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Showing 1161–1170 of 52053 articles for “Art. II-5°”
The water inlets located in the floor and walls of the pools are designed to prevent bathers from completely blocking them or getting trapped in them. They are fitted with grilles with a locking syste…
The pools can be exited by means of ladders, stairs or gently sloping inclined surfaces. Stairs leading down to the water can be found at: - or in the beach area. In this case, they are fitted with ha…
The edges and, where appropriate, the walls of the pools are designed to allow swimmers to lean on them.
These provisions apply to slides in which the user slides on a film of water generated for this purpose. They comply with any national transposition of standard NF EN 1069, parts 1 and 2.
Technical and safety guarantees for equipment in the establishments mentioned in article D. 322-12, where aquatic, bathing or swimming activities are practised, are governed by this paragraph. They ar…
Any equipment or material requiring special use will have a sign that everyone can understand, specifying the correct way to use it, as well as prohibited uses and areas or precautions for use. This s…
The walls and bottom of the pools are light-coloured to enable the supervision and emergency services referred to in article D. 322-16 to be organised. When the turbidity of the water in a pool is suc…
Access to the slide includes a waiting area and an access staircase. The waiting area is designed to ensure a smooth flow of users and avoid jostling. It is marked out and has handrails separating the…
The movable floors are either designed so that their connection to the pool floor respects the slope provided for pools, or are fitted with a device to remedy the danger created at their periphery by…
In parts of the pool where the depth does not exceed 1.50 metres, the slope of the pool floor does not exceed 0.10 metres per metre. In these areas, the pool does not present a sudden change in depth.…
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