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09/11/2002 09:36 8636655211 SAN JUAN FACIE 01 0 °° ICBO Evaluation Service, Inc. ,,,.. 5360 WORKMAN MILL ROAD • WHITTIER, CALIIORNIA90601-2299 A subsidiary corporation or me International Conference of Building Officials EVALUATION REPORT ER-2417 CorVgtl uo 19r81 iCPO Eweh1911tx1 Service. Inc. Reissued December 1, 1999 Filing Category: SWIMMING POOLS AND SPAS (266) FIBERGLASS ONE-PIECE SWIMMING POOLS AND SPAS SAN JUAN PRODUCTS 2307 LASSO LANE LAKELAND, rLORIDA 33001 SAN JUAN POOLS, INC. 39501NDUSTMAL AVLNUF. NFMFT, CALIFORNIA 92545 1.0 SUBJECT Fiberglass One plec.n Sw whining Pools and Spas. 2.0 DESCRIPTION 2.1 General: The San Juan Products swimming pools and spas consist of one -place fiberglass construction, shop -formed over a mold. The motel numbers and sizes are shown on Table 1. All War- ences to pools in this report apply also to spas. The fiberglass pool is formed against a one-piece interior form or mold In the following manner. The form is treated with a parting aged to ensure separation of the liner from the mold after fabrication. An Isophthalic/neopentyl-glycol gel coaling 30 mils (0 8 mm) thick Is spray -applied to the surface of :he form. A flberglsss hand layup consisting of a 11/2-ounce, (40 g) reinforcing mat of random chopped strands of fiber- glass Is applied to the cured gel coating, which Is then treated with an isophthelic polyester resin applied with a 35 percent minimum saturation factor. A second layer consisting of 1112-ounco (40 g) reinforcing mat is laid overthe previous lay. of and saturated with Isophthalic polyester resin. The third layer consisting of A 24-ounce (700 g) woven roving is applisd over the previous construction and saturated with another coating of Isophthalic polyester resin. The process of alternat- ing layers of fiberglass mat and woven roving saturated with resin is continued until a total of five layers has been built up. The completed pool has a minimum cured thickness of 3/1e Inch (4.8 min). The woven roving and reinforcing mats are applied to that the lapped splices between the individual rolls of the material occur at the same locations and are E to 8 inches (152 to 203 mm) wide. This provides an additional thickness (a lotal of 10 plies) to the linerin the form of periodic stiffening elements. The fiberglass has a minimum tensile strength of 11,360 pounds per square Inch (78.3 MPa) and a modulus of rupture of 23,500 pounds per square inch (162 Mpg). The pools have aflberglass coping approximately 6 inches (152 mm) wide around all sides, the exterior edge of which is bent down or depressed to engage the poured -In -place con• crete coping during field installation. One corner of the pool end is provided with curved steps for access. A main drain is built into the fiberglass pool at the despond. Extending from the main drain box are the necessary service lines to the filter equipment. A gravel sump is provided be- neath the main drain base to collect any ground water o drainage from the send bed on which the pool 1s installed Leading from this gravel sump is a 11/24nch (36.1 mm) plastic pipe extending to ground level which is utilized to relieve hydrostatic pressure by collecting and disposing of ground or scepagewaterwhen it becomes necessary to empty the pool The pool is provided at the deep end with an underwater recessed light pocket and floodlight. The floodlight and all electrical apparatus in connection with the pool ere required to be adequately gmunded. All plumbing and electrical work is required to comply with the codes in effect at the construc. tion slte. The cool design requires it to remain full of water at all times. A permanent sign Is to be attached to the plumbing equipment and is to read as follows. "Notice --Pool is do - signed to remain full of water at all times. Pool shah may be damaged if water level is allowed to drop belowthe pool skim men. When appreciable. drawdown is noticed or if It becomes necessary to drain the pool, contact San Juan Pools, Inc.. or its agents for instructions "A pressure -sensitive plastic stick• or will be installed Adjacenito the above sign bythe manufac turing licensee, giving his name, address and telephone num- ber. 2.2 Installation: The pool may be installed without a soil Investigation by a qu- alifled engineer, providing none of thefollowing conditions are encountered and the site Is approved by the building official� 1. The existence of ground water within the depth of the pool excavation. 2. The existence of an uncompacted fill in contact with any potion of the pool. The existence of any expansive or adobe -type soils, at or within the confines of the pool area. 4. The existence ofany soil typeswhose angleof repose wit' not support the walls of the excavation at the desired slopes - 5. The location of the proposed pool excavation so that it would have a tendency to endanger adjacent structures. If one or more of the above conditions are encountered, the excavation for the pool shall Immediately cease until the spe. cifc conditions at the site have been reviewed and reddm- mendations made by a qualified engineer. The engineer's re. Pont of this review and recommendation Is to be submitted to the building official having jurisdiction over the construction she, and his approval obtained prior to continuance or the work. ` The excavation for the pool consists of removing The exist. ing sell from the proposed area, utilizing chain -type screeds to unsure a 6-Inch 052 mm) minimum over-excevation of the pool bottom and all sides. The required drains and plumbing work are Installed and a contoured layer of clean sand is placed in the lower areas of the pool up to a point at which sloughing would occur. The Paul Is then planed on this sand bed and carefully aligned and leveled to preclude any buck. ling or irregularities in the fiberglass Water is introduced into the pool proper and up to a level approximately equal with the sand layer. The backfllind with sand to carefitlly nentinued un- Fvalttation report. 611CROFral"WOR Send", Inc., are lexNroldyla prand, lnJormeliew re. Ciao A m,,bbt r/1CBo, milizmirth, rod, upon which the npoe it band. I'vdlumioir mporftare motto br[nnMrvrdasJwprt[,wfiagwephtfworww•r qh<rattrrburuno/.prriFra/lyaddnxrdnnrt! an rndnnrrnrnrorncpmmen• datiorr Jar utt of mi, rubjrrr upon. ]:in npoHit ba.rdulwnitdepewdent frA. or Wh,rfeehn4eldda rvbnrfmrdby lhewpplieeN. 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