontal on the ground and
there should be no protrusions below.
HELP: Walk around the desktop. No traces can be seen on the correctly compacted
surface.
REMEMBER: The outer 30 cm oval should be in the perfect plane (Figures 2A-11).
The bottom edge of the pool wall must be horizontal and must not be underne-
ath. Take the time to be sure that this area is perfectly flat, horizontal and compac-
ted.
Cutting balls
• Depending on the sketch on page 4, apply the check pins to [D], [E], [F], [G], [H],
[I], [J], [K]. Distinguish the distances carefully according to the dimensions on the
sketch. These measuring pins will help you build the pool base.
AID: You can use long nails instead of wooden pins.
• Pull the string between the [H] and [I] pins, and between the pins [J] and [K].
IMPORTANT: Do not install the underlying blocks as described below if the pool is
on a concrete slab. However, we recommend that you draw the pool axis and the
position of all measuring pins on the concrete surface according to the relevant
dimensional drawing. It will make it easier for you to build the pool base.
Background blocks
The foundation block (concrete paving slab) must be laid under each sloping wall
wall in the length of the straight sides of the pool. The underlying blocks should be
used as large as 50x50x5 cm or 60x40x5 cm.
• The base blocks under the sloping wall brackets must be positioned so that the
distance between the center of the block and the pool wall is about 90 cm.
• Depending on the dimensional sketch of the pool (see page 4), mark the location
of the blocks and make trenches. Compress the bottom of the trench. Use a thin
layer of sand or finely ground aggregate as a sublayer.
• All underlying blocks must be recessed so that their upper surfaces are flush
with the compacted bottom of the pool.
• Using a spirit level, make sure that the underlying blocks are perfectly level
and level with the ground (Figure 2A-12 A = Putting layer at the bottom of the
trench, B = Base block, C = Excavation). With spirit level on a 5x10 cm prism, make
sure that the top surfaces of the adjacent base blocks are in one plane. After all
the blocks have been laid, sand them with sand or crushed aggregate (Fig. 2A-13
A = Obsyp). Compress the dump.
• To increase the stiffness of the substrate, the substrate can be used
place the blocks under sloping struts in the concrete laying layer. The excavation
must be roughly twice deeper than the thickness of the paving block used and
about 5 cm wider than the block on each side. Use concretes for both the laying
layer and the obsyp.
IMPORTANT: Level the base blocks to the plane between them as described in step
• Before the concrete hardens. Before continuing to build the pool, wait until the
concrete has become sufficiently stiff.
• Remove all measuring pins. Keep the poles in place to check the dimensions
during construction.
WARNING: Ensure adequate drainage of the area around the pool to avoid sub-
straction.
Continue in mounting in part 3A of the instruction
Part 2B – Preparation of the base for the circular
swimming pool
IMPORTANT: The area under the pool must meet the following essential condi-
tions:
It must be horizontal, ie. within a tolerance of not more than 2.5 cm to the tran-
sverse dimension of the pool.
It must be provided with a thin layer of sifted sand, ie. (sandeel, hoe, ...) to cover
the entire area of the pool with a layer of not more than 2 cm.
It must be compacted, ie. so strong that a person weighing at least 80 kg does not
leave a visible trace on the surface.
Click the plate
• Push the pin into the intended center of the pool (Figure 2B-1).
• Think of one end of a string as a pin, and on the other end, consider a can with
sand or lime, flour, etc., which is marked on the ground by a circle. The radius
of the circle will be 15 cm larger than the radius of the pool (Figure 2B-2). The
length of the string and prism is 250 cm for a 4.6 m diameter swimming pool.
Remove dry
• Carefully remove all debris and plants from the marked area to a depth of 10-
15 cm (Figure 2B-3).
• Remove all sticks, stones and roots from the marked area.
• If the pool is to be poured into the ground, excavation work must be done in
depth according to a special construction.
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