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NO DIVING
Never dive, flip or jump
into this above ground
swimming pool. It is too
shallow for safe diving.
Ladders, decks, handrails
and top ledges (or anything
else) are not to be used for
diving. You can break your
neck!
Most serious permanent
injuries, paralysis or
deaths occur when dives are
made from pool decks. Please
read your four pages
“Mandatory Reading” Booklet
supplied with this pool
before you purchase or
fabricate a deck for your
pool.
NO ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
Never use your swimming pool
if you have been drinking
alcoholic beverages or
taking medications or drugs.
Shock, unconsciousness,
permanent injury or drowning
could result. Don’t drink
and dive!
KEEP WATER CLEAN
Always keep your pool water
clean so that the bottom is
visible at all times.
Individuals must be able to
see that the water is too
shallow for diving, and must
be able to see small
children in the pool!
NO SWIMMING AFTER DARK
Never use your swimming pool
after dark or when you
cannot see the shallow depth
of the water or the safety
decals or signs. If you
ignore this, you have the
sole responsibility for
providing adequate lighting.
Because installation
conditions vary, you must
consult with a licensed
electrical contractor or
your power company to
provide adequate lighting.
You must also comply with
all national and local
electric codes.
Never cut holes in your pool
wall to install lights or
anything else unless the
hole locations are factory
installed. Failure to obey
this warning could cause
structural damage to the
pool wall, violently
releasing large bodies of
water. Wall structural
failures may cause serious
injury, electrocution or
property damage.
NO SLIDES OR BOARDS
Never install a slide or
diving board on your above
ground pool.
NO HORSEPLAY
Never allow horseplay in or
around the pool.
DON’T STAND ON TOP LEDGES
Do not stand, sit or step on
pool top ledge. These
prohibited activities may
break the ledge or wall of
the pool.
POST WARNING SIGNS
Always post your “Warning”
signs and/or decals in plain
sight around your above
ground pool. Always insist
that first time users and
children understand and obey
all safety instructions.
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