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CITY OF SANFORD PERMIT APPLICATION MAY 2 12007,
Application # : a 27m0 Submittal Date:
Job Address: 7�.� P lnci '- k -Q linVCp , Value of Work:
Parcel ID: Zoning: Historic District:
Description of Work: �f(1 G�D�k'1(� i0 I, Square Footage:
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Permit Type: Buildinx Electrical ❑ Mechanical ❑ Plumbing ❑ Fire Sprinkler/Alarm ❑ Pool 0d Sign ❑
Electrical: New Service - # of AMPS Addition/Alteration ❑ Change of Service ❑ Temporary Pole ❑
Mechanical: Residential ❑ Non -Residential ❑
Plumbing/ New Commercial: # of Fixtures
Replacement ❑ New ❑ (Duct Layout & Energy Calc. Required)
# of Water & Sewer Lines # of Gas Lines
Plumbing/New Residential: # of Water Closets
Occupancy Type: Residential ,13( Commercial ❑ Industrial ❑
Plumbing Repair -Residential ❑ Commercial ❑
Occupancy Use Group(s):
Construction Type: # of Stories: # of Dwelling Units: Flood Zone: (FEMA form required )
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Property Owner.)SC'Q(1 WSJ Contractor:
Address: 31+ 3 Pl Q r d (d �' 1 f Address:
X PL_ 3 2-173
Phone:40-7 330 -76WE_mail: Or-aKAIJOk"41ione: State License Number:
Bonding Company:
Address:
Architect/Engineer:
Address:
Plan Review Contact Person:
Mortgage Lender:
Address:
Phone:
Fax:
Phone: Fax:
E-mail:
Application is hereby made to obtain a permit to do the work and installations as indicated. I certify that no work or installation has commenced prior to the
issuance of a permit and that all work will be performed to meet standards of all laws regulating construction in this jurisdiction. I understand that a separate
permit must be secured for ELECTRICAL WORK, PLUMBING, SIGNS, WELLS, POOLS, FURNACES, BOILERS, HEATERS, TANKS and
AIR CONDITIONERS, etc.
OWNER'S AFFIDAVIT: I certify that all of the foregoing information is accurate and that all work will be done in compliance with all applicable laws regulating
construction and zoning. WARNING TO OWNER: YOUR FAILURE TO RECORD A NOTICE OF COMMENCEMENT MAY RESULT IN YOUR PAYING
TWICE FOR IMPROVEMENTS TO YOUR PROPERTY. IF YOU INTEND TO OBTAIN FINANCING; CONSULT WITH YOUR LENDER OR AN
ATTORNEY BEFORE RECORDING YOUR NOTICE OF COMMENCEMENT.
NOTICE: In addition to the requirements of this permit, there may be additional restrictions applicable to this property that may be found in the public records of
this county, and there may be additional permits required from other governmental entities such as water management districts, state agencies, or federal agencies.
Acceptance of permit is verification ththatt I will nnoottiyy ifthe owner of the property of the requirements of Florida Lien Law, FS 713.
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Owner/Agent is Personally Known to Me or
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APPROVALS: ZONING: UTIL: ((��
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City of Sanford
Owner/ Builder Affidavit
Construction Contracting
State law requires construction to be done by licensed contractors. You have applied for a permit under an
exemption to that law. The exemption allows you, as the owner of your property, to act as your own
contractor with certain restrictions even though you do not have a license. You must provide direct, onsite
supervision of the construction yourself. You may build or improve a one -family or two-family residence
or a farm outbuilding. You may also build or improve a commercial building, provided your costs do not
exceed $75,000. The building or residence must be for your own use or occupancy. It may not be built or
substantially improved for sale or lease. If you sell or lease a building you have built or substantially
improved yourself within 1 year after the construction is complete, the law will presume that you built or
substantially improved it for sale or lease, which is a violation of this exemption. You may not hire an
unlicensed person to act as your contractor or to supervise people working on your building. It is your
responsibility to make sure that people employed by you have licenses required by state law and by
county or municipal licensing ordinances. You may not delegate the responsibility for supervising work to
a licensed contractor who is not licensed to perform the work being done. Any person working on your
building who is not licensed must work under your direct supervision and must be employed by you,
which means that you must deduct F.I.C.A. and withholding tax and provide workers' compensation for
that employee, all as prescribed by law. Your construction must comply with all applicable laws,
ordinances, building codes, and zoning regulations.
