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SOLISTA PREMIUM METAL WALL POOL - BU1002 I/N 3090124
ENDEAVOUR PREMIUM METAL WALL POOL - BU1003 I/N 3090125
OWNER'S MANUAL
Congratulations on your new purchase! Your high performance Pool is designed to provide a
refreshing and relaxing experience for the whole family.
For questions on assembly, parts or warranty, CALL TOLL FREE.
1800 451 190
www.poolscape.com.au
NOTE: DO NOT ATTEMPT TO ASSEMBLE THIS POOL WHEN THE TEMPERATURE IS BELOW 15˚C.
NOTE: THIS IS A STORABLE POOL, DISASSEMBLE AND STORE BEFORE TEMPERATURES FALL BELOW 5˚C.
THIS POOL INCLUDES AN ELECTRICAL FILTER PUMP. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE SAFETY AND INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS COULD RESULT IN PERMANENT INJURY OR DEATH.
1ST PUBLICATION 2009
IMPORTANT: READ ALL STEPS OF THIS MANUAL BEFORE INSTALLATION.
RETAIN THIS MANUAL FOR LATER REFERENCE.
WARNING
To lessen your risk of serious injury or death, follow these rules:
WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING CAUTION -
To avoid electrocution, do not permit electric devices i.e. light, telephone,
radio, television, hair dryer, etc within 1.83 Metres of this Pool.
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK. Never operate any electrical appliance when in the
Pool or when your body is wet.
To reduce the risk of injury or hazard, have any damaged cord replaced immediatley
by the manufacturer, its service agent, or similarly qualified persons.
Do not bury electric cord. Avoid using lawn mowers, hedge trimmers and other
garden equipment near or around the Metal Wall Pool and electrical cord.
NEVER swim or bathe in the Pool during rain or an electrical storm or if there is a
threat of lightning in the vicinity of the Pool.
NEVER allow horseplay, diving or jumping into or around the Metal Wall Pool. Never
enter the Pool via any decks or other raised surfaces; the water level of the Pool is
shallow. Serious injury, paralysis or death could result.
It is advisable to wear protective gloves when assembling pool
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
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PRODUCT CONTENTS
POOL INNER
LINER
TOP PLATFORM
POOL COVER
TOP METAL
PIECE
POOL WALL
GROUND SHEET
JOINT PROTECTOR
SKIMMER
NOTE!
For parts list
please refer
to the Skimmer
Box Manual
POOL VERTICAL
SUPPORT
BOTTOM METAL
PIECE
PVC BAND
TOP RAIL
POOL WALL
FASTENER
LADDER
VERTICAL SUPPORT
SCREW
BOTTOM RAIL
TOP NAILS
FASTENER
BOTTOM RAIL
CONNECTOR
# PART NUMBER
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
3
20001001
20001003
20001002
20001004
20001005
20001006
20001007
20001008
20001009
20001010
QUANTITY OF PARTS
ENDEAVOUR POOL WALL
ENDEAVOUR POOL LINER
SOLISTA POOL WALL
SOLISTA POOL LINER
TOP PLATFORM
POOL VERTICAL SUPPORT
TOP METAL PIECE
JOINT PROTECTOR
BOTTOM METAL PIECE
TOP RAIL
ENDEAVOUR SOLISTA
1
1
12
12
12
12
12
12
1
1
8
8
8
8
8
8
# PART NUMBER
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20001011
20001012
20001013
20001014
20001015
20001016
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QUANTITY OF PARTS
BOTTOM RAIL
BOTTOM RAIL CONNECTOR
PVC BAND
POOL WALL FASTNERS
VERTICAL SUPPORT SCREWS
TOP RAIL FASTNERS
LADDER
POOL COVER
GROUND SHEET
ENDEAVOUR
SOLISTA
12
12
1
24
72
48
1
1
1
8
8
1
24
48
32
1
1
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NOTE: Check all parts and ensure they are present and undamaged before assembly.
Report missing or damaged parts immediately to have them replaced.
SELECTING A SUITABLE SITE
Carefully select the site for your new pool. This is the most important decision you will have to make to
ensure the safety and success of your pools construction. An incorrect site could cause problems in the
future that may cause injury, death or financial loss. Read carefully the check list set out below when
selecting your site.
