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than 2 cm at most.
It must be compacted, i.e. so solid that a man , having the weight of
minimum 80 kg, should not mark visible footprints on the ground.
1. MARK OUT THE AREA
a. Pitch a pin to the ground in the intended centre of the SP (see Fig.
2-1)
b. Tie up the rope at its one end to the peg. Secure a can with sand or
lime, fl our, etc. to its other end with which you will then mark a circle
on the ground.
For the length of the rope see the table for the respective diameter.
Base radius shall exceed the pool radius by 15 cm (see Fig. 2-2)
2. REMOVE TURF
a. Carefully remove all turf and plants from the encircled area (see
Fig. 2-3).
b. Remove all branches, stones and roots from the encir- cled area.
3. ADAPT THE MARKED OUT AREA IN A WAY TO HAVE IT HORIZON-
TAL, FLAT AND COMPACTED
Remember: Your SP must be positioned horizontally. Take your time to
make the base perfectly horizontal. Any deviation from the horizontal
plane must not be more than 25 mm
Replace the peg with a pole with a fl at upper end, cross section ap-
prox. 25 x 25 cm, length approx. 15 cm. Pitch the pole to the earth so
that its upper surface was at the same level as the ground (see Fig.
2-4).
b. Take a balk sized 5 cm x 10 cm in its cross-section. Its length shall
depend on the pool size (see the table above). Nail one end of the
balk to the post top. Use a nail which is long enough to be able to
hold the balk end on the post while you are moving the balk round
to make a circle (see Fig. 2-5).
c. Place a level on the timber and circle around the post to fi nd out
raised points and depressions. (see Fig.2-6)
d. Remove all the raised points with shovel, hoe or rake.
Remember, your pool must be in level with the allowed tolerance of 25 mm across the pool, (see Fig. 2-8).
e. Do not fi ll up the depressions, (see Fig. 2-7.) Filling up will not create a safe base for your pool. Small
openings may be fi lled but in such a case, the fi lling soil must be well trodden with a rammer.
f. To make sure the pool will remain stable in the future; fi rm the pool's base with the rammer. Non-com-
pacted base could set lower under pressure of fi lled pool and cause brake down of the pool. Fill up
the newly emerging depressions and tread with the rammer.
Aid: Take a walk across the surface. No footprints may be seen on the surface if compacted properly.
Remember: A strip of 30 cm of width around the circle must be in perfect level (see Fig. 2-9). The bottom
edge of the pool's side must be in level and must not lie on top of a depression. Pay attention to make
sure the area is absolutely plane and in perfect level.
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PART 3 – SETTING UP THE SWIMMING POOL
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STEP A - ASSEMBLY OF THE FOUNDATION OF THE SWIMMING POOL
1. SET UP THE BOTTOM FRAME OF THE SP
a. Space the coupling connectors evenly along the cir- cumference of the pool. While doing so, place
each time an arched lower bar (3) between every two coupling connectors (2) (see Fig. 3-1).
b. Insert the ends of the lower bars into the coupling con- nectors all the way down. You will thus make
lower frame of the pool.
c. Make sure that the bottom frame actually forms a cir- cle by measuring the distance from the central
peg.
2. SPREAD FINE SAND
a. Spread a layer of no more than 2 cm of fi ne sand (opti- mally for stucco mortar) throughout the areas
of the SP (except for the outer 30 cm of the circle) for an easier levelling of small unevenness places
on the ground (see the Fig. 3 –2). Do not spread the sand close to the bottom rails as it could get to
the guiding groove and make the erection of the wall impossible. A circular strip, width 15 cm, along
the side of the bottom rails should be left free of sand. Level the area with a rake so that the surface
was fl at and smooth.
Note: A thicker layer of sand may have adverse impacts upon the stability of the SP in future.
b. Supply approx. 0.2 to 0.3 cubic metre of sieved pit sand or soil to the surface of the base of the SP. You
will need to form the corner fi ll (see the chapter Form the corner fi ll).
Note: During the sand handling, take care to avoid any damage to the bottom frame or its coverage
with sand.
STEP B – ASSEMBLY OF THE WALL OF THE SWIMMING POOL
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1. ERECT THE SP WALL
a. Wait for a calm sunny day. Do not try to erect the wall of the SP when windy. Invite at least one adult
person to help you.
b. Unroll the rolled wall of the SP and put on the area of the base of the SP on a piece of plywood (see Fig.
3-3). Openings made for the skimmer have always be positioned at the top of the wall.
Important: Before unrolling the wall make sure what is the direction the wall is to be rolled in. Depending
on it, unroll the wall either to the left or to the right.
c. Start unfolding the wall (1) while directing its bottom edge into the lower frame. The beginning of the
wall must be above one of the coupling connectors (see Fig. 3-4) and the openings for the dirt col-
lector and return nozzle must be close to where the fi ltering equipment will be installed.
d. Proceed around the whole base until the whole wall is unfolded and inserted into the lower frame.
2. FIX THE ENDS OF THE WALL OF THE SP TOGETHER
a. Align openings in two ends of the wall against each other.
Aid: Put your screwdriver through two opposite openings in order to align the ends of the wall.
b. To bring the openings against each other, enlarge or diminish the circle of the wall of the SP by push-
ing with your leg the bottom frame out or to the centre of the circle (see Fig. 3-5).
c. Check on whether the lower frame really forms a circle and that by measuring the distance from the
central peg.
d. Now measure out the last free lower bar and cut it short to the needed length (see detail Fig. 3-5).
Close the lower frame by connecting the shortened lower bar to the rest of the frame by means of
the coupling connectors.
e. Join the ends of the wall of the SP (see Fig. 3-6) from the inner and outer side of the wall. Insert the
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