LC,5U, do hereby state that I am qualified and capable of performing the
requested construction involved with the permit application filed.
I will assume full responsibility as an Owner/Builder Contractor, and will personally supervise all work
allowed by law on the permitted structure.
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r/ uilder Signatu e Date
Owner is Personally Known to Me or has Produced ID
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Sin re of Notary—State #Florida �o, ;": 'Ate
JU ANN M. JOHNSON.
My—Commission Expires: * MY COMMISSION # DD 285622
s Q EXPIRES: March 23, 2008
9rFQF Fl.C1Q'`O Bonded Thru Budget Notary Services
BOUNDARY SURVEY
DESCRIPTION:
LOT 22, PLACID WOODS, PHASE ONE, AS
RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 51, PAGES 23-29,
' PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA
1ICurve number 1
GRnaluss 7500
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4 Chord- 21167
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Raak4w- 5Q00
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Tangent- 719
' Chord- 14.24
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LEGM
CONC - CONCRETE
R/W - RIGHT-OF-WAY
PC - PONT OF, , ..
\ CURVATURE
FOUND 1- IRON PIPE 12005
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IRONSROD 14887
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NOTES
1. BEARINGS BASED ON THE
NORTH LINE OF LOT 85 v\ 3pl \
AS SHOWN.
2. UNDERGROUND IMPROVE-
MENTS NOT LOCATED. \ \
J. SUBJECT TO EASEMENTS \ \
AND RESTRICTIONS OF \ LOT 22
RECORD.
4. SUBJECT PROPERTY UES
IN ZONE 7l' (AREA OF /
500 -YEAR FLOOD) PER
FLOOD INSURANCE RATE 15 £256
MAP PANEL NUMBER 15, DRAINAGE
120294 0045 E, EAS£NENT ��•61',39��
DATED 4/17/95. _
5. DATE OF FIELD SURVEY
6/27/01.
N,,93.29'29'{,i
T R A C T ' D C C G N S E R V A T I G N
COMRED TO: HERRMY COMFY: WE 6�2® 0�
FRANK J. LOSO THAT THIS SURVEY MEETS THE1 " = 20'
SUSAN M. LOSO MINIMUM TECHNICAL STANDARDS SC�4 z. �-
SET FORTH BY THE FLORIDA
CENDANT MORTGAGE CORP. BOARD OF LAND SUA!,F-yORS IN JOB NO. 01®
D/B/A CHAPTER 61G17 -- 6, FLORIDA
PHH MORTGAGE SERVICES ADMINIST Ti /E Gc.
MCMAHON SUR
KAMPF TITLE AND I ;V , . AND MAPPING VEYING
GUARANTY CORP. 1690 TALL OAKS ROAD
CHICAGO TITLE TH AS J. MCMAHON DELAND, FLORIDA
INSURANCE COMPANY FL REG LANG SURVEYOR ,44887 32720 (407) 399-2044
NOT VALID WITHOUT THE SIGNATURE AND ORIGINAL RAISED SEAL OF A FLORIDA LICENSED SURVEYOR AND MAPPER
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PooLs
DO NOT DIVE OR JUMP INTO YOUR POOL! ADULT SUPERVISION REQUIRED!
Your pool is approximately 4' deep. It is not designed for diving
or jumping.
If you dive or jump into your pool you run the risk
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of permanent injury or death. Alert all visitors
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and family of this and point out all warning
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labels supplied. Watch children at all times.
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Pool not designed for diving or jumping!J-1
GENERAL
_ INSTALLATION OF THIS ABOVE GROUND POOL IS NOT EXTREMELY HARD OR CONFUS-
ING, BUT IT IS A BIG JOB. THE SECRET TO INSTALLING A POOL SO THAT IT WILL GIVE
-`' YOU YEARS OF PLEASURE IS TO TAKE THE TIME TO FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS AND DO
THINGS RIGHT THE FIRST TIME. YOUR POOL WARRANTY IS VOID IF THESE INSTRUC-
TIONS ARE NOT FOLLOWED 100%, READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS INCLUDING ACCES-
SORIES SUCH AS FILTERS, PUMPS, SKIMMERS, DECKS, ETC. PRIOR TO STARTING ANY
AFTERMARKET OR HOME BUILT DECK, IF ALLOWED, SHOULD BE CONSTRUCTED
ACCORDING TOALL LOCAL BUILDING CODE REQUIREMENTS, INCLUDING LOAD CAPAC-
ITY AND FENCING REQUIREMENTS.
