Preparing The Ground; Setting Up The Pool - Swim & Fun KRETA XL POOL Bedienungsanleitung

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Preparing the ground

Place a marking peg in the middle of the location selected for the pool. Tie a string firmly to the peg. The

length of the string must be equal to the radius of the pool, plus a recommended 25 cm. This way, the pool's

circumference is displayed on the ground by having one move all the way around the marking peg in the

centre. Use spray paint or sand to mark the circumference on the ground.

Important

The base of the pool MUST be solid and 100% level!!!

Warning:

Do not fill the base with extra soil. It will result in a soft and too unstable base when the pool is filled with wa-

ter, thereby exerting a downward pressure on the base of many tonnes!

Instead, always dig and remove some soil so that the base is completely firm and level. The soft grassy sur-

face must therefore always be removed if the pool is to be installed on a lawn.

To ensure that the base is level, use a spirit level taped to a plank that is two metres long. Check in several

different places that the base is level.

Finally, clear away the base thoroughly so that not only all the sod is removed, but also that all the small

stones, twigs, branches and roots are cleared from the pool area.

We recommend that you always place a ground cover under the pool in order to minimise mechanical wear

and tear to the liner as well as to prevent it from being punctured by stones and roots coming from below.

This also makes it more comfortable to walk on the bottom of the pool. A ground cover typically consists of

several pieces that are arranged so that they overlap each other by 2 cm between the sections. Finally, re-

move any surplus material.

1. Assembling the bottom rails

In the pool area, the profiles are assembled into a round bottom frame

(use 14 of the profiles) (Fig. 1).

Fig. 1

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