Ariz. Admin. Code § R18-5-212 - Floors
A. The slope of the
floor of a public or semipublic swimming pool, from the end wall in the shallow
area towards the deep area to the point of the first slope change shall be
uniform and shall not exceed 1 foot of fall in 10 feet. The floor slope in a
public or semipublic spa shall not exceed 1 foot of fall in 10 feet.
B. The floor slope of a public or semipublic
swimming pool, from the point of the first slope change to the deepest part of
the swimming pool, shall not exceed 1 foot of fall in 3 feet.
C. For a public or semipublic swimming pool
that is equipped for diving, the depth of the swimming pool at the point of the
first slope change shall be a minimum of 5 feet. For a public or semipublic
swimming pool that is not equipped for diving, the depth of the swimming pool
at the point of the first slope change shall be a minimum of 4 feet.
D. All portions of a swimming pool or spa
floor shall slope towards a main drain.
E. The transitional radius where the floor of
a public or semipublic swimming pool joins a wall shall comply with the
following:
1. The center of the radius shall
be no less than 3 feet below the waterline in the deep area or 2 feet below the
waterline in the shallow area.
2.
The radius shall be tangent at the point where the radius meets the wall or
floor.
3. The radius shall be equal
to or greater than the depth of the swimming pool minus the vertical wall depth
measured from the waterline minus 3 inches.
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