Acceptable:
Flat, level, firm and dry ground with easy access to all sides of the pool
Exposed to direct sunlight, preferably in the morning
Safe access to electricity for running the filter pump and other pool accessories
Access to mains water source
Protection from wind
Not acceptable:
Sloping ground
Concrete, Asphalt, Sandy, Gravel and Swampy ground
Close to wooden construction e.g. Pergola’s and decking
Next to deciduous or leafy trees
Over-head wires and clothes line
Drains, electric wires or gas pipelines underneath the site
Loping ground
Poor or little drainage or high flood risk locations
High wind conditions
Tools Required:
• Phillips head screw driver
• Small Shifter
• Clothes Pegs
• Sprit Level
• Sharp Knife
• Site excavation tools
• Protective Gloves
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POOL SET UP
MARKING THE SITE
1. Mark the centre of the site and drive a stake or screw driver into the soil. (See diagram 1)
2. Tie a piece of string onto the stick. At the other end of the string, tie a funnel. The distance
between the stick and the funnel should be 15cm more than the radius of the pool (See diagram 2)
3. Place flour, chalk dust or lime into the funnel and draw a circle around the stake.
2. If the pool diameter is 500cm, then the circle should be 530cm in diameter. (See diagram 3)
(Diagram 1)
15 cm
50
0
cm
(Diagram 2)
530 cm
(Diagram 3)
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LEVELING THE AREA
Warning! Levelling is extremely important: take as much time as possible to work out a site
that is completely firm and levelled.
Use a carpenter’s level and straight edge to ensure that the site is completely level, flat and firm!
(See diagram 4) The pool contains a huge amount of water and thousands of kilos of weight.
Should the pool collapse due to unlevelled ground, it could cause a lot of damage to property
and even human injury or death!
Remove the higher ground rather than filling the low laying ground (see diagram 5)
Attention! Always remove grass and stones within the circle.
If clearing Kutch, Kukua grass, use the ground cover provided to ensure that the grass doesn’t
penetrate the pool liner and cause damage.
(Diagram 4)
Remove high spots
Do not fill low spots
(Diagram 5)
Spread a light layer of fine brick layers sand over the foundation area. Level this layer evenly. (See diagram
(Diagram 6)
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ASSEMBLING THE POOL BASE RAILS
Place the base metal pieces equally around the circle line drawn in Step 3, slide the bottom rail
into the metal piece. The base metal piece should now be placed in the middle of the bottom rail.
Do the same for all 12 bottom rails. (See diagram 7)
(Diagram 7)
Connect all the bottom rails together with a small connector piece. It is important to leave about
an 1cm gap between 2 ends of the bottom rail at the small connector piece. (See diagram 8).
(Diagram 8)
This is for fine adjustment of the diameter of the bottom rails. When all the rails are connected, it
should form a perfect circle and the diameter should be equivalent to the diameter of the pool
itself. You can shorten or lengthen the gap distance at the small connector piece in order to form
a perfect circle. (See diagram 9)
(Diagram 9)
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FIXING THE POOL WALL
Put the pool wall on a ground cloth, cardboard or a piece of ply wood (see diagram 10). This is to
protect the levelled ground while installation of pool wall is taking place. Make sure the square
window (for skimmer) is on the upward side.
(
It is advisable to wear protective gloves when handling the metal wall).
(Diagram 10)
(Diagram 11)
You should decide where the skimmer and filtration system should be placed. The opening end of
the pool wall closest to the square window should be placed on the closest metal piece to your selected
location for the electic supply of the filtration system. The pool wall end should be resting in the centre of the
base metal piece (See diagram 11). Make sure that this location is not in a windward position. Square window
should be in the upward position.
(Diagram 12)
(Diagram 13)
(Diagram 14)
Then uncoil the whole pool wall onto the ground rail. Join the 2 ends of the pool wall together. Line
up the screw holes. If you could not line up the holes, then adjust the gap distance of the small
connectors again or cut away the excessive part of the bottom rail. (See diagram 12, 13)
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Place the screw heads through the inside of the pool. Nuts should be on the outside of the pool wall.
(See diagram 14). Only hand tighten the bolts at this point. Check to see if the pool wall is level. This can
be achieved by placing a length of rigid timber or similar across the diameter of the pool and placing
the builders level on the top. (See diagram 15)
(Diagram 15)
(Diagram 16)
If the deviation is more than 2 cm (see diagram 16), then the ground site must be levelled again.
Warning! A pool that is not level is very dangerous and may collapse at anytime.
Check also if the pool wall is round and measure the diameter across a few spots to make sure the
differences of diameter measured are within 2cm.
Cover the screw heads with the thick PVC band (See diagram 17, 18)
(Diagram 17)
You can also use tape to seal the screw heads.
