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MONTANA INSTALL ATION MANUAL

Wall

Seat

A

B

1

   The panels need to be held in place using  

wall and floor battens, the configuration 

required depends on the installation of the  

bath� See 

FIG. 8

 for corner, alcove and straight 

wall examples� Batten sizes below:  

 

Wall battens approx. 

50 x 50 x 400mm

  Front panel battens approx. 

50 x 50 x 1000mm

  End panel battens approx. 

50 x 50 x 500mm 

 

 

NOTE

 

Battens are not supplied with the bath. 

2

   Before the battens and panels are fitted the 

bath should be filled with water to the overflow 

to ensure that the maximum downward 

pressure is exerted on the bath� It is preferable 

to fit the panels when the bath is full of water  

to ensure correct trim and fit.  

 

We also suggest a bead of silicone sealant is 

offered to the lip of the bath now to ensure  

a watertight finish between the wall and the 

bath� Leave the water in the bath for as long  

as possible allowing the silicone to cure 

(FIG. 9)

3

   Mark out positioning of the panel support 

battens for the wall�  

 

Do this by lining them up directly under the 

corners marked 

(A)

 and 

(B)

 as advised on 

FIG. 8

�  

 

Next, drill and fix the front and end floor 

battens as appropriate� Using a spirit level 

against the lip of the bath, obtain a vertical angle 

and mark the floor to allow battens to be fixed 

to the floor for the panels to fix against.  

 

 

NOTE

 

The battens should be fixed 8mm  

in from the vertical edge.

PANELS

KEY:

 Vertical wall battens

 

Horizontal floor battens

Wall

Seat

A

B

FIG. 8

2 x wall battens, 1 x end panel batten,  

1 x front panel batten

CORNER

A

B

Wall

Seat

2 x wall battens, 1 x front panel batten

ALCOVE

2 x wall battens, 2 x end panel battens  

1 x front panel batten  

STRAIGHT

Summary of Contents for MONTANA

Page 1: ...VERSION 1 0 MONTANA INSTALLATION MANUAL JUMP STRAIGHT TO OUR QUICK VIDEO GUIDE TO FITTING A POWERED WALK IN BATH...

Page 2: ...n Switched Fused Spur Battery backup Yes BioCote antimicrobial additive as standard proven effective against influenza H1N1 E coli Salmonella and CRO CRE VRE and MRSA Left hand example handing of a ba...

Page 3: ...NA INSTALL ATION MANUAL CONTENTS PREPARATION OF SITE 4 BATH FITTING 6 PLUMBING 7 PANELS 8 ELECTRICAL WORK 10 BATTERY BACK UP 10 HANDSET FITTING 11 TESTING 12 CLEANING AND REPAIR 12 ADDITIONAL INFORMAT...

Page 4: ...re it is FLAT LEVEL AND STRUCTURALLY SOUND Check walls are square 5 You may want to remove the door or seat to make is easier to install The bath door can be removed by simply lifting carefully Do not...

Page 5: ...itting the soft seat is very similar to the standard solid seat 1 Use the handset to move the seat to its halfway position 2 Ensure the fabric is the correct way on the shrouds covering them 3 Locate...

Page 6: ...n the bracket is facing out 4 Mark fixing centres for the brackets remove the bath leaving brackets in place Fix rear slotted feet brackets securely to the floor See FIG 5 5 Slide the bath back into p...

Page 7: ...by mixing hot and cold 6 Ensure the TMV is fitted in an accessible position suitable for easy maintenance and adjustment Take a Tee off the cold supply before it goes into the thermostatic valve and r...

Page 8: ...alant is offered to the lip of the bath now to ensure a watertight finish between the wall and the bath Leave the water in the bath for as long as possible allowing the silicone to cure FIG 9 3 Mark o...

Page 9: ...loor or wall covering Push the panels into place using the metal spring clips fitted to the bath to hold them into position If an end panel is fitted drill to accept two screws to hold the panel again...

Page 10: ...d and tested for continuity in accordance with IEE regulations Trailing flex should be protected by conduit when IP box is situated outside of the bath panels BATTERY BACK UP In the event of a power c...

Page 11: ...the plug as shown FIG 12 NOTE Make sure that the tabs on the retaining clip are facing the bath 4 Compress the retaining clip slightly and press into port hole Manoeuvre the retaining clip until the...

Page 12: ...00 grade wet and dry paper initially using it dry After the mark has been reduced use with soapy water To restore the finish to the bath apply a cutting paste such as T Cut or Brasso and finally finis...

Page 13: ...ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 2 Use a spirit level on all rims of the bath to verify the product is completely level Ensure all bath feet are touching and secured to the ground 3 Using a straight edge or sp...

Page 14: ...uidelines For service or sales queries please contact Tel 01527 400026 Email info accesswalkinbaths co uk www accesswalkinbaths co uk...

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