Radiant Pools Metric Freeform User manual

Installation Manual
Metric Freeform Residential Swimming Pool

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WARNING: DO NOT DIVE OR JUMP. IT IS NOT DESIGNED FOR DIVING
OR JUMPING. YOUR POOL IS APPROXIMATELY 4’ DEEP. IF YOU DIVE OR
JUMP INTO YOUR POOL YOU RUN THE RISK OF PERMANENT INJURY OR
DEATH.
Enclosed in the liner box is the safety envelope. The safety stickers must be installed as per instructions. Failure
to properly install warning labels will void warranty. Alert all visitors and family of the risks associated with
jumping and/or diving and point out all warning labels supplied. Failure to mount these safety labels may
subject you to substantial liability in case of injury.
Your pool is designed for years of pleasurable, safe family fun. But when used incorrectly, a swimming pool can
be dangerous. To ensure your pool is used safely you must observe the following safety precautions:
1. Do not dive, do not jump, no rough play, no running or pushing.
2. Do not walk on the top rail without deck and fence. It can be slippery and is not a walkway.
3. Be sure to install all safety labels provided with your pool according to the safety instructions.
4. Keep a 50’ safety rope with a flotation buoy with an outside diameter of 15” accessible in a prominent
area by your pool.
5. Post near all entrances to the pool area a list of telephone numbers for the following:
a. Local police
b. Local fire department
c. Local rescue unit
d. Local ambulance service
e. Local hospital
f. 911 emergency number, if available
6. Provide fencing or an enclosure which is independent of the house as a closure around the entire pool
area. The fencing must be made of durable material, a minimum of 4’ high from ground level and with
closures with self-latching locks to make the pool inaccessible to toddlers and uninvited guests. Make
sure the gate is always closed. Be sure to follow local building code requirements for load capacity and
fencing if using an aftermarket or homebuilt deck.
7. Check with your local town or municipality in regard to obtaining a building permit and/or an electrical
permit. The installer shall follow the regulations for set backs, barriers, devices and other conditions.
8. All electrical outlet connections should be a minimum of 5’ from the outside perimeter of the wall of the
pool. From 5’-10’ there should be either a fixed connection (outlet box) or twist lock connection with a
GFCI. Connect power cords to a 3-wire grounding-type outlet only.
9. Severe electrical shock could result if you install your pump or filter on a deck. They could fall into the
water causing severe shock or electrocution. Do not install on a deck or other surface at, above or
slightly below the top ledge of the pool.
10. Do not sit, stand or climb on the pump and filter or any part of the pool structure. Components such
as the filtration system, pumps and heater must be positioned so as to prevent their being used as a
means of access to the pool by young children.
11. Never drink alcoholic beverages or use any intoxicants which could hinder your judgment and reflexes.
12. Never use the pool alone. All children must be supervised continuously.
13. Do not use pool if bottom is not clearly visible. At night, sufficient lighting must be available. It is the
pool owners’ sole responsibility to provide adequate lighting for the pool bottom, safety signs and
walkways, which exceeds minimum standards of the IES of North America.
14. Be sure that all toys, chairs and tables or similar objects that a young child could climb on be at least
4’ from the pool.
15. Do not use pool during electrical or rain storms.
16. See available Association of Spa and Pool Professionals (APSP) publications for more tips on pool
safety.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

