INSTALLATION GUIDE:

• Make a dig sheet, specifying the shape and dimensions of the pool you have chosen. The dig sheet provides the measurements for the length, width, and depth. The DIY installer digs the pool as per these specifications, with an adequate overdig to allow for necessary plumbing and accessories. (300mm)

• After excavation is completed, a bed of gravel is laid on the floor to give a base for the pool. The gravel is then compacted to ensure that the floor is stable.

• The pool can be lifted into place by two people. Once the pool has been lowered into the hole, all levels are checked to make sure that it is perfectly in place and ready to be plumbed and backfilled.

• The basics of plumbing the pool can be found at any DIY hardware or plumbing store. No skimmer box is needed, simple through connectors to plumb according to your specific installation. PVC pipes should be installed from these connectors to the pump and filter.

• After those steps are completed, the pump, filter, and any other items such as chlorinators should be installed

. • The backfill material (typically river or building sand) must always be stabilized with at least 5% dry cement and mixed thoroughly before compacting. The pool will be simultaneously filling with water while it is backfilled to provide equal pressure and stability on both sides of the pool walls.

Optional To enhance the beauty of the pool, many home owners fix pavers, such as travertine, to the top of the pool perimeter. Once the paver coping is installed, your choice of decorative finishes, such as decking or tiling is finished, along with any landscaping and fencing