FR2776321A1 - Prefabricated reinforced concrete swimming pool - Google Patents

Abstract

After excavating the ground and compacting the shaped bottom, the prefabricated L-shaped walls and the pool bottom are placed and assembled with the aid of a lifting machine. The structure is then sealed with a liner.

Description

! The present invention relates to the prefabrication of wall and slab (bottom)

  entering into the construction of a reinforced concrete swimming pool. The prefabricated elements are transported by truck to site and assembled using a self-propelled crane in the space of half a day. The manufacture of these pools is traditionally carried out: - For the bottom: concrete poured directly on the ground, - For the walls: concrete poured in wooden or metal formwork or in panels serving as formwork

  lost with risk of deformation, or in clumps.

  Some walls are even constructed of panels

  composites. With always long construction times.

  - The device of the invention makes it possible to shorten the time for laying and drying the concrete. Eliminate

  wall deformations and hazards due to the site.

  The implementation of concrete and reinforcement being done in ideal conditions (factory) gives the pool the

  dimensions of a real reinforced concrete structure.

  - The reservations for the parts to be sealed in the walls of the pool and the bottom are made in the factory, namely: - Skimmer - Projector discharge - Bottom drain - Broom outlet These parts are essential for operation

filtration.

  - A felt is placed at the bottom and against the walls so that the liner which guarantees the perfect seal of the work

follows its shape.

  Depending on the size of the basin, the L-shaped walls will be modules of one meter, one meter and fifteen centimeters, one and a half meters, two meters, two and a half meters with

  soles varying from one meter to one and a half meters.

  The height of these modules will vary from one meter twenty to two meters at most.

  These pools can have the dimensions of eight per

  four, nine by four, ten by five and more.

  The accompanying drawings illustrate the invention: - Figure n l shows in plan the structure and its elements, - Figure n 2 represents the structure in longitudinal section, - Figure n 3 represents the structure in cross section. - Figure n 4 represents the keying pattern of the bottom elements, - Figure n 5 represents the interlocking of the elements of the

walls.

Claims (8)

Claims:   1 - PiScine in reinforced concrete elements characterized by what they are made in the factory.   2 - Swimming pool according to claim I characterized in that it comprises a wall and a slab of reinforced concrete in which are made in the factory the reservations of the parts sealing.   3 - Swimming pool according to claim 2 characterized in that   that it has L-shaped walls with a module of 1 m.   4 - Swimming pool according to claim 2 characterized in that   that it has L-shaped walls with a module of 1.15 m.   - Swimming pool according to claim 2 characterized in that   that it has L-shaped walls with a module of 1.5 ni.   6 - Swimming pool according to claim 2 characterized in that   it has 2 m L-shaped walls.   7 - Swimming pool according to claim 2 characterized in that   it has walls ert L with a module of 2.5 m.   8 - Swimming pool according to claim 2 characterized in that it comprises L-shaped walls including concrete footings armed range from 1 m to 1.5 m.   9 - Swimming pool according to claim 2 characterized in that   that the walls and the bottom are covered with felt.   - Swimming pool according to claim 2 characterized in that the structure is covered with a liner which matches its shape.