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Aqua Creek Products F-EZPL2 Instructions d'installation, d'assemblage et d'utilisation

STEP 4:

Core drill at least a 4" [10 cm] diameter hole at the desired location for the lift anchor

socket. The hole will need to be at least 7" [18 cm] deep to allow for the grounding lug

which protrudes from the bottom of the anchor. Depending on the thickness of your

concrete slab, you may drill completely through the slab and into the underlying dirt. If you

have drilled all the way through your deck you may need to saw cut the deck and pour a

new footing according to the deck requirements at the beginning of this section.

TIP: Use the electrical tape to make a mark on your drill bit at 7" [18 cm] as a

depth mark to tell you when to stop drilling.

STEP 5:

Clean out the hole and make sure your hole is deep enough to allow the anchor to be flush

with the finished deck surface. If you have drilled completely through the deck you can

remove some of the dirt under the slab to create a "pocket" under the slab to be filled with

epoxy or hydraulic cement if needed.

STEP 6:

Ground the anchor according to your local code requirements. (This may require

additional drilling and/or other tools).

STEP 7:

Carefully insert the anchor into the hole and pour some cement or epoxy around the

anchor to provide support enough to check for plumb.

TIP: Fill the hole about a ¼ full of cement or epoxy prior to inserting the anchor.

As you insert the anchor rotate it back and forth so that you can evenly distribute

the cement or epoxy around the anchor.

STEP 8:

Check the anchor for

level and plumb and pour

hydraulic cement or high

strength epoxy into the

remaining space around

the anchor making sure

there are no void spaces.

Let cement or epoxy cure

for 24 hours (or minimum

manufacturer's

recommendations) before

using lift.

EZINST-11/22/10

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