Original User Manual
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3.
Installation
3.1 Find a safe location for the pool
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Warning!
Do not install your pool in any of the following places:
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Underneath electrical power lines or close to underground electrical installations (if in
doubt, ask your electrician).
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on an uneven surface.
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on a balcony.
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in a place where water and humidity can cause damage.
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on carpets or other materials that are damaged by moisture.
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on a base consisting of loose, non-loadbearing stones, wooden blocks or other materials
that can shift.
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This may damage the pool that is not covered by the warranty.
The subsurface must meet the following requirements:
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Stable
The subsurface must be solid and able to bear a weight of at least 360 kg/m². Concrete tiles
and wooden planks must be made in such a way that they can bear this weight. The total
weight of the whirlpool when filled with water and four people is approximately 1200 kg.
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Horizontal (level)
A horizontal surface is particularly important. The water level must always be horizontal. A
level and horizontal surface ensures that the weight is evenly distributed between the floor
area (on which the greatest weight rests) and the outer walls, which form a self-supporting
frame and ensure stability. The importance of adequate ground support cannot be
overstated.
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Drainage system
There must be a functional drainage system for the absorption and removal of any
overflowing water.
Indoor or outdoor assembly:
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If you would like to assemble your pool
outdoor, make sure that there are no sharp
objects in the vicinity of the spa.
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If you would like to assemble your pool
indoor, make sure the floor is waterproof
and has a non-slip surface. The room must
be well-ventilated to prevent excess
moisture.
ATTENTION!
Do not expose the SPA to direct sunlight
for prolonged periods. Be aware that direct
sunlight can cause the outer shell of the
spa to bulge and become irreversibly
deformed.