BEFORE YOU START, CHECK TO SEE THAT YOU HAVE THE CORRECT NUMBER OF
PARTS. USE YOUR PARTS LIST WHICH IS BROKEN DOWN BY CARTON.
THE MANUFACTURER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REVISE, CHANGE, OR MODIFY
CONSTRUCTION OF THEIR POOLS. -
NOTE: If a power drill is used during installation, it should be a variable speed
_ drill used on low settina. Torque should not exceed SA Inrh nnn„d, fall,,«. f.
313 Regina Avenue • Rahway, New Jersey 07065-4891 USA
Tel: (732) 574-1500 - Fax: (732) 574-1551
www.swimnplay.com • E-mail: info@swimnplay.com
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Contract Installations
The manufacturer is in no way affiliated with any professional pool installer. Therefore the manufacturer can
assume no respon� ";:iy, for errors in installation by the home owner or said professional installer. If you have your
pool installed uy omers, please supervise to be sure they comply with the proper installation techniques shown.
Their. past experience or short cuts may not cover the latest improvements in our pools. Do not allow any short cuts
or£iny nature.
Local Codes
Local building code may require obtaining a building permit and may have regulations on set backs, barriers,
devices and other conditions that must be followed. Any after market or home built deck should be built to the local
building code requirements, including load capacity and fencing requirements.
Local electrical code may require obtaining a building permit and may have regulations on setbacks, devices and
other conditions that must be followed.
All electrical outlet connections should be a minimum of 5 feet from the outside perimeter of the wall of the pool.
From 540 feet there should be either a fixed connection (outlet box) or twistlock connection with a GFCI. Connect
power cords to a 3 -wire grounding -type outlet only.
Severe electrical shock could result if you install your pump or filter on a deck. They could fall into the water, caus-
ing severe shock or electrocution. Do not install on a deck or other surface at, above or slightly below the top seat
of the pool.
Barrier Requirements
If the distance from the top of the'assembled pool is less than 48" vertically from the surrounding grade, a fence or
barrier is needed to surround the pool with a minimum height of 48 _
A barrier is necessary to provide protection against potential drowning and near drowning and is not a substitute for
constant supervision of children. A barrier is a fence, wall, or a combination thereof which completely surrounds the
swimming pool and obstructs access to the swimming pool. Barriers must comply with local and national building
codes and the US Consumer Product Safety Commission.
These are minimum fencing and barrier requirements. Check your local building codes for other requirements they
may request. Optional fencing kits are available, Please contact your local dealer-
If
ealerIf pool covers are used for safety barriers they should comply with ASTM F 1346 "Standard Performance
Specification for Safety Covers and Labeling Requirements for All Covers for Swimming Pools, Spas and Hot Tubs."
Special Care
Even though this manufacturer's pools are designed to meet or exceed industry recommended safety factors, spe-
cial attenbon must be paid to some installation procedures that the installer performs and controls.
• Levelness- spend the time to assure that the entire pool framework is level within 1' Unle_vel,pools place
> extreme pressures on the pool walls, -
Wall Seam- this area is where the wall joins together. Damage to any part. -of this area reduces the safety
factors and can result in a weak pool. Use extreme care following instructions..
Earth Mound- this keeps the liner from creeping out from under the pool wall.' Follow instructions to the let-
ter -' don't short-cut or substitute materials. Improperly installed pools can -rupture, allowing thousands of
gallons of water to rush out causing extensive property damage and injury to anyone in its path.
• This manufacturer's pools are not designed to be buried. Outside ground forces can collapse pool wall.
• The pool owner has the sole responsibility for providing adequate lighting for the pool area. It is important
that all users must be able to see the shallow depth of the pool, and safety signs at all times.
Yob must install a pool ladder(s) for entry and exit from the pool
= 'All components such as the filtration system, pumps and heater should be positioned as to prevent their.
being used as a means of access to the pool by young children -
Introduction
The installation of an average pool size pool (18' - 27' diameter) will usually require.three people to help set it up.
Below is an assortment of tools and materials which you will need for preparing the ground, checking the levelness,
and setting up the pool.
