Church Baptistry Pool 9.5 Ft Wide Item ASB-947

ASB947-SA - Full Size Portable Baptistry 9.5 Ft Wide

SPECIAL STAND ALONE BAPTISTRY Can be used as a portable baptistry when large numbers of people need to be baptized.
9'7" x 3'11" wide x 43" tall
Available in White, Blue, Bone and Aqua
Baptistry available with or without window
This unit features a steel collar that is fiberglassed into the unit allowing it to be used as a stand alone, moveable baptistry without the need for additional framing. Collar is a 1” tubular steel band around the perimeter of baptistry at the level of each step. There is also a band around the bottom of the baptistry with vertical members to support the steps
In order to drain this unit via a floor drain, you will need to build a raised platform for it to sit upon. Platform design depends on each customer's individual needs, but will need to support a filled weight of aprox. 4500lbs (not including people)
Alternatively, the unit can be drained with a sump pump but some water will remain in unit which will need to be scooped out.
To move unit when empty, you can build a heavy duty dolly with wheels (must be able to support at least 1500 lbs) but will need to remove the baptisty from the dolly before filling. You can also use 6 to 8 heavy duty furniture dollies to move it but will need to remove from the dollies and place on the ground before filling and using.
If you plan on building a heavy duty, rolling platform that the baptistry will stay on when full of water, your platform needs to support a filled weight with water and people, of 6000-7000lbs. We suggest also using chocks under the frame to take the weight off the wheels when you are baptizing.
525 lbs dry weight. 475 gallons capacity
Options (sold separate) include exterior steps (42d x 27w x 37.5h), interior and exterior stair handrailings, heater, skirting. (Note stairs in picture were modified by customer to have carpeted treads. Factory steps as shipped are entirely fiberglass.)

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