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(Diagram 18)
MAKING A PROTECTIVE CUSHION COVE AT THE FOOT OF THE INNER POOL WALL
To protect the liner against the sharp edges of the metal rail and pool wall, it is recommended to build a protective
covering made of fine brick sand at the foot of the pool wall. (See diagram 19, 20).The size should be 15cm H x 15cm W
so that it completely seals the rail but doesn’t distort the pool liner.
(Diagram 19)
Pool Liner
Seam is
centred in the
middle of the
sand cove
Pool Wall
Base Rail
Sand Cove
(Diagram 20)
Sand Cove
15 cm
15 cm
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FITTING THE PVC POOL LINER
Fit the PVC liner on a warm and sunny day, preferably above 22 ˚C. Unfold the PVC liner and put it
in the sun for 2 hours. This helps to soften the PVC. If the temperature is below 16˚C, the PVC
liner will be hard and rigid and quite difficult to handle.
Put the liner at the centre of the pool site inside the pool wall. Extend it evenly until the seam line
reaches the base of the pool where the protective sand cover is. Smooth out all the wrinkles in the liner.
Straighten the PVC liner and hold it perpendicular to the ground.
Drape the pool liner over the pool wall. There should be an overlap of 8cm of the pool wall height
(See diagram 21,22) Hold the overlap in place with clothes pegs.
(Diagram 21)
(Diagram 22)
8 cm
Check if the pool liner is placed evenly around the perimeter. Evenly fold the excessive length of the
PVC if you find it a bit loose. Check if the overlap is uniform. If the pool liner is a slightly short, then
you will have to let it down and vice versa.
Fill the pool with 3cm of water to smooth out the liner against the pool wall. Check to see if water is level, if not,
something is wrong and you will have to dismantle the liner and pool wall to access and level the ground area.
Remove the pegs one at a time whilst applying the top rails. Please note that the top rails do not need to be joined
together with small connectors like the bottom rails (see diagram 23). Trim the excess off the last top rail once the
perimeter is completed.
(Diagram 23)
Do not cut the excess overlap off the
pool liner wall. Neatly tape it to the top
rail. If you cut the overlap, it will make
the next pool installation difficult.
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INSTALLING THE TOP METAL PIECE
Hook the top metal piece over the top of the rail (see
diagram 24) The first metal piece should be placed on
top of and in the middle of the pool wall join.
(Diagram 24)
(Diagram 25)
Make sure that the top metal piece is directly aboveing the bottom metal piece (see diagram 25)
Adjust the distance between the two metal pieces if necessary to accommodate the top platforms.
Make sure that you place the longer side of the top platform facing out and the shorter side facing
inside the pool. Once you have fixed all the platforms into position, the trace of pool liner should be
hidden. Line up the screw holes and lightly fasten with the screws provided. (See diagram 26).
(Diagram 26)
Fix all 12 top rails to the top metal pieces and make sure they are all sitting
properly before finally tightening the screws 12
FIXING THE VERTICAL SUPPORTS
Line up all the screw holes for the vertical supports. The first vertical support should be placed over the
join in the pool wall. (See diagram 27, 28)
(Diagram 27)
(Diagram 28)
Fix the vertical support onto the metal pieces. Line up the screw holes and check if the vertical sections are
in line. Once all vertical supports are in place and straight, fix the vertical supports with screws provided.
FIXING THE JOIN PROTECTORS
The soft flexi joint covers are for sealing the edges of the top rails. Hook the cover over the outside edge
of the top rail and pull to fasten the cover to the inside edge. (See diagram 29, 30).
(Diagram 29)
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(Diagram 30)
FIXING THE LEAF SKIMMER
Unpack your skimmer box from the carton. Carefully read the POOL LEAF SKIMMER instruction
manual before you start to mount the skimmer box onto the pool wall.
Mark the position of the hole with a cross shaped cut in the centre of the opening. Allow for a little over-hang
around the edge. Attach the Skimmer Box and the Inlet and Outlet hose connectors. Use a sharp knife to trim
off the remaining liner from the inside of the skimmer box and Inlet and outlet openings
(See diagram 31A, 31B)
(Diagram 31A)
(Diagram 31B)
WARNING! Cutting more than necessary will damage and void the pool liner, so please do it with extra care.
Follow the installation instruction manual of the skimmer Box to install the skimmer box to the pool wall.
Carefully trim off any protruding part of the liner within inside the connections after installation.
Caution! Do not damage any part of the inside of the Skimmer box and Inlet and Outlet connections with the knife.
