Endless Pools Fastlane Owner's Manual page 8

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Fig. 4.6
If using rebar in the pool's collar, tie and bond the bent pieces of threaded rod into the bonded rebar grid.
If no rebar is being used, be sure to bond the threaded rod to the pool's bonding grid.
Pour the concrete collar around the top flange of the pool securely encasing the threaded rod assemblies
and conduit adapters in place. Even if a bond beam is not being poured for the pool, it is essential for the
operation of the Fastlane that this assembly be securely anchored in concrete. After the concrete has cured,
remove the 3/8" (9,5mm) bolts and install the pool liner. Note: Before beginning the liner installation, be
sure to note the orientation of the star thru-wall holes at 12, 3, 6 and 9 (clock positions) as they will be hid-
den once the liner is hung. (Refer to Figure 4.6.) Make sure there is some water in the bottom of the pool,
giving weight to the liner and pulling it tight, before the holes for the star thru-wall fittings and threaded
rod pieces are cut. When the liner is tight enough, cut the holes. Note: Keep the holes for the threaded rod
as small as possible. Attach the faceplate to the star thru-wall fittings, coat the threaded stud and rubber
washer with RTV or similar caulk, and thread the stub into the threaded rod assembly. (Refer to Figure 4.7.)
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Fig. 4.7
4.C. Fiberglass Pool Installation
If the pool being installed is fiberglass, then follow the instructions below:
Remove the thru-wall fittings, bonding lug assembly, and stainless steel hardware from the PVC bracket.
In this application the bracket were serve primarily as a template. Position the bracket on the pool wall
where the Fastlane will be placed. Align the etched mark on the bracket with the expected water line (typi-
cally 1/2 way up the skimmer opening) and make sure that it is level. Temporarily adhere the bracket
(using duct tape or the like) to the pool wall. Trace the outlines of the thru-wall, bonding lug, and threaded
rod openings on to the pool wall.
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