Round Frame Assembly

Updated

Locate the horizontal beams (shorter beams with a larger diameter and holes on the ends) and insert them into the pockets stitched along the top edge of the pool wall. Rotate them in the pockets so the holes are on the top and bottom of the pipe protruding from each end of the pocket.
Locate the T-fittings and begin attaching them to the horizontal beams, aligning the holes as you go. Do not install any of the pins at this time. Continue around the pool, installing all the T-fittings onto the horizontal beams.
When you reach the last connection, install the last T-fitting on the end of one of the beams. Lift up the last two beams in order to get them to insert into the T-fitting. Angle them toward each other and guide the beam into the fitting as you lower them both down together.
Begin inserting pins and grommets down through the top of the T-fittings until the pin snaps into place on the lower side of the fitting.
Locate the vertical legs, which come pre-installed with spring pins at the top end. Insert the leg down through the belt that runs around the middle of the pool. Connect them into the top frame by pushing the buttons in as you insert the leg into the T-fitting. Ensure the buttons pop out of the T-fitting to confirm that the vertical leg is locked in place.
Insert plastic leg caps on the bottoms of the vertical legs. Placing the pool on uneven ground or sand may put unwanted stress on the leg caps and damage them. Always erect your pool on solid, level ground.
Check for stability. Make sure all fittings, legs and beams properly fit and that all the pins have been securely fastened in all of the holes. Grab the vertical legs at the bottom and gently pull them out, making sure they remain vertical and perpendicular to the top ring.

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