FILLING THE POOL WITH WATER
Before you fill the pool with water, thouroghly check to see if there are any loose screws, holes or tears in the liner.
Fill the pool until it is half way acroos the skimmer box openeing or to the maximum water level or a minimum of 15c
from the top of the pool wall (see diagram 32) to make sure water is entering the skimmer box opening.
WARNING! To avoid collapse, never leave the pool without water in it.
(Diagram 32)
Warning! The Filter Pump must be switched off if there are swimmers inside the pool!
Follow assembly instructions for the professional Sand Filter Pump Combo.
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POOL MAINTENANCE
1. Always keep your pool clean and apply the correct pool chemicals. Unsanitary water is a
serious health hazard.
2. Maintain pool pH level between 7.2 to 7.6
3. Ask your dealers advise first if you want to modify your filtration system.
4. Clean the PVC liner regularly with non-abrasive brushes or venturi vacuum cleaner.
5. Turn your filtration system on at least one day before using the pool. Allow enough time to
ensure the pool water is completely filtrated before use.
6. Make sure the water level is 15 cm from the top.
GENERAL WATER SAFETY
SUPERVISE CHILDREN AT ALL TIMES AROUND WATER. ENSURE YOU HAVE A POOL
FENCE THAT IS CORRECTLY INSTALLED AND FUNCTIONING.
LEARN CPR AND KEEP IN PRACTICE.
Read this as often as you can before you use the pool with your children! Your children’s safety
depends on you! Accidents don’t just happen to other people, they may happen to your children if
they are not closely and constantly watched over. Prepare yourself mentally for any situation that
may occure so you are able to offer adaquet aid and assistance.
Child supervision should be close and constant.
Name only one safety supervisor.
Reinforce supervision when there are several users in the swimming pool.
Have personel flotation aids available (for people who cannot swim).
Teach your children to swim as early as possible.
Wet your neck, arms and legs before you enter the water.
Make sure you are trained in life-saving techniques, especially those for children.
Forbid young children from diving or jumping into the pool.
Forbid races and rough play in the pool.
Do not allow children who are unable to swim, to enter the pool without swim vest or armbands,
and without adult supervision. Flotation devices are not a substitute for adult supervision.
Do not leave toys near or in the pool with no supervision.
Always keep the water clear and sanitised.
Store the water treatment products away from childrens reach.
Always keep a telephone at or near the pool side so as to not leave children alone when
you are on the phone.
Always keep pool buoy and pool pole at the pool side.
Keep the pool fence gate shut when the pool is not occupied.
Install and secure the pool cover when not in use.
If possible, use an electronic pool alarm that can detect someone falling into a pool.
THERE IS NO REPLACEMANT FOR CLOSE ADULT SUPERVISION OF CHILDREN
If an accident occurs:
Take the child out of the pool promptly.
Call 000 immediately for assistance and follow the advises given to you.
Perform CPR immediately if child or adult is not breathing. See page 17 for CPR life support flow
chart. The CPR instruction is also on the pool wall.
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WINTERISING
If you do not want to dismantle the pool in winter, please observe the following instructions:
1. Do not drain away all of the pool water, if you do so, the pool may collapse.
2. Treat the pool water with a suitable chemical product.
3. Drain the water 10cm below the Outlet valve in the pool wall. You can use a pump or a garden hose.
(See diagram 33)
(Diagram 33)
4. Dip the hose into the water until water fills it completely, take out one hose end and water will begin to drain
automatically. (See diagram 34)
(Diagram 34)
5. Don’t use the water on the garden as this water will be treated with pool chemicals.
6. Close the hole of the return valve with a stopper. They are available from a pool retailer
7. Remove the filtration system from the pool and drain away any water inside the filtration system.
You can leave the inlets/outlets attached to the pool. Store the filtration system away in a dry place.
Preferably in its original carton.
8. Also remove any other pool accessories and store away in a dry and cool place.
9. Protect the pool with the pool cover. Secure the cover with draw cables and tighten it around the pool.
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THIS GUIDE IS NOT A SUBSTITUTE FOR PROFESSIONAL TRAINING
YOUNG CHILDREN SHOULD BE SUPERVISED WHEN USING THIS SPA
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CPR CHART PROVIDED COURTESY OF AMBULANCE VICTORIA FIRST AID
PLACING LOGO STICKERS ONTO POOL WALL
1. Remove paper backing from sticker.
2. Align sticker to middle of pool wall.
3. Place sticker on wall and press into the wall corrogations.
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