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Obtain building permit if required.
Local building and zoning requirements
Electrical and Grounding requirements
Have Ground Tested for Stray Electricity
Proper Backfill and Drainage
Fencing requirements
Backwash (waste water) requirements
Check availability of utilities.
Call before you dig (www.digsafe.com)
With proper installation, care and maintenance, this
Radiant Metric Series Freeform Residential Swimming
Pool from Radiant Pools will provide a lifetime of fun and
relaxation for the homeowner.
Radiant Pools offers a non-prorated, lifetime guarantee
on the entire pool against manufacturing defects. Walls,
coping, structural supports and channels are guaranteed
against defects due to faulty workmanship or defects
due to manufacturing for as long as you own your home.
Compare our warranty with any other pool. Engineering,
innovation and efficiency make the difference.
It’s simply brilliant.
The Installation of the Radiant Metric Series Freeform pool is not hard, nor complicated. Although, installation
conditions might differ from this guide, it is important to consult with the manufacturer before making any changes
that might disturb the integrity of the pool. Failure to follow these instructions will void all warranties. Read and follow
all manufacturers’ instructions including accessories such as pumps, filters, skimmers prior to starting.
Before you start, check your packing list to confirm that you have the correct number of parts and components.
The manufacturer reserves the right to revise, change or modify construction of its pools. See packing list for pool
components included for your pool. If there are any missing or damaged components, please contact your retailer
for replacement.
While all Radiant pools are designed to meet or exceed industry recommended safety standards (ANSI/APSP-4
and 5 American National Standards for Residential Inground Swimming Pools), special attention must be paid to all
installation procedures that the installer performs and controls. Spend time to ensure that the entire pool framework
is perfectly level and square. Unlevel pools place extreme pressures on the pool walls. An earth mound or
pool cove must also be installed. This keeps the pool liner from creeping out from under the pool wall. Be sure to
follow these instructions. Improperly installed pools can rupture, allowing thousands of gallons of water to rush out,
causing extensive property damage and injury to anyone in its path. As with any major home project, a homeowner
is responsible for following all local laws, ordinances and codes. Electrical grounding of swimming pool is required.
National and local codes must be followed. A checklist is provided below as a guide for these considerations.
simply brilliant.
IMPORTANT: BEFORE YOU BEGIN
The selection and preparation of the pool site is your responsibility. The manufacturer can only suggest the
proper techniques, indicate the important considerations and emphasize the precautions and cannot be held
responsible for damages to your pool that may result from failure to carefully follow all pool specifications.
All Radiant Pool components are engineered to provide a precise fit. It is very important to handle all
components with care. Prior to assembly, all pool components should be free of sand, mud, dirt and debris of
any kind.
We recommend a small broom or shop-vac to maintain a clean track system throughout the installation process.
In addition we recommend a damp cloth be available in the event that any dirt or debris finds its way to the
panel surface.
INTRODUCTION
HOMEOWNER CHECKLIST
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TOOLS NEEDED
Tape measure, 100ft.
Level
Short handle
square shovel
Pick or
Mattock
Tamper,
10 or 12 in. Square
Transit/Laser Level
Soft bristle broom
Rake
Hand Broom
Pool trowel
Hose with spray nozzle
Socket Set
9/16” Open End Wrench
Screwdrivers,
Flathead and Phillips
14” Channel Locks
PVC Pipe Cutter
Metal File
Utility Knife
Rubber Mallet
Square
Hacksaw
Power Drill
Shop Vac
Wheelbarrow
Extension Cord
Masonry Sand
5/16” Hex nut
driver bit
String
8” Concrete Block
2” Patio Block
Long handled
pointed shovel
Duct Tape
Foam
Sealant
(Great Stuff)
Cooking Spray
COOKING
SPRAY
Cloth rag
Orange Marking
Spray Paint
7/16” and 1/8” Drill bits
Tin Snips
Step Drill Bit

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PART DESCRIPTION 14 x 22 16 x 27 18 x 32
WALL PANELS: STANDARD END PANELS: (6) 7' 2" (8) 6' 5" (8) 7' 5⅛"
WALL PANELS: SPECIAL RADIUS-BUMP: (2) 3' 1¼" (2) 4' ¼" (2) 4' 9⅜"
WALL PANELS: REVERSE RADIUS-INDENT: (2) 2' 5⅝" (2) 3' 3¼" (2) 4' 1"
WALL PANELS: REVERSE RADIUS-BUMP: (2) 2' 3½" (2) 2' 9⅜" (2) 3' 6¾"
BUTTRESS AFRAMES 888
HOLD DOWN PLATE: 16" X 36" STEEL 888
FREEFORM METRIC HARDWARE BUNDLE: 111
SHORT SPLINES 5 3/4" 32 32 32
40½" EXTENDED (T) SPLINES 16 16 16
ST. PANEL CONNECTOR 8 8 8
ANCHOR PLATE- REV. PANELS 8 8 8
SECOND INLET FITTING 1 1 1
STANDARD METRIC HARDWARE BUNDLE:
HB-PM52J12 1
HB-PM52J14 1 1
FREEFORM STURCTURAL BRACE KIT
A-FRAME COVER KIT (set of 8) 111
COPING KIT 111
SKIMMER AND ADAPTER KIT 111
LINER 111
REQUIRED COMPONENTS NOT INCLUDED IN POOL KIT:
2" x 8" x 16" PATIO BLOCK 4 6 6
8" x 8" x 16" CONCRETE BLOCK 8 8 8
CONCRETE FOOTER MIX 2.5 yds 3 yds 4 yds
CLEAN SAND FOR UNDER LINER 2.5 yds 3.5 yds 4.5 yds
CONCRETE COLLAR MIX (FOR SEMI & IG INSTALL)
6 yds 7 yds 9 yds
DEPENDENT ON TYPE OF INSTALL (AG, SEMI, OR IG)
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Do not allow splines or compressions seams to come in contact with sand or other debris as this will
cause difficulty with installation. We recommend a small dust broom or damp cloth be available in the
event that any dirt or debris finds its way to these parts.
POOL COMPONENTS CHECKLIST

