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Record 1 1994-04-12

English

Subject field(s)
  • Pools
CONT

All swimming pools must have depth markings to indicate the depth of water, located above the water surface on the pool wall and on the walkway at the pool edge and located at maximum and minimum depth, at one foot depth increments between the shallow depth and the point of break inclusive,....

Key term(s)
  • break point

French

Domaine(s)
  • Piscines
CONT

Toutes les piscines doivent comporter des repères de profondeur, situés au-dessus du plan d'eau, sur les parois et sur le trottoir en bordure de la piscine, autant du côté de la partie profonde que de celui de la partie peu profonde; chaque augmentation de un pied de profondeur doit être repérée, dans la partie peu profonde, entre l'extrémité de la piscine et la ligne de démarcation de la partie la plus profonde; [...]

Spanish

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