ESS Easy Drain S-line, Installation Advice

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S-line
UK
Important assembling advice: Easy Drain
®
Suitable for renovation work and new construction
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the installation of the shower drain. Easy Sanitary Solutions BV a priori excludes any liability whatsoever.
The shower drain should only be installed by specialist companies in compliance with the building
regulations. To achieve the best possible result, please carefully read the installation guide. If you have any
questions, please consult your supplier.
▪ Please check the content of the package for
completeness and integrity before proceeding with
the assembly. Do not install the channel drain if any
deviations are noted. Should this be the case, please
consult your supplier.
▪ Prior to the assembly, the assembling advice and its
special characteristics should be discussed with the
tiler. After the assembly, please provide the tiler with the
complete assembling advice.
▪ If the shower drain is used for several showers, please
check to make sure that the drainage capacity is
sufficient. If you are unsure, please consult the supplier
for advice.
▪ If you are not using the second drainage level (secondary
water drainage), the joint between the shower drain and
the tile frame should be sealed with a permanent sealer.
▪ We recommend taping the drain opening of the shower
drain prior to