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METRIC SERIES FREEFORM POOL COMPONENTS
1 Radius Wall Panel
2 Reverse Radius Wall Panel - Bump
3 Reverse Radius Wall Panel - Indent
4 Special Radius Wall Panel - Bump
5 Structural Bracing - for Reverse Radius Wall Panels
6 Anchor Plates - Add stability and alignment to radius wall panels
7 A-Frames & Extended Splines - imbedded in concrete for stability
8 Panel Connector
9 Standard Splines - Used at curved panel joints to join walls together
10 Hold Down Plates - reinforces structural stability
11 Standard Metric Coping - Secures liner & gives finished appearance
12 8”x8”x16” Concrete Block
13 A-Frame Shroud Cover
# COMPONENT
Drawings are for illustrative purposes and are not to scale.
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6
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10
12
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SELECTING POOL LOCATION
The selection and preparation of the pool site is your responsibility. The manufacturer can only suggest the
proper techniques, indicate the important considerations, emphasize the precautions, and cannot be held
responsible for damages to your pool that may result from failure to carefully follow all pool specications.
1. The surface on which your pool will stand must be absolutely level and solid. This condition should
extend 2’ beyond the actual pool area all around. The best surface is bare solid earth free from
stones, roots and other sharp objects.
Fill
2. Allow plenty of play area around the pool. Fit the location into your landscaping plans.
3. The pool site must be accessible to electrical and water supply and should allow for disposal of great
quantities of water when the pool is drained. All electric outlets within 10’ must be GFI protected.
5. Do not set up your pool in hilly areas or areas with poor drainage.
For Semi-Inground Installations:The site of installation
must accomodate an efcient drainage system to
minimize the impact of heavy rain and high ground
water conditions.
4. When installing your pool on a solid level surface, it is imperative that you protect your pool and liner
from chemicals and other foreign matter contained in the surface. Do not install your pool on peat
moss, tar paper, roots, sticks, gravel or chemically treated or contaminated soil not approved for pool
use. Any or all of these surfaces can ruin your pool and liner and will void your warranty. To prevent
stones or other foreign material from damaging the liner it is recommended to build a 2” to 3” base of
clean washed masonry sand or other suitable base material inside the entire pool.
5. If ants or termites are prevalent in your area, have soil treated with
insecticides and allow sufcient time for them to dissipate before
continuing with pool installation.
6. Do not set up your pool under trees or under overhead wires.
7. Do not set up your pool near any existing structure such as
your house, garage, etc., as this condition may compel diving
or jumping into your pool which could result in permanent injury
or death. You must check with your local municipality for all
appropriate ordinances and regulations.
8. Do not set up your pool on or near any septic system or
underground utilities.
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POOL SIZE
FOOTPRINT A-B
B-C
RADIUS POOL
ENDS
TRENCH WIDTH
TRENCH
LENGTHS
TRENCH DEPTH
14' x 22' 22' x 13'6" 6'R 28" Bump: 13'6"
Indent: 7'6"
8"
16' x 27' 27' x 16' 7'R 28"
Bump: 16'6"
Indent: 9'
8"
18' x 32' 32' x 18'6" 8'R 28"
Bump: 19'4"
Indent: 10'8"
8"
LAYOUT WITH LAWN TEMPLATE
1. Open and stretch Lawn template over area where pool is to be installed.
2. Draw or paint outline of pool.
3. Mark trench beginning and ending points.
4. Mark patio block locations for pool ends. 2 each end 14x22, 3 each end 16x27, 18x32.
5. Remove lawn template
6. Mark a line 14” inside and outside of the pool outline from trench end to trench end.
7. Level ground of pool outline, include over dig of 12” at ends of pool.
8. Dig trench areas 12” below grade of pool (Benchmark).
12" 12"
2' 4"
Indent
TRENCH
Bump
2' 4"
TRENCH
Patio Block
Patio Block
Patio Block
Patio Block
14"
14"
14"
14"
PATIO BLOCK LAYOUT
WITH LAWN TEMPLATE
1. Locate marks made for patio block locations with template.
(2 each end for the 14x22 and 3 at each end for the 16x27 and the 18x32.)
2. Center a block over each of the marks, half in and half out of the pool outline.
3. Top of blocks should be even and level with your pool benchmark.
TRENCH LAYOUT

