53 Notice N°880 107 Rev A
The connecting plates should in no case be fixed to the ground.
Connect the lower rails:
to the connecting plate ref 2276 for the rounded parts;
to the rail guides ref 3233/3234 for the straight parts.
At the rounded parts, slide the rails into the connecting plates, leaving
a space of approximately 1cm
between the sections at the centre of the connecting plate.
11 - Installation of Wall
WARNING!
Improperly assembled sheet metal can cause the pool to sag. Do not attempt to install the
sheet metal in windy conditions.
N.B. For certain large dimension pools, the walls are made of two half-walls in order to
facilitate their handling (for some models, the weight of the walls can exceed 100kg). This does
not alter the method for installing the wall.
To enter and leave the pool during installation work, use the ladder.
Remove the wall from the box and place it on the box or on a plank to make it easier to unroll.
Make sure that the cut-out for the skimmer is positioned at the top of the sheet metal, with the opening
placed facing the dominant wind so that the wind drives impurities into the skimmer (fig 8). You are
also recommended to position the sheet metal so that the cut-outs for the skimmer and the outlet are
on a rounded section of the pool, and not on a straight section.
Start to unwind the sheet metal and position it in the groove of the section, and proceed until the sheet
metal has been completely unreeled.
Start at the middle of a connecting plate, so that the securing bolts are concealed by an upright
bar.
Connect the ends of the sheet metal, using bolts and washers.
The bolt heads should be at the interior of the pool, and the nuts should be screwed-on from
the exterior of the pool.
Make sure that you use all the bolt holes. It is very important to securely tighten the bolts so as to
obtain a robust join.
To protect the liner, affix a protective strip of adhesive tape on the bolt and associated hardware on
the interior of the pool.
If the wall is too long or too short, adjust it by means of spaces left open at the connecting
plates.
IMPORTANT! Increase the robustness and rigidity of the sheet metal by temporarily fitting the
upper metal sections (rounded part) progressively as you work.
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