SCREWDRIVEq., `
PLIERS
4^ NAIL KNIFE
,TAP
RAKE
CARPENTER'S I "
LEVEL
OD SHOVEL
ROLLER HAMMER - .
CENTER STAKE
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2i4 _
p FRIENDS
p
4 1 I I
CLOTH TAPE
- SIFTED EARTH OR
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- PRE -WASHED SAND
Selecting Pool Location
The selection and preparation of the pool site is your responsibility. The manufacturer can only suggest the proper
techniques, indicate the important considerations and emphasize the precautions, and cannot be held responsible
for damages to your pool that may result from failure to carefully follow all pool site specifications.
1. The surface on which your pool will stand must be ABSOLUTELY LEVEL AND SOLID. This condition
should extend several feet beyond the actual pool area all around. The best surface is bare solid earth free
from stones, roots, and other sharp objects.
2. Allow plenty of play area around the pool. Fit the location into your landscaping plans. ,
3. The pool site must be accessible to electrical and water supply and should allow. for disposal of greatquan-
tities of water when pool is drained.
4. When installing your pool on a SOLID LEVEL SURFACE, It is imperative that you protect your pool and liner
from chemicals and other'fo'reign matter contained in the surface. Protect your pool and liner by inserting
between them and the surface any material that is.not made from a tar derivative or contains sharp twigs,
etc. ,We suggest the -use of a plastic ground shield to be used between the surface and the pool liner. Do
not install your pool on peat moss, tar paper, gravel or chemically. treated soil. Any or all of these surfaces
can ruin your pool and liner and will void your liner warranty.
5. Do not -setup your pool under trees or under overhead wires.
6. DO NOT setup your pool near any existing structure such as your house garage, etc., as this condition
will induce diving or jumping into your pool which could result in permanent injury or death.
7. Do not setup your pool on or near any septic system or underground utilities.
8. Choose your pool location convenient for.
&.Connecting. electrical wires of your accessories (filter, heater, lights) to your electrical outlets
conforming to electrical codes. _
b., Draining large amounts of water.
��1 PREPARING THErGROUND I�j�a
Your pool must be installed on a solid level surface. Drive a stake into the ground at the center of your pool loca-
tion. With the use of the leveling device shown and a shovel start leveling the ground, removing all grass and sharp
objects such as sticks and stones.
Level area to the lowest spot within the clearance radius. DO NOT FILL IN LOW SPOTS. Give special attention to
the outer part of the circle as this is where the bottom track and pool wall will rest and must be absolutely level.
DO NOT FILL IN DIG AWAY HERE
CARPENTER'S LEVEL
D _l—
LEVEL—
CLEARANCE RADIUS
The assembled pool must have a
vertical distance of 3' from the
top of the pool to the adjoining
grade and the adjoining grade
must remain level for a distance
of 4' away from the pool. Refer
to the drawing at right
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CLEARANCE RADIUS= 12
POOL DIAMETERt6"
12' Pool=6'6"
5'P =8
18' Pool=9'6"
21' Pool=11'
24' Pool=12'6'
27' Pool=14'
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WARNING - LEVELING THE GROUND
THIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT PART OF YOUR PREPARATION OF POOL SITE. YOU MUST
GIVE CAREFUL ATTENTION TO THIS PHASE. REMEMBER ---YOUR POOL MUST BE INSTALLED
ON SOLID LEVEL SURFACE.
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WASHED SAND OR SIFTED
EARTH RECOMMENDED
REQUIREMENT CHART `
12' Pod. 1.4 Ton
15' Pod 1.9 Tons
18' Pool 2.6. Tons
21' Pool 3.4 Tons
24' Pod' 4,G Tons
27' Pool 5.4 Tons
,, drlu vvdrr uuara are optional.
Spread a ground shield or plastic sheeting over prepared ground (not included). Ground Shield and Wall Guard',
are available from your local pool supply dealer or polyethylene sheeting can be purchased from a local hardware°
supply. This will protect your pool liner and metal parts against chemical reactions from the ground soil.
Mark out pool radius (1/2 pool diameter) using the center stake as reference. The slots in the bottom track mus'
face upward. i
On pool models with the 1" bottom rail and 13/4" verticals:
Form a circle by sliding the end of the bottom track into the rail/vertical connector leaving 1/4" gap between eact,
rail, in the center of the connector. Continue in this manner all the way around pool, until the circle is complete!