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ALTERNATE LAYOUT (NO TEMPLATE)
POOL LAYOUT
1. Establish pool footprint with A B C D Rectangle.
(example: 14' x 22’)
2. Find points E, F, G, H, J and K.
3. Swing arcs from these points
to create and paint an
outline of the pool.
14’ X 22’ LAYOUT

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ALTERNATE LAYOUT (NO TEMPLATE)
16' x 27'
E
A
B
C
D
HJ
K
FG
A B C D E F G H J K
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
J
A B C D E F G H J K
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
J
E
AB
C
D
H
K
F
G
J
A B C D E F G H J K
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
J
E
AB
C
D
H
K
F
G
J
18' X 32' LAYOUT
16' X 27' LAYOUT

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ALTERNATE LAYOUT (NO TEMPLATE)
4. Outline the trenches to be dug.
a. Mark points where G-H and F-J cross the pool outline.
Mark points where E-H and E-J cross the pool outline.
b. Starting from where lines of above points intersect
the pool outline, measure 1’ towards ends of pool,
along outline to establish trench endpoints .
c. Mark a line 14” inside and outside of the pool outline
from trench end to trench end. Trenches are 28” wide.
5. Level ground within pool outline, include overdig of 12”
at both ends of pool. Keep points H, J and K secure.
6. Dig trench areas 8” (height of cinder block) below
bottom of pool grade
1' 1'
1'
1'
1' 1' 2' 4"
2' 4"
1'
1'
Benchmark
12"
1' 1'
1'
1'
1' 1' 2' 4"
2' 4"
1'
1'
Benchmark
12"
1' 1'
1'
1'
1' 1' 2' 4"
2' 4"
1'
1'
Benchmark
12"
LEVELING THE EXCAVATION
Establish ground level (benchmark) of the pool. A sturdier pool will result when the pool rests on undisturbed earth.
It is better to have to remove an inch or two by hand than to have to build up after the excavator had gone too deep.
Any voids beneath the wall panels caused by large rock, etc., must be filled and properly compacted.

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PATIO BLOCK LAYOUTS
Indent
Bump
Patio Block
Patio Block
Patio Block
Patio Block
Mid-Line
6' 7"
2' ½"
#2 #2
#1 #1
14' x 22'
Benchmark
Pool Outline
14' X 22' LAYOUT
There will be 3 panels and 2 joints to position patio blocks for leveling at each end of pool.
1. Draw a line through H-J to pool outline and mark where they cross. This is the mid-line.
2. From the mid-line, measure and mark a point on the pool outline 2' ½" toward the pool bump.
Do this on both ends of the pool. This will be the center of patio blocks #1.
3. From the center of patio block #1, measure and mark a point on the pool outline 6’ 7” toward pool indent.
Do this on both ends of the pool. This will be the center of patio blocks #2.
4. Top of blocks should be even and level with your pool benchmark.
All end panels will join near
the center of the patio blocks.

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PATIO BLOCK LAYOUTS
Indent
Bump
Patio Block
6' ¾"
#2
Benchmark
Pool Outline
Mid-Line
16' x 27'
6' ¾"
Patio Block
Patio
Block
#1
#1
#2
Patio
Block
#1
Patio Block
#3
Patio Block
#3
1' 8¾"
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16' X 27' LAYOUT
There will be 4 panels and 3 joints to position patio blocks for leveling at each end of pool.
1. Draw a line through H-J to pool outline and mark where they cross. This is the mid-line.
2. From the mid-line, measure and mark a point on the pool outline 1' 8 5/8" toward the pool indent.
Do this on both ends of the pool. This will be the center of patio blocks #1.
3. From the center of patio block #1, measure and mark a point on the pool outline 6’ ¾” toward pool indent.
Do this on both ends of the pool. This will be the center of patio blocks #2.
4. From the center of patio block #1, measure and mark a point on the pool outline 6’ ¾” toward pool bump.
Do this on both ends of the pool. This will be the center of patio blocks #3.
5. Top of blocks should be even and level with your pool benchmark.
All end panels will join near
the center of the patio blocks.

