User manual ESCALADE SPORTS 2L-6737-00

[. . . ] HOME POOL TABLE WITH DROP POCKETS Questions, Concerns, Comments?Need Product Assistance? Escalade Sports, a diversified manufacturer of fine sporting goods equipment, is here to help you in any way possible to make your experience with this product a pleasurable one for you and your family. We always try hard to make sure that our products are manufactured free from defects in material and workmanship to provide a lifetime of family fun. If you find any problems with your new product such as missing parts, damaged parts, or incorrectly manufactured parts, Please Do Not Return This Product to the Store! Please contact our consumer affairs department at: MODEL NOS. [. . . ] Very short and low places should be grouted. Most leveling can be accomplished by working with the frame. n If power tools are used, be sure only enough torque is used to do the job. n Seams can best be checked by passing your finger over the seam joint and feeling if it is flush. n All screws must be tightened after shimming. n No two sets of slatron are exactly alike. Some sets require more, or less, shimming than others. Figure 8 14. STEP BY STEP SHIMMING PROCEDURE A) Be sure table is set in its final location. B) Table must be as level as possible before shimming. Large differences in levelness must be corrected by raising or lowering frame with shim stock or playing cards. C) Tighten down all slatron mounting screws. D) Check with a carpenter's level to determine where slatron is low on ends, and use finger tips to locate uneven spots at the seams. Loosen screws at these points and see if slatron comes up to flush. If so, detach individual shims #26 from the sheet shipped with this table and place under these areas. (See Figure 8) E) Lay a straight edge across seams to be sure slatron pieces are flat in relation to each other. F) After top surface of slatron is flat and level, all screws must be snugged down in tight position. Check these screws before beginning grouting. GROUTING INSTRUCTIONS 15. Prepare Plaster of Paris, furnished with this table. Do not mix all the powder at first; save some in case you need to thicken your initial mixture. To mix: Empty 1/3 to 1/2 of grout into container, slowly add drops of water while stirring. Grout should be a thick paste when mixed that will not drip off putty knife. If you do get grout to thin, slowly add more powder. [. . . ] As you do, the pie shapes begin to relax to allow for placement. Spray adhesive on the underneath side of the slatron around pocket face to adhere the cloth. Make sure not to get overspray of glue on table. Allow cement to become tacky, wait at least one minute. [. . . ]