Closing the Wall, Screw | Swim'n Play Above Ground Swimming Pool

INSERT WALL INTO BOTTOM RAILS	5
Remove wall from carton.

NOTE: the UP arrow on wall.

SKIMMER INLET

Determine starting point as the
filter inlet and outlet holes are at
the beginning of the wall. Starting
the beginning of the wall. Starting	SKIM	MER OUT	LET
at the center of a bottom plate
insert the bottom edge of wall		4’ x 4’ Plywood
into the groove on the bottom		4’ x 4’ Plywood
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

rails in or out of the bottom plates. The spacing in all bottom plates should be equal. Make sure that the starting position of the wall and skimmer inlet and outlet holes are on the same end of the pool.

CLOSING THE WALL

1/4" x 20 x 3/4"

TRUSS HEAD

SCREW

INSIDE

OF POOL

PoolWall

4CLOSURE BARS

Pool	Wall

DANGER

YOU MUST ASSEMBLE THE POOL

WALL AS PER INSTRUCTIONS

USE ALL THE 1/4"-20x3/4" TRUSS HEAD SCREWS AND 1/4"-20 SERRATED FLANGE NUTS TO CLOSE POOL WALL

DO NOT LEAVE ANY OPEN HOLES

TIGHTEN EACH SCREW TO 85 INCH POUNDS.

1/4" x 20

SERRATED

FLANGE NUT

	Insert the 1/4" - 20x3/4" truss head	OUTSIDE
	screws from inside the pool through the	OUTSIDE
	screws from inside the pool through the	OF POOL
	preattached inside closure bar, through	OF POOL
	preattached inside closure bar, through
	inside and outside wall ends, and through
	outside closure bar.
	The 1/4" serrated flange nuts are secured to the screws

on the outside of the wall.

All the holes must match and be secured together with the screws and nuts provided. Tighten each screw and nut to 85 inch pounds of torque. If no torque wrench is available,

tighten each nut until snug. Then tighten each nut one (1/2) half additional turn. If nut appears to be lose after tightening, please check if the screw is stripped or broken. It must be replaced.

Overtightening the nuts could cause the screws to fracture which could result in pool failure. Failure to tighten the nuts sufficiently could also result in pool failure.

This is one of the most important structural assembly aspects you will perform. Be absolutely sure you have one closure bar inside of pool (in between liner and pool wall) and one outside (exposed on outer pool wall).

Manufacturer can not assume the responsibility of the performance of this product if the instructions of closing the wall are not followed exactly.

INSERT WALL INTO BOTTOM RAILS