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PATIO BLOCK LAYOUTS
Indent
Bump
Patio Block
#2
Benchmark
Pool Outline
Mid-Line
18' x 32'
Patio Block
Patio
Block
#1
#1
#2
Patio
Block
#1
Patio Block
#3
Patio Block
#3
7' ¾"
38
7' ¾"
38
2' ¾"
8
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18' X 32' LAYOUT
There will be 4 panels and 3 joints to position patio blocks for leveling at each end of pool.
1. Draw a line through H-J to pool outline and mark where they cross. This is the mid-line.
2. From the mid-line, measure and mark a point on the pool outline 2’ 7/8” toward the pool indent.
Do this on both ends of the pool. This will be the center of patio blocks #1.
3. From the center of patio block #1, measure and mark a point on the pool outline 7’ 3/8” toward pool indent.
Do this on both ends of the pool. This will be the center of patio blocks #2.
4. From the center of patio block #1, measure and mark a point on the pool outline 7’ 3/8” toward pool bump.
Do this on both ends of the pool. This will be the center of patio blocks #3.
5. Top of blocks should be even and level with your pool benchmark.
All end panels will join near
the center of the patio blocks.

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RADIUS WALL PANEL ASSEMBLY
END PANEL ASSEMBLY
NOTE: Do not install final radius panel until after
installing A-frames and straps and sand has been
brought inside pool.
Compression Seam
Anchor Plate
Patio Block
Compression Seam
Spline
A.
Locate the wall panel that is cut for the skimmer and return
fitting. The location for the panel should be adjacent to
the electrical supply and provide ease of access once the
pool is installed.
Place an anchor plate centered on a patio block. Place 2
wall panels so they meet on the center of the anchor plate.
(g.A) Please be aware that each compression seam
should be flush before attempting to insert the splines.
(g.B) Splines are designed to slide freely into place when
inserted properly into level panels. Gently shaking panels
can help ease insertion of some splines.
NOTE: If wall panels are not level it will be hard
to drop splines. Use cooking oil or food spray as
lubricant on the first 4-6” of the splines. Do NOT use
petroleum based lubricants (WD-40).
Hard downward pressure or hammering causes metal
burrs and jams the spline into the compression seam. If
a compression seam does not go easy, leave it and go
to the next one or next panel. Aligning the next panel will
most frequently align the previous one as well.
Duplicate this process with the remaining wall panels
stopping before installing the final wall panel. At this time
you need to bring in the sand through this opening to
prepare the bottom of the pool.
Drill 7/16” holes through the pool panels at the anchor
plate predrilled holes. Secure with 2 ½” bolts and nuts.
Make sure the panels are securely in the anchor plates
and even at the top before drilling. This will create a
bolted pool frame for bonding, if needed. Check with local
codes for requirements.
Skimmer Cut-Out
Return Cut-Out
Wall Panel
B.
Pool Exterior

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Panel Assembly:
NOTE: Level the trench bottoms as close as possible to 8” below
grade before starting. The panel assembly over trench may start
on either bump or indent side. Make sure panels are in correct
locations, on correct side of the pool.
1. Set end panel to overhang trench 10-12”.
2. Place A-frame anchor plate under end of panel in 1 ½”.
Drill 7/16” hole through panel at pre-drilled hole in anchor plate.
Secure with 2 ½” bolt and nut.
3. Place straight panel connector onto the anchor plate. Secure
to panel with a 52” spline on the water side and a short 5 ¾”
standard spline, 40½” extended (T) spline, and topped with
another short 5 ¾” standard spline in the outside groove
4. Identify first reverse panel-bump or indent side and put in place next
to straight panel connector just installed.
5. Repeat step 3 securing the first reverse panel to the straight
panel connector.
6. Repeat step 2 securing the A-frame anchor plate to the
first reverse panel.
7. In this step the panel will vary. The bump will use a standard
radius panel. The indent will use a reverse radius panel.
Repeat step 2, placing an A-frame anchor plate under
the end of panel in 1½”. Drill bolt hole and
secure anchor plate to panel.
The Indent side will have 2 reverse panels that
join with standard end panel at each end of pool.
The bump side will have a reverse panel, two
special radius bump panels, and the second
reverse panel to join with the other end of the pool.
Check level of panels.
INSTALLATION OF PANELS OVER TRENCH AREAS
Straight Panel
Connector
Pool Exterior
Standard 52" Splines
40” Extended T
Splines
Short (5 ¾”)
Standard
Splines
Reverse Radius
Panel
EXTENDED “T” SPLINES
STRAIGHT PANEL
CONNECTOR
STANDARD
52” SPLINE
STANDARD
52” SPLINE
WALL PANEL WALL PANEL
Drawings are for illustrative purposes and are not to scale.
1½"
10"-12"
Trench

