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STEP ll—.LEV�LING THE STRAIGHT SIDES: <br /> The leveling of the shaight sides is a very crucial part of a good 'mstallarion If this is not done accurately it <br /> will cause a lot of problenas for you. <br /> The strap end channeis are two inches deep. The top of the strap end channel needs to be level with the grounc <br /> The bottom plates or bottom cuffs on the curved sides also need to be level with the ground. <br /> One at a time we recommend digging the strap end chaunels into the ground. Once all of the channels on a <br /> side are level, put a 2" x 8" x 16" patio block under the back of each stzap end channel as shown in Fig.39 and <br /> Fig.40. This must be done for each strap end channel. Remember the block is two inches deep and so is the end <br /> channel. You will need to dig down a total of 4" where the block is in order to get the top of the strap end channel <br /> to ground level. <br /> Once you have completed one entue side, do the same for every strap end channel on the opposite side. After <br /> that is complete it is a good idea to check that your shaight side uprights are all level from top to bottom by using a <br /> carpenters level. The pressure plates and straight side bottom rails ensure that your bottoms are still 42" on center <br /> Be sure that the tops of the straight side uprights are as well. <br /> Tr ' Buttress-F <br /> � Fig.39 ,,,,, ' Fig.40 <br /> �....d, �..... <br /> ....�. �.�... <br /> S1'EP 12 — LEVELING THE CURVED SIDES: <br /> The next step is to level the curved sides of the pool. Before doing this you may want to measure the overall <br /> length and width of the pool to ensure that it is the same size as shown on step 10 of this booklet. If it is off <br /> by a couple of inches your wall will not fit properly. �ou can fix this situation by simply sliding the curved side <br /> bottam rails in or out of the bottom plates or bottom cuffs as shown in Fig.42 and Fig.43. This should be done • <br /> an even amount for ea.ch plate or cuff. <br /> Once you are certain that the pool is the correct siz�, level the curved sides of the pool. Do this by placing a <br /> 2" x 8" x 16" patio block under each of the bottom plates or bottom cuffs. The blocks will need to be sunk into tt <br /> ground so that the bottom plates or bottom cuffs aze at the same level as the tops of the strap end channels. <br /> It is also important to make sure that the rails between the plates or cuffs are resting flat on the ground. <br /> g Rails can be <br /> Fi . 41 LEVEL PATfO BLOCK �� �. in or out fror <br /> o Q stops on the <br /> .� : botrom piat� <br /> cuffs to adju: <br /> :-.�� �� wall length b <br /> =•� � "�' =ti a litde off. <br /> : :;� `; :z:..�. : .•; .•: - <br /> `_': -;' :; f: - <br /> 'i' • 'i= - <br /> '� :'s Fi 42 <br /> ; f. _ - <br /> g• <br /> �}= " '+ '� — <br /> :�: = ' f'°''" ';: " � <br /> �l � � - <br /> ' : .r . �� �� <br /> �� <br /> NOTE: Cl�k for lerel�ss tn aN di�. M1ha �eiy 6aUo bloqa �er wrYed si�e boqew pl�s • • <br /> or boUem e�ls, leava 1' � tl�e �loek �sitle tIK po0{ �ad 6' shnriy oeiside oF iq peal. �7 r <br /> Fig. 43 <br />