When selecting a site for your pool, take into account
city by-laws regarding fences and utilities laws pertain-
ing to electrical cables, as well as the landscaping
which you are planning once the pool is installed.
Drive a stake into the ground at the center of the site.
Using a measuring tape, draw a circle 15 cm to 20 cm (6"
to 8") longer in radius than the pool, depending on the
width of the uprights (See Illustration 1.1).
Remove all grass from the area which you have just out-
lined.
Make sure to order the required quantity of sand and stone
dust (See Chart).
Dear Customer
Congratulations! You have purchased a pool of superior quality and durability. To achieve the best
possible results, follow the instructions carefully. Failure to follow the installation procedures may
result in damage to your pool or property and void your warranty. We recommend that you make a
preliminary study of the instructions booklet to familiarize yourself with the different parts of your
pool. Make sure that you understand each step thoroughly before you begin assembling.
We wish you a most pleasant and refreshing summer.
WARNING: Be sure you have read and understood the “Safety Information”
sheets before you begin your pool installation.
WARNING: For your safety, your pool is not designed for diving and/or jumping
head first. Please do not dive. Diving may result in permanent injury
or death.
SITE PREPARATION
1
SITE LEVELLING
2
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
ROUND POOLS
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* If you use only sand, add stone dust tonnage to sand.
Chart
Illustration 1.1
Level the edge of the circle, from the turf removal line up
to 30 cm (12”) within the circle.
To do this, use a carpenter’s level set on a large straight
beam, a rope or an optical level.
Carefully pack the soil using a tampering tool or vibrating
plate (See Illustrations 2.1 and 2.2), especially those
areas where a large quantity of soil was added.
It is also highly recommended to firm up the edge by
adding a 2 cm (3/4”) layer of stone dust (or sand).
Optional
The center of the circle can then be excavated at the
desired depth, not to exceed 15 cm (6”) for a standard
liner (See Illustration 2.3).
Remove any stone, pieces of wood or other debris from
within the circle. Flatten any protrusion and pack the soil
tightly. Spread the area with salt to prevent roots from
growing back and to eliminate earthworms. Spread also
ant repellant; all causes of post-installation cracking.
To protect the liner, cover with a think 2 cm (3/4") layer of
compacting sand.
Make sure you add a sufficient quantity of sand to the
base finishing inside the circle (See Step 6).
It is possible to install the pool on a concrete (dalle) and
to use a (tapis de sol).
Illustration 2.3
