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�• STEF 10 —. SQUARING THE STRA.IGHT SIDES: - Now thax th� bottom structure of the pool is fully assembled, make sure that the straight sides of the pool aze perfectly in line with each other. We refer to this as "squa.ring" the pool. This is done by measuring from the out- side of the first straight side upright on one side, to the outside of the last shaight side upright on the opposite side (the two straight side uprights fazthest from each other.) VVhen making these measurements they should always be taken from the lower 12" of the straight side uprights because the higher up on the straight side upright you go, the less accurate the measurements will be_ Once you have that measurement, you should measure the distance between the two opposite straight side uprights the same way (as shown in Fig.37 and Fig.38.) The two measurements should be exactly the same. If they are not, adjust one entire straight side as necessary. This is a very important step, do not continue until the measurements are identical. Traditional Buttress Buttress-Free � .� I. �� n " , Ii C � A = ! B � i - C A B � u '` . ,� I I � � _ � �f I. I� �� ' '' � C must e� D. � A must equal B. Fig. 37 � L Fig. 38 c""� �� °. The following are detailed diagrams for every size oval pool that we make. Most of these measurements apply to bo� �e Ti�iitional &rttress oval assemblies and �e Buttre.�.s-Free oval assemblies. Please use the diagram that applies to your pool to make sure you have everything in its praper position before pro- ceeding wi� these instructions. Taking a few minutes to check these measureme�ts now can sa.ve you ma�Qr time and efforts down the road if somethii� is not cortect 15' 6' 42 37 4d � �, 127 1 120' 124 , 0 , UO'> 10' 2' Z. 127 1 10 x 16 *All measurements are in inches unless otherwise identified.