The spacing in all bottom plates should be equal.
SKIMMER INLET
SKIMMER OUTLET
BOTTOM RAILS
2
PRE WASHED SAND OR
SIFTED EARTH RECOMMENDED
REQUIREMENT CHART
12 ft.
1.4 Tons
1.1 Yards
15 ft.
1.9 Tons
1.5 Yards
18 ft.
2.6 Tons
2.1 Yards
21 ft.
3.4 Tons
2.7 Yards
24 ft.
4.4 Tons
3.5 Yards
27 ft.
5.4 Tons
4.3 Yards
30 ft.
6.5 Tons
5.2 Yards
BOTTOM RAIL
CENTER STAKE
BOTTOM RAIL
VERTICAL BOTTOM PLATE
BOTTOM PLATE
PATIO BLOCK
1/16”
OPTIONAL
GROUND SHIELD
Ground Shield and Wall Guard are optional.
Spread a ground shield or plastic sheeting over prepared ground
(not included). Ground Shield and Wall Guard are available from your
local pool supply dealer or polyethylene sheeting can be purchased
from a local hardware supply. This will protect your pool liner and
metal parts against chemical reactions from the ground soil.
Mark out pool radius (1/2 pool diameter) using the center stake as reference. Form a circle by sliding
bottom rail groove up, into the bottom plates 1/16" from the stop.
To prevent stones or other foreign material from damaging the liner it is recomended to build a 2” to 3”
base of sand inside the entire pool.
Bring the required amount of clean and washed masonry sand into the pool area at this time. Refer to
chart above for the required amount. Place the patio blocks under each bottom plate at ground level.
Check the levelness from the center stake to each bottom plate.
INSERT WALL INTO BOTTOM RAILS
Remove wall from carton.
NOTE: the UP arrow on wall.
Determine starting point as the fil
ter inlet and outlet holes are at the
beginning of the wall. Starting at
the center of a bottom plate insert
the bottom edge of the wall into
the groove on the bot
tom rail. Ensure that
the
center line of
the closure holes in the the wall
align with
the
center of the plate
. Make sure that the
4’ x 4’ Plywood
cutouts for filter inlet and outlet are on the
top portion of the wall and will not be hidden
behind a vertical. If the wall ends do not meet,
adjust the bottom rail in or out of the bottom plates.
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