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� STEP 13 — W i T INST i I ATjQN < '**�0 I�T � PT T�IS STEP �II W�BT NI�II'I�N! ��ItIL ��Y I�AyY AI� ExT� P�iCY T8 �;� 8AI A NIIA�Y D1lY IF T� WII� ��iC� TNE wAll ��TAl1�i1�N IT CAN 0 B�T�ATI�NS AIIIB/0it CAOSE DANIA6E TA T� PB�, Before beginning the wall instailation, you may remove a curved side bottom rail to cart in sand or sifted g �� ,�,,� soil for the pool cove and base as long as your curved sides are staked in position (make sure you return the bc�- `°� tom rail to its proper position once you are done with this.) ��`:. In this step you should flatten the caztan the wall ca.me packed in, and use that as a base to unravel the R �� y � �. �., . wa11 as you install it. We recommend the skinnmer and return hole to be placed at ane of the four corners of the� Y �� :f. � curved sections of the pool {as shown in Fig.44). The skimmer location is determined by where you start the m�� wall. You can hide the wall joint assembly on most size Ls `.,}��' P� bY beginning the wa11 in the mi�ie of one of �� ; curved side bottom pla,tes or bottom cuffs. Unforhma.tely, you will not be able to hide the wall joints behind a� .�� upright on some of the smaller size oval pools. Doing so will cause your skimmer a,nd/or return punch out to �: '' behind an upright, which you cannot have. �� t�- in any case, the wall joints ST be on one of the curved ends of the pool and not on one of the straight sides. Unravel the wall a little at a time, inserting it into the bottom rails as you go. Do not unravel the entire ` wall at once, as doing so will make the installation much more difficult_ As you unravel the wall you may ` temporarily install the stabilizer rails, or use landscaping stakes with clamps to keep the wa11 in place (as we '�; show in Fig.45 and Fig.46). We recommend that in addition to the stabilizer rails or stakes that you temporar=?-. ; use small pieces of duct tape from the to of the wall to the to of each of the strai t side r ' P P gh nprights as added '� support during the installation. ��.,. . :;. If the sidewall appears too long or too short, make the curved sides lazger or x X smaller by equally sliding the bottom rails in or out of the bottom plaxes or cuffs (see Fig.42 and Fig.43 in step # 12). If the ground is uneven, the wall may jump out of the groove in the bottom rails. Correct this condition if it happens by rechecking the level of the entire pooi. � � . � X X ► �• , x = s��a .ay. t; skirrur�er and retum location. Traditional Buttress Buttress-Free � '* ` i � „c,�.; � ��*`� �� - �� F.:�.' t' u�i � i I ' � ;'tiY •'• I ' �'} � _ �� .�. '-'- J 3 1 ` \ / � D �:+ ,f' Y$ <;?� :R r� � ?:-r_, �� .s " . �,. ; N , ..+-.a ' '-'" `„z'+t }. ... � _ ., . --- ---� -'- � ' ��f ^�- Fig. 45 �e stalces to support wan F. � use stakes to su�ort n�t ��' ,:� �- �;:_ > ��' 'i< � , . � r �. Y'.