#6082 Ground Sleeve Installation Instructions – Synthetic Floors

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
6082 FLOOR SLEEVE
FOR EXISTING SYNTHETIC FLOORS

1. Lay out floor sleeves across court suitable for type of court
   you desire. NOTE: Minimum spacing for poles to comply
   with rules is 36’6” center to center of poles per court.
2. Lay out an 8” diameter off of centerlines. (Top plate may
   be used as a template) Note: Hinge point of cap should be
   outside of court.
3. Cut away synthetic material then cut a hole large enough
   to allow sleeve to be inserted down until top of plate is
   flush with playing surface. This may be done with either
   a core bit or by drilling a series of smaller holes and knock-
   ing out the voids. Note: If the depth from the top of the floor
   to the concrete slab is greater than 12 ½”, stop at the 12 ½”
   depth. If the distance is less the 12”, it will be necessary to
   break through the concrete slab.
4. Should it be necessary to break through the concrete, a hole
   approximately 30” in diameter will have to be scraped out
   underneath the slab. The depth of this hole should be no less
   than 16” from the top of the floor.
5. Chisel out the concrete to accommodate the floor sleeve top
   plate (minimum 5/16”). Then insert floor sleeve assembly
   into the hole and check to make sure top plate sits properly in
   the hole. Mark 4 hole locations, then drill suitable holes for
   lead anchors.
6. The drilled hole (and the cavity scraped out under the concrete
   if it was necessary to break through) will no have to be filled
   with non-shrink grout. (Manufacturers: Por-Rok, Embeco,
   Hydrocide, Masterbuilders Masterflow #713). Refer to the
   manufacturer’s instructions for proper use.
7. Pour the grout mixture into the hole until the level of the grout
   is approximately 7” below the top of the floor. Insert the floor
   sleeve assembly into the grout and push down until the top plate
   rests squarely in the chiseled area. Before fastening the floor
   sleeve into position, open the lid to check the level of the grout.
   It should be at least flush with the square plate. Do Not allow
   grout to enter sleeve. The top of the sleeve must be blocked off
   or plugged to prevent grout from entering sleeve.
8. Fasten the floor sleeve into the lead anchors with the 4 wood
   screws provided. (Optional)

IMPORTANT: It is essential to allow the grout to fully cure before
using this system. Normal curing time is between 7 and 10 days, but
always follow manufacturer’s directions completely. Failure to allow
the floor sleeves to set may result in poor system performance and may
damage the floor of your facility.

SKU:6082II