On pool models with the 5/s"and 9116" interlocking rails,
Form a circle by inserting the 9/16" rail into the 5/8" rail approximately 2". Continue in this manner all the way around
the pool until the circle is complete, alternating a 9/16" rail then a 5/8" rail.
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Check that the bottom framework of your pool is perfectly round by measuring the distance between the
central stake and the rails at various points. Bring the required amount of sifted earth or prewashed sand
into the pool area at this time. Refer to chart above for the required amount. !
Remove wall from carton.
Note the UP arrow on wall.
Determine starting point as the filter
inlet and outlet holes are at the
,.beginning of the wall. Starting at the
center of a bottom plate insert the
'bottom edge of wall into the groove
on the bottom rail. Make sure that
the cutouts for filter inlet and outlet
are on the top portion of the wall and
will not be hidden behind a vertical. If
the wall ends do not meet, adjust the
bottom rail in or out of the bottom
plates. The spacing in all bottom
plates should be equal.
4k� tt RCLOSING=THE:' WALL, RECHECKING4sY0UR,WiORK
YOU MUST ASSEMBLE THE POOL WALL AS
PER INSTRUCTIONS
USE ALL BOLTS. LOCK WASHERS, AND NUTS TO CLOSE POOL
WALL
�O NOT LEAVE ANY OPEN HOLES
TIGHTEN SECURELY USING ADJUSTABLE OR OPEN END
WRENCH. DO NOT USE SOCKET WRENCH TO TIGHTEN
BOLTS. DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN BOLTS
4 -bar system
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truss head
scree
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hex20
hex
nut
VIEWED FROM ABOVE
Using the center stake make sure your pool is
completely in true round by measuring from the
center of the stake to inside of pool wall in all
POOL WALL directions, making sure these measurements are
equal.
Remove center:, stake from pool area after
measurements and. adjustments, if necessary,
are made.
ENTER
'TAKE
X �Y , ,I
Insert the 1/4" - 20x3/4" truss head screws from inside the pool through the preattached inside closure bar,
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through inside and outside wall ends and through outside closure bar. The 1/4" lockwashers and 1/4" hex nuts are
secured to the screws on the outside of the wall.
Wall guard is optional.
All the holes must match and be secured together with the screws and nuts. This is one of the most important
Tape wall guard (plastic sheeting) to pool wall 12" up
structural assembly aspects you will perform.
from ground and smooth out on ground 12" from
wall. This will protect your pools metal parts from
Be absolutely sure you have one closure bar inside of pool (in between liner and pool wall) and one
chemical reactions with the soil used in the earth
mound.
outside (exposed on outer pool wall), sandwiching together the wall ends.
Manufacturer can not assume the responsibility of the performance of this.product if the instructions of
closing the wall are not followed exactly
Build earth mound on top of wall guard using
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screened damp earth or pre -washed sand. Shape
and compact earth mound to run 8" up from ground
and 8" away from the wall: Do not use any material
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that will compress under pressure for the earth
mound is an important part of the pool installation. It
WALLSEAM
prevents the wall from lifting up and from the liner
sneaking underneath rnea the pool wall.
Once the wall is closed and screws and nuts are
tightened securely, cover the screw heads on the inside
w
SKIMMER,SKIMMER
of the pool with a cloth tape all the way from top to"r
bottom of wall. If the cutouts for filter inlet and outlet
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RETURN INLET
FITTING FITTING
Manufacturer cannot ass responsibility of
ume
are not used, tape over the prescored areas on the
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the performance of this product if the earth
mound is omitted or not properly installed.
inside of the pool wall
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Cloth tape_ or duct tape is available through your local
pool dealer hardware
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or store.
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1 y CLOTH TAPE OR DUCT TAPE
VIEW FROM INSIDE OF POOL
5
' EARTH
MOUND
7,DONOT USE ANY MATERIAL
THAT VN LL COMPRESS UNDER
.PRESSURE FOR THE EARTH
MOUND.
SEE INSTRUCTIONS TO LEFT.
'`THRUJHEMALLSKIMMER
If the through wall filter inlet and outlet holes
are to be used, remove metal cutouts by
breaking perforations using a knife and ham-
mer as shown. Refer to skimmer manufac-
turers instructions for remainder of skimmer
assembly. Make sure skimmer does not
leak as this will corrode the pool wall and
cause a split in the wall that is not covered
under the pool warranty.
