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1. Connect the 4 FLOOR RISERS

 

 

Your existing floor will serve as the floor for your 
sauna. The pre

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fabricated rails and risers will be 

placed on your existing floor and provide the 
structural support for the sauna room.The 4 floor 
risers are pre

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drilled and are assembled with 2” 

screws.  Use a square to be sure the assembled 
frame is square.

 

NOTE: 

Be sure your surface is flat before you 

begin assembly.

 

Assemble floor riser

 

2. Position the WALL SUPPORT RAILS

 

 

Place the 4 wall support rails with the groove fac-
ing up on top of the assembled floor riser.

 

 

Using 2” screws, Draw the corners tight by angle 
screwing the corners together.

 

 

NOTE: 

One side of each rail is pre

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drilled. After 

lining up the rails and prior to screwing them to-
gether, it is suggested that you pre

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drill through 

the factory

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drilled pilot hole into the second rail 

using a 1/8” drill bit. Drill about 1” into the sec-
ond rail. This will prevent the possibility of strip

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ping or breaking the screw. 

 

Position wall support rails

 

3. Fasten WALL SUPPORT RAILS

 

 

Using 2” screws, attach the support rails to the 
floor riser; be sure that the groove is facing up.  
Use 4 screws for each rail.  

 

 

The combined riser and rails is now called the 
wall support section.

 

Fasten wall support rails to floor riser

 

Angle

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screw corners to draw tight

 

Summary of Contents for Grayson

Page 1: ...Grayson Sauna Installation Owner s Manual Revised February 2017...

Page 2: ...n integral floor platform Your sauna can be assembled on any surface that is firm and flat including concrete ceramic vinyl laminate or tile Installation on a carpeted surface is not recommended ASSEM...

Page 3: ...loor riser Using 2 screws Draw the corners tight by angle screwing the corners together NOTE One side of each rail is pre drilled After lining up the rails and prior to screwing them to gether it is s...

Page 4: ...edges and top edges align evenly Attach Wall Sections A and B ILLUSTRATION 1 The 8 wall sections A H will be positioned in the grooves of the completed wall support section as shown A B C D E F G H C...

Page 5: ...ach to Wall Section D by way of the tongue and groove profile but will not be fastened with screws Position Wall Section E 10 Position WINDOW SECTION F Position Window Section F on the right front of...

Page 6: ...to the filler strip previously attached to Window Section F Position Door Section H 14 Attach WALL CONNECTOR Find the pre drilled wall connector Place the wall connector on the top of the front wall e...

Page 7: ...the groove of the other Measure around perimeter before fas tening to be sure distance from edge is equal NOTE Finished side of Roof Sections are to face the interior of the sauna with battens facing...

Page 8: ...nch will overlap two wall sections on each side of the sauna Attach Lower Bench Attach Roof Trim pieces 19 Attach TRIM Find the package of 4 Roof Trim pieces and attach to the raw edge of the Roof Sec...

Page 9: ...t Find the cord coming from the light switch and drill a small hole in Wall Section C to insert the Light Cord through so it comes through to the outside of the sauna 26 Mount POWER SUPPLY Use provide...

Page 10: ...y vary depending on where the sauna was purchased Install sauna stones in accordance with heater manufacturer instructions Typical wiring requirements for distances of up to 30 feet from the breaker b...

Page 11: ...the two sections of the door knob and insert the thread through the hole in the door Tighten so that handles are snug to glass NOTE Hand tighten only and be sure rubber gas ket is between knob and gla...

Page 12: ...e vent located toward the top of the sau na It is important to have adequate fresh air flowing through the sauna and this flow can be adjusted with the movable vent cover TRADITIONAL STEPS IN TAKING A...

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