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A-FRAME INSTALLATION
There are 8 A-frames per Freeform pool.
The horizontal base of the A-frame will be under
the wall panel and the A-frame anchor plate.
The A-frame vertical will interlock inside the
extended (T) splines at the wall connections.
Secure A-frame to extended (T) splines with
two (2) 2” flathead through bolts and T nuts.
Do not over tighten.
2” Flathead Through
Bolt & T Nut
Extended T Spline
Anchor
Plate
A-Frame
Position hold down plates so that A-frame horizontal is
covered in the interior of the pool. Pre-drill holes and then
attach to horizontal using the sheet metal screws included.
TRENCH
w/CONCRETE BLOCK
EARTH
POOL INTERIOR
A-FRAME HORIZONTAL

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Drawings are for
illustrative purposes
and are not to scale.
SQUARING THE POOL - CROSS MEASUREMENTS
18' X 32'
16' X 27'
14' X 22'
IMPORTANT:
Pool must be squared up
BEFORE concrete is poured.
Measurements are taken from
the inside of the pool wall.
When measuring to an A-frame
location, hold tape at the middle
of the panel connector. See full
drawings included with pool kit for
all cross measurements.

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Structural Bracing and Shroud A-Frame Covers
The Radiant Metric Freeform swimming pool includes structural
bracing on reverse radius panels when the pool is installed
mostly or fully aboveground (less than 3’ in the ground).
1. Two of each cup and two braces will be used for each reverse
radius panel. Identify the right and left mounting cups.
Mounting
Cup (Right)
Mounting
Cup (Left)
Capscrew
T-Nut
2. When installing A-frames, position A-frame between the
two extended T-splines, and then slip shroud cover over
the entire assembly, including T-splines. Position mounting
cups on either side of shroud with the flat side of the cups
resting against the pool wall, so that all holes punched in
materials (A-frame, T-splines, shroud cover, and mounting
cups) line up accurately. Now secure using the included
capscrew and t-nut. (Fig A.)
3. Slide the curved brace into mounting cups. Ensure a
snug fit at bottom of cup.
A.
Aboveground with
Structural Bracing
Semi-Inground with
Structural Bracing
4. When pouring concrete trenches, concrete should cover all exposed A-frames and very bottom of
shrouds. It is important to use a gentle, even pour in order to ensure shroud covers are not damaged.
Any concrete splatter or rebound on the walls or shrouds can be cleaned off with a damp cloth before
it has a chance to set.

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Drawings are for illustrative purposes and are not to scale.
USE 2500# SWIM POOL COLLAR MIX.
Check level plumb and square of pool
one final time before pouring concrete.
POOL TRENCH
SIZE AREA VOLUME YARDS
1' 2" x 2' 4" x 7'4" 19.97 cu ft
14 x 22 1' 2" x 2' 4" x 11 '6" 31.31 cu ft 2.25 yds
51.28 cu ft
1' 2" x 2' 4" x 9' 24.5 cu ft
16 x 27 1' 2" x 2' 4" x 16' 10" 45.83 cu ft 3 yds
70.33 cu ft
1' 2" x 2' 4" x 10' 6" 28.6 cu ft
18 x 32 1' 2" x 2' 4" x 19' 2" 52.2 cu ft 3.5 yds
81.8 cu ft
CONCRETE REQUIREMENTS
CONCRETE
IN TRENCH
EARTH
12”
Check level plumb and square of pool
one final time before pouring concrete.
Trench must be filled to cover A-frame horizontals
and slope up to cover top of anchor plates on
interior of the pool. Concrete should also slope up
to cover the top weld of A-frame on the exterior
of the pool as shown. (Fig A.)
Allow 24 hours to set before installing
shrouds and filling pool completely.
Pool ExteriorPool Interior
A.