Ariz. Admin. Code § R18-5-210 - Walls
A. Where a racing
lane terminates in a swimming pool, the wall shall be plumb to a minimum depth
of 5 feet below the waterline. Below the 5-foot depth, the wall shall be
radiused to join the floor.
B.
There shall be no projections from a swimming pool or spa wall except for
coping, cantilevered deck, ladders, and steps.
C. An underwater seat shall comply with the
following:
1. The edges of an underwater seat
shall be outlined with a sharply contrasting colored tile or other material
that is clearly visible from the deck adjacent to the underwater
seat;
2. An underwater seat shall
have a slip-resistant surface;
3.
An underwater seat shall be located outside of the deep area of a swimming pool
that is equipped for diving. An underwater seat may be located in the deep area
of a swimming pool that is not equipped for diving provided the underwater seat
is either completely recessed into the swimming pool wall, shaped to be
compatible with the shape of the swimming pool wall, or in a corner of the
swimming pool;
4. The maximum depth
of an underwater seat is 24 inches below the waterline. The minimum depth of an
underwater seat is 12 inches below the waterline; and
5. The maximum width of an underwater seat is
20 inches.
D. If a spa
is located immediately adjacent to a swimming pool, the separating wall between
the spa and the swimming pool shall be no more than 8 inches wide. The top of
the separating wall shall be no lower than the level of the coping of the
swimming pool. If a separating wall is more than 8 inches wide, then the deck
width shall comply with
R18-5-217(D) . A
spa shall not be located immediately adjacent to the deep area of a swimming
pool.
E. Coping or cantilevered
deck may project from a swimming pool or spa wall to provide a handhold for
users. The coping or deck shall be rounded, have a slip-resistant surface
finish, and shall not exceed 3 1/2 inches in thickness. The overhang of the
coping or deck shall not exceed 2 inches or be less than 1 inch. All corners
created by coping or cantilevered deck shall be rounded in both the vertical
and horizontal dimensions to eliminate sharp corners.
Notes
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