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Panorama Princess

Atypical Vinyl Liner

Site preparation consists of leveling the site and providing a level supportive base such as crusher dust aggregate or similar. Stand the U brace in the centre of your prepared area.

Site preparation consists of leveling the site and providing a level supportive base such brickies loam or similar retained base. You need to ensure you have a residual herbicide to prevent grasses or woody weeds from popping up and growing through the liner.

No structure assembly, simply have a franna (a small mobile crane that looks like a truck) lower the pool onto your prepared pad and U Brace at a typical cost under $200

Starts with digging in trenches and placing concrete support blocks for the basic frame structure of the pool. Bolting and taping these items together to hold them for the next stage. Normally you’ll need a assistant or two to complete the next stages

Accurately lay out the base of the pool ensuring the base rails are in the right position when you roll out the steel sides of the pool and clip it into the base. Making sure you don’t distort the steel sides. This must be done accurately to ensure the liner fits

The vertical side uprights and tops need to be bolted together ready for the insertion of the vinyl liner. Making sure the liner locking mechanism is correctly placed

Addition of more bedding sand inside the pool to sculpt the base and support the liner in place.

Spread the liner evenly and in correct orientation, you may need to use a vacuum cleaner to create suction to assist in placement. You’ll need one person inside the pool and outside as it is a large sheet of plastic.

The pool structure is delivered with the fittings in the shell. Take the pre-cut pipe sections and assemble the pump and filter as per the diagram with the pool

Once you have located the fittings in the metal surrounds of the pool you need to carefully identify the liner position and cut the liner.

It is important not to cut incorrectly.

The liner is then sealed with silicone against the elements that penetrate the pool.

You then cut the pipe to suit and assemble the pump and filter as per the diagram with the pool kit

The pool is provided as standard with a ladder assemble the ladder and screw to side of pool. The internal stairs are part of the pool structure

The pool is provided as standard with a ladder assemble the ladder and screw to side of pool. The internal stairs are separate to the pool structure and protrude into the pool. This may be a capture point for automatic pool cleaners.

The sides of the pool are 1300mm hence provided there are no climbing points within 1200mm arc of the top of the pool you only need to fence the stairs

The sides of the pool are 1300mm hence provided there are no climbing points within 1200mm arc of the top of the pool you only need to fence the stairs

We provide a optional kit that offers a set of stairs to enter the pool, that incorporates the pool gate and houses the pump and filter. In which case all you need to is slide this in place and fasten to the pool surround using silicone adhesive and a couple of screws

A fence system will need to be assembled around the stairs area, which will include fence posts, panels and gate. The pool pump and filter if adjacent to the pool will be need to be inside this fence, alternatively if the pump and filter is away from the pool you will need to ensure the pump and filter is outside of the 1200mm climbable radius.