Depending on the material, the pool must be set up at outside temperatures of 15 ° C to a maximum of 25 ° C, as the material can contract or expand. Steel wall pools with overlapping sheeting require a cove. Styrofoam wedges have to be glued to the inside of the steel wall between the wall and the bottom.

For steel wall pools, the ground must be flat and level. The pool must not be set up on a slope or sloping ground. If the ground is a backfilled area, you will need a self-supporting foundation slab (e.g. concreted). The strength of the foundation and retaining walls must be decided by a master builder or structural engineer. The steel wall pool must not be placed on loose or sandy ground.

All models, except the steel wall pool of the "New Splasher Secure Series", are winterproof and can therefore be left standing in winter.

It is essential to set up the pool when there is no wind. Gusts of wind make the construction of the steel wall difficult and can cause damage.

It is not recommended to bring salt water and steel into contact with each other, as the salt water and salt water vapours can cause the steel to rust.

Most steel wall pools can be partially or completely installed in the ground. Please refer to the respective operating instructions.

To ensure that the pool remains stable, add the backfilling from an installation depth of 30 cm.

The additional concrete shell prevents damage to the steel shell when there is no water in the pool.

So that the liner can be placed over the steel wall (i.e. it overlaps it), the liner must be produced higher than the pool actually is.