Installation Instructions
Patio
Pool
Patio
Stainless Steel
1. Photograph Existing Paver Pattern and Mark Tray Location
- Take a photo of the existing paver pattern for reference.
- Mark the area where you intend to install the cover.
2. Prepare Base for Tray Installation
- Remove any overlay in the marked area.
- Apply a mortar base in the space where the tray will be positioned.
- If installing on a hard surface, ensure that the internal flange of the frame is fully supported.
3. Set and Level the Tray
- Place the tray in the frame, ensuring it’s 1/8 inch below the finished grade.
- Use a level to check the tray’s position.
- Tamp down the tray to the desired level.
4. Remove Tray and Stabilize Area
- Take out the tray.
- Apply a thin layer of mortar within the frame to stabilize the area.
5. Reinstall Tray and Pave Perimeter
- Put the tray back in place.
- Continue paving up to the perimeter of the frame.
6. Mark Lifting Lug Hole
- Measure and note the position of the lifting lug hole
7. Prepare Base Inside Tray
- Fill the bottom of the tray with sand or mortar to the required depth for the pavers.
- Start placing the pavers in the tray from the center outward, matching the existing pattern.
8. Cut Perimeter to Match Taper
- Tailor the perimeter of the pavers to match any taper in the design. (Ensure to show this taper in your work.)
9. Prepare for Lifting Lug Installation
- Apply painters tape to the area where the lifting lug hole will be located.
- Use only one lifting lug hole, aligned with the direction you plan to remove the cover.
- Mark the position on the painters tape.
10. Drill Lifting Lug Hole
- Use a 5/16 inch masonry drill bit to drill a slot that is 1 inch long at the marked position.
11. Optional Frame Painting
- Optionally, paint the top of the frame to match the surrounding pavers or mortar.

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