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3. If this unit is being installed in a fiberglass pan, cut the
Bottom Curb/Sill (#2) and Wall Jambs (#6) at a slight angle
(about 45°) where they meet to accommodate the rounded
corners of the pan (See Figure 3).
4. Place and align the Bottom Curb/Sill (#2) on the curb
of the shower.
5. Insert the Wall Jamb (#6) and Slip Jamb Male (#5) (See
IPB Drawing) into the Bottom Curb/Sill (#2) and level. Mark
and drill installation holes (the Wall Jamb (#6) and the Slip
Jamb Male (#5) come pre-drilled). Remove the Wall Jamb
(#6) and Slip Jamb Male (#5).
NOTE: Before siliconing the Bottom Curb/Sill (#2)
to the Shower Dam, make sure the surface is
completely free of dirt or any other contaminants to
ensure proper adhesion.
6. Apply an abundant amount of Silicone to the underside of
the Bottom Curb/Sill (#2), for the entire length (See Figure 4),
position on shower dam (with the weep holes facing towards
the inside of the shower).
7. Insert the Wall Jamb (#6) and Slip Jamb Male (#5) into
the Bottom Curb/Sill (#2). Secure the Wall Jamb (#6) with
#8 x 1-1/2
″
PH SMS (#20) Screws (For tile, use Screw
Anchors (#21)). Repeat these steps using the Slip Jamb
Male (#5) on the side where the door will hinge from. Apply
Silicone where the Bottom Curb/Sill (#2) meets the Wall
Jamb (#6), Slip Jamb Male (#5) and the wall.
Figure 3
STEP 4 Installing the In-Line Glass Panel
1. Place the two Setting Blocks (#16) into the Bottom
Curb/Sill (#2) (See Figure 5). Place the In-Line Glass Panel
(#25) into the Bottom Curb/Sill (#2) on top of the Setting
Blocks (#16).
2. Place the Insert Jamb (#3) into the Bottom Curb/Sill
(#2) and over the In-Line Glass Panel (#25). Cut a 2
″
strip of Vertical Press-In Vinyl (#18). Level the Insert Jamb
(#3) and temporarily secure 6
″
down from the top in
between the glass and the Insert Jamb (#3) with temporary
Vertical Press-In Vinyl (#18) on the outside of the enclosure
(See Figure 6). (Optional: You may also use another 2
″
strip of temporary vinyl on the door side of the In-Line Glass
Panel (#25), 6” down from the top.)
STEP 5 Cutting the
Header to
size
Note: The Header (#1)
comes in a longer length
and needs to be cut to size
to
accommodate
out-
of-square conditions.
1. Measure the distance
between the walls at the
top then cut the Header
(#1) to this dimension
(See Figure 7).
Figure 4
Figure 5
Figure 6
