Processing Of The Bottom Wall Edge Trims And Joining The Wall Ends With A Sliding-In Section - Mountfield IBIZA Montageanleitung

Important hint: Some segments of the top
edge trim may be put on for the steel wall to
provisionally keep its shape (see Fig. 24).
The steel wall of an oval swimming pool may be
provisionally fixed to the retaining walls by using
screw clamps.
Always see to it that the steel wall should stand firmly
in the bottom edge trim.
4.4 Processing of the bottom wall edge
trims and joining the wall ends with a
sliding-in section
The gap between the two steel wall ends should be
about 5 mm to enable the sliding-in section to join the
steel wall ends together. This must be taken into
account when shortening the bottom edge trim.
Fig. 24
Shortening the bottom wall edge trim
Uncoil the steel wall and measure any overhang of
the bottom edge trim. Now draw the steel wall by
some 50 cm out of the bottom edge trims and shorten
the bottom edge trim appropriately (remember that a
5mm gap should be left between the steel wall ends
for the sliding-in section – see above).
Important hint: Always shorten the wall edge
trim in the arched segment. If it is shortened
more than 5 cm, then shortening 2 edge
trims is recommended for the sake of arch
symmetry – each arch by one-half of the
total overhang.
Now put the whole steel wall again on and slide the
sliding-in section over (see Figs. 28–30).
Fig. 25
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