It is recommended to coat the exposed
metal on both sides with a clear lacquer or
nail polish to help resist rust and corrosion.
CAUTION
YOUR POOL IS DESIGNED TO PROVIDE AN AMPLE SAFETY MARGIN WHEN IT STANDS ON LEVEL GROUND. FOR THIS PURPOSE A SLOPE IN EXCESS OF Z INCHES
IN ANY DIRECTION WALL TO WALL IS CONSIDERED OFF LEVEL. YOUR POOL WARRANTY ONLY APPLIES TO POOLS INSTALLED OA LEVEL GROUND AS DEFINED
ABOVE. -
ONCE YOU HAVE STARTED TO FILL THE POOL. DO NOT TRY TO PULL THE LINER FORCEFULLY. THE WEIGHT OF EVEN ONE INCH OF WATER WALL MAKE IT
IMPOSSIBLE TO MOVE THE LINER V%ATHOUT DAMAGING IT.
j Spread out liner at the bottom of the pool. Excess material at the seams should be face.down.
The bottom seam should lie well up on the earth mound. Drape liner over the wall so that it hangs evenly around
the outside of the pool Make sure enough material is on the inside so the liner lies flat on the earth mound.
Secure liner to wall using plastic edging.
Excess material on side of liner should be distributed evenly around the entire pool.- Excess material over hanging
the wall should be double folded as illustrated and should not be cut off.'
Wrinkling of liner may be evident. This in no manner reduces any structural strength. You can now start filling the
.pool with water. _
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Pool models not equipped with
a porthole, proceed to step #10. Trim ring i
The Porthole assembly must be placed
into the pool wall before installing the
liner.
As illustrated, place the Porthole Lens
inside the pool and position it, so that its
four Snap Locks project:;through the
round hole in the pool wall.._„_
Position -the Porthole Trim Ring on the
outside of the pool "so that its four Notches
align with the four Snap Locks projecting
from the Porthole Lens Snap, the Trim
Ring onto the Porthole Leq,s, making sure
that the four Snap Locks of the Lens lock
securely Into the four Notches of the Trim
Ring.
POOL
_ POOL
.-POOL LIN ER.-,. -WALL
+-POOL LINER- =.WALL
EARTH
OUND
AIRSPACE- EARTH
OUND
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i, Oil pool models equipped, with a {
porthole
a AIIgn the clear section of the liner with the _ _ _ ...
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porthole cutout -in the pool wall.. _The clear. -
section in the liner Is oversized to allow for
easier alignment.
It is im ortant that after the alignment, the x
linerseamstill lays flat on the Earth Mound x �F.
and is not'suspended in the air. If the liner is
1 suspended at all, simply build up the Earth
Mound more in that location. ' y
x
\ Align clear section in liner with porthole
Attach verticals to bottom plates on the outside Four (4) danger labels have been provided for your safety. Apply these labels to the pool where they are easily visi-
of pool using the No. 10 x 1/2" Sheet Metal ble to all persons using the pool To do this, simply peel the backing off the label to expose the self stick back and
Screws. The holes indented in the face of the firmly press to conspicuous and plainly visible surface on the pool.
verticals must be on top.
DO NOT REMOVE THE DANGER LABELS UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES.
If your pool is equipped with feature tape, it is
best to apply it to the verticals at this time.
' The manufacturer has provided warning signs to prevent diving and/or jumping into your pool. Alert all pool users to
these signs.
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Should you need additional labels for any reason, the manufacturer will supply these labels to you at your request.
Simply order the desired label by part number either from your local dealer or direct from the manufacturer.
Consumer Awareness Booklets: The following books are available through the National Pool & Spa Institute: "The
Sensible Way To Enjoy Your Pool"...published by the NSPI, October 1983 (revised September 1986), "Children
Aren't Waterproof'...published by the NSPI, "Pool & Spa Emergency Procedures For Infants And Children'...pub-
lished by the NSPI.
