DRAIN
‐
SUBFLOOR
‐
DOOR
‐
SEAL
PROTECTING
THE
TUB:
Cover
and
protect
the
bathtub
shell
and
fixtures
from
scratches
or
other
damages
during
the
tests
and
installation.
DRAIN:
Insure
that
the
drain
rough
has
been
placed
at
the
proper
location.
See
specifications
and
drawings.
The
dual
drain
can
be
connected
with
a
T
or
Y
connector
in
to
2”
or
1
½”
of
existing
house
drain.
Materials
must
be
used
based
on
local
plumbing
code
requirements.
Note
that
flexible
drains
are
not
allowed
in
some
states.
The
customer
and
contractor
are
responsible
for
using
the
appropriate
materials
per
code.
SUBFLOOR:
Prepare
the
subfloor
for
the
drain
and
ensure
that
area
is
level.
The
supporting
subfloor
must
be
able
to
support
the
total
weight
of
the
bathtub,
bather
and
water.
Use
a
leveler
and
make
sure
that
the
subfloor
below
the
tub
is
leveled.
If
the
floor
is
not
perfectly
level,
adjust
all
7
leveling
legs
to
realign
the
tub
to
a
perfect
level.
It
is
important
that
all
7
leveling
legs
are
completely
supporting
the
tub
(touching
the
floor)
and
the
tub
is
leveled
for
the
door
seal
to
work
properly.
If
the
tub
is
not
perfectly
leveled,
it
could
result
in
water
leakage
and
void
the
warranty.
Adjust
the
legs
and
lower
the
tub
to
the
floor
base,
to
within
1/16
th
if
an
inch
within
above
the
floor
or
tiling.
Lower
the
tub
as
much
as
possible
and
seal
with
a
caulking,
if
appropriate.
I
f
the
subfloor
does
not
support
the
total
weight
of
the
bathtub,
bather,
and
the
water,
it
can
result
in
warping
of
the
shell,
misalignment
of
the
door,
and/or
create
leaks
or
damages
to
the
bathtub
and/or
the
building
structure.
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