Installation site requirements

• The water is best visible against a dark background.
• Under standard conditions, the falling water does not spray outside the through in any noticeable way. However, it cannot be ruled out that water will wet the floor due to the wind, spectators touching water streams, during the disassembly or disassembly.
• The machine is rainproof, but it cannot work during a storm.
• Wind of more than 7 knots (3 on the Beaufort scale) can deform the falling images and cause water to spray outside the basin or soak people around. To reduce the risk of wind the machine should be placed in front of a wall or an artificial background (wind guard), sideways to the wind, not in any narrowed spaces such as between buildings where the wind intensifies.
• The ground should be flat, even, without holes or sharp elements.
• The slope of the ground should not exceed 2.5 degrees. The measurement can be done with a cell phone. Download a sample Android app
• The ground must be resistant to the pressure of <300kg/m2.
• Free space within a 1 m radius of the machine during disassembly and disassembly.
• Our insurance does not allow our technicians to perform other activities besides working with the equipment we provide. In particular, they cannot install or dismantle the machine body and its surroundings as supplied by the client. To be able to start the disassembly or disassembly works they must have free access to the machine. 

Enclosure and branding

• Vertical walls of the machine trough can be covered with self-adhesive foil. Printing on such films is priced individually.
• The customer can enclose the structure made from aluminum trusses according to their requirements. The disassembly method with the elements we provide is shown on the technical drawings.
• The water trough has no load-bearing capacity. The client-provided enclosure should not be based on the through. 

Fire certification

• The majority of the 3D water display is made of metal - this material does not require fire certification.
• Some parts of the 3D water printer (lycra sleeves and mats reducing splashes) do not have fire certification. If necessary, the customer may agree on the use of substitutes. 

Passes, parking and unloading permits

• If the installation site requires, the technicians should be equipped with two or three passes (to be agreed) for the time of disassembly and disassembly, two passes for the time of the show.
• For the time of disassembly and disassembly, the client should provide a parking space for an L4 type delivery van with the following dimensions: length 6200 x width 2100 mm.
• The show site should be accessible at any time for a van in the case of failure.

Disassembly

• The 3D water printer is usually disassembled the next day after the show is over.
• The disassembly takes 2 working days. On each of these days, the client should specify a 10-hour time window for its execution.
• The disassembly must not start until the client has removed the additional enclosure and until space of 1 m has been released around the machine.
• The disassembly can be moved to the following days upon an extra charge. 
• Our technicians can work no more than 12 continuous hours.
• If they have to be present during the last day of the show for more than 2 hours, they may need a 10-hour break before starting the disassembly.
• If this is impossible it may be necessary to involve additional technicians against an extra charge. The client should inform us accordingly in advance.