Contact:
NSPI
On pool models with the 1" top rails and 1314" verticals (A): 2111 Eisenhower Avenue, Alexandria, Virginia 22314
Slide the ends of two top tracks into a rail/vertical connector in the (703) 838-0083
same manner as you have done on the bottom track. Align the
connector directly over a vertical and push the tracks and con-
nector down over the wall and edging, leaving the two exposed
ends in the air. Fasten the connector to the vertical using the #10
x 1/2" sheet metal screw. Slide another connector and a track
into the track already installed on the pool and press connector
and track down onto the wall and edging, again on top of a verti-
cal and leaving one end exposed and in the air. Fasten the con-
nector to the vertical using the #10 x 1/2" sheet metal screw.
Continue in this manner all the way around the pool.
On pool models with the 518" and 9116" interlocking rails (B):
Simply slide a 9/16" rail into a 5/8" rail approximately 2" as done on
the bottom track in step# 2. Press assembly down over the wall
and edging, leaving the 2 exposed ends in the air (fig. 1).
Continue assembly all the way around the pool, pressing the rail
down over the wall as you had done on the bottom track, edging.
as you go.
CONSTRUCTION ...
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NO DIVING
SHALLOW WATER
DIVING MAY
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III - ANTI-ALGATE TRETMENT
1 -Preventive treatment:
At the dosage prescribed above, chlorine
also acts as an algicide. Stormy weather, fre-
quent use of the pool, faulty filtering are fac-
tors which can increase the rate of algae
formation, resulting in slippery, slightly j
greenish walls. In this case, do not hesitate
to apply a high chlorine dosage and leave the
filter on around the clock.
2 -High -dosage algicide:
If in spite of this measure the algae do not
disappear, use a very active algicide.
IV - FLOCCULATION
Certain very fine organic particles may not be'. I
sufficiently filtered by sand filter action. The
use of a flocculating agent will enhance the
efficiency of filtering, thus eliminating all'',
suspended particles in pool water.
Start by putting the flocculating agent into
the filter. If it turns out that this is insuffi-
cient, perform flocculation directly in the
pool itself. Observe. the instructions on. the
package.
V - WINTER CARE
1. If thru wall skimmer inlet and outlets are
used, the skimmer must be blocked off with
a block off plate to prevent any water from t
laying in the skimmer. The return fitting
must also be blocked off by using a plug on i
the inside of the pool. It is very important
that the return fitting not protrude into the
pool and that water is not allowed to flow
into the skimmer. If this is not followed,
when the ice in your pool forms it will grab I
onto your skimmer and return fittings, and if f
the ice should shift it will rip your wall at f
these locations.
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2. A properly sized ice compensator (pool
pillow) must be secured in the pool water to '
relieve the ice pressure that can exert severe
pressure on the pool wall.
3. Proper chemicals must be used in order to
prevent algae growth throughout the winter.
A strong concentration of chlorine and an
algaecide will help.
4. A cover must be used to keep out dirt and t
debris from the pool. It is important when
securing the cover that enough slack is used .
so that it rests on the top of the water so that
the pressure is not on the pool frame. A i
build up of snow on the top of the cover r
should be removed.
While the pool is winterized It Is Important -
that it remain undisturbed throughout the
winter months.
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TREATING THE WATER chlore rapide (rapid action chlorine) in -gran-
ulated or tablet form in order to rapidly
WARNING: The information contained in `rebuild the minimum active chlorine level.
the lollowing sections about Water
Treatment and Filtering are generalities. If. ,,.For normal operating, place the 2008 or 600g
you acquire any of these materials,we ,. chlore lent (slow action chlorine) chlorine
recommend that you follow the instructions cakes in the skimmer (200g for 25 m3
which accompany the given product . water). The slow distribution of this chlorine
t
closely. ,will keep the chlorine values of your pool sta-
ble for approximately 8 to 10 days.
In order to keep the pool water clean and
clear, you must use a disinfecting agent. Its WARNING: It is very important that chlorine
role is to kill off any micro-organism and . products be placed exclusively in the skim
)
: bacteria contained in the water and to pre-,.' mer.
vent algae growth. Disinfection involves two 3rStabllizing agent
1
main factors: the water's acidity (pH) and its Sun rays and warm water temperatures
chlorine content: decompose chlorine, largely imparing its dis-
The pH value indicates whether a given body infecting capacity and leading to increased
of water is acid or alkaline and to what ; chlorine requirements. In order to eliminate
degree. . .. this problem, when filling the pool, use the
The water in `a swimming pool must have a stabilisant stabilizing agent.
pH value ranging between 7.2 and 7.6. This operation need not be renewed as long
Beyond this level, the action of chlorine is as the pool is not drained. Please see the
considerably Inhibited and the water can instructions provided with the technical
become irritating. If the pH value is below.7.2 description of the product.
the water is aggressive and can be the cause Please note that addition of too much stabi-
l. of corrosion of the metal parts of pool appli- lizing agent will have a chlorine -inhibiting
1, '- ances. effect. In this case, it suffices to eliminate 2
CHLORINE CONTENT to 3% of the water in the pool every week,
preferably during cleaning operations.
This is measured in milligram -liters (mgl) of., 4 -Water -Softening agent
active chlorine. This value must be situated
between 0.4 and 1 mgt. The water must be If using hard water (containing lime), initial
tested for pH and chlorine values by colon treatment is very important. In order to pre
metric analysis, using an analysis kit. We vent lime deposits in the pool or in the filter,
strongly recommend that you replace the use a water -softening or anti -liming product,
kit's reagents once a year. Observe the following the instructions on the package.
instructions provided with the kit.
II -MAINTENANCE
- PUTTING THE POOL INTO When all the above operations have been suc-
SERVICE cessfully performed (pH, Chlorine, stabilizing
When reopening the pool or refilling it with agent and anti liming agent), it is intportante to
water, the following operations should be ensure proper maintenance:
performed: 11- Once a week, control pH and
1 -pH chlorine levels.
Check the pH value, which should be situated The pH value is generally quite stable, but it can
be modified by adding water to the pool and by
between 7.2 and 7.6. Use the analysis kit. If
the pH value found is higher than 7.6, use the use of organic chlorine (e.g. Javel water or
Clorox), which often raises the water pH level and
"�- )
pH MOINS".(pH decreaser);
decomposes rapidly. , .
If the pH value found is lower than 7.2; use
"pH PLUS" (pH increaser). t2Check chlorine level.
Comply with the dosages indicated on the 11 it has dropped below 0.4mgl, use chlore
package. rapide (rapid action chlorine).
2 -Chlorine : 3 -Check
Check the active chlorine value, which must (slow action chlorine; 200g or 600g) in the
be at least 0.4mg1. skimmer. Do not wait for them to dissolve
If the value found Is lower than this, use entirely before adding the new ones.
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III - ANTI-ALGATE TRETMENT
1 -Preventive treatment:
At the dosage prescribed above, chlorine
also acts as an algicide. Stormy weather, fre-
quent use of the pool, faulty filtering are fac-
tors which can increase the rate of algae
formation, resulting in slippery, slightly j
greenish walls. In this case, do not hesitate
to apply a high chlorine dosage and leave the
filter on around the clock.
2 -High -dosage algicide:
If in spite of this measure the algae do not
disappear, use a very active algicide.
IV - FLOCCULATION
Certain very fine organic particles may not be'. I
sufficiently filtered by sand filter action. The
use of a flocculating agent will enhance the
efficiency of filtering, thus eliminating all'',
suspended particles in pool water.
Start by putting the flocculating agent into
the filter. If it turns out that this is insuffi-
cient, perform flocculation directly in the
pool itself. Observe. the instructions on. the
package.
V - WINTER CARE
1. If thru wall skimmer inlet and outlets are
used, the skimmer must be blocked off with
a block off plate to prevent any water from t
laying in the skimmer. The return fitting
must also be blocked off by using a plug on i
the inside of the pool. It is very important
that the return fitting not protrude into the
pool and that water is not allowed to flow
into the skimmer. If this is not followed,
when the ice in your pool forms it will grab I
onto your skimmer and return fittings, and if f
the ice should shift it will rip your wall at f
these locations.
i
2. A properly sized ice compensator (pool
pillow) must be secured in the pool water to '
relieve the ice pressure that can exert severe
pressure on the pool wall.
3. Proper chemicals must be used in order to
prevent algae growth throughout the winter.
A strong concentration of chlorine and an
algaecide will help.
4. A cover must be used to keep out dirt and t
debris from the pool. It is important when
securing the cover that enough slack is used .
so that it rests on the top of the water so that
the pressure is not on the pool frame. A i
build up of snow on the top of the cover r
should be removed.
While the pool is winterized It Is Important -
that it remain undisturbed throughout the
winter months.
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