Method C - Screw fixing to a flat wall.
If the heater is to be mounted on to a plasterboard
wall that has a wooden frame behind it then the
integrity and ability of the wall to carry the weight of
the appliance must be confirmed. It is important that
any vapour control barrier is not damaged, and that
the structural members of the house are not damaged.
Preparing the heater for installation.
Chic, Envy and Twilight model
- The spacer frame
will need to be fitted to the heater at this point using
the nine black screws provided (See figure 7).
Mirage model -
The spacer frame is supplied with
three magnets. Locate one magnet centrally on the
inside of each of the three sides. Locate the spacer
frame over the back of the heater ensuring that the
cut-outs for the cable at at the rear of the heater. Be
careful not to damage the cable.
Serenity model
- Locate the top of the spacer frame
behind the top flange of the fascia (See
figure 8). Using the four screws provided,
fix the spacer frame to the fascia.
The heater must be secured to the wall
using the hanging bracket supplied.
Please note
that when mounting to a
plasterboard wall that has a wooden frame
behind it then suitable wall fixings will be
required. Although not supplied with the
heater we recommend the use of heavy
duty cavity fixings. For conventional brick
walls plastic plugs and woodscrews are
supplied.
The distance from the centre of the holes
in the wall hanging bracket to the bottom
of the heater on Serenity, Envy, Mirage
and Chic models or the fascia on the
Twilight model is shown in figure 9. This
is important if wall mounting the heater so that the bottom sits on a hearth or finished
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Figure 8. Fitting the spacer frame to the
Serenity fascia
Figure 7. Fitting the spacer
frame to the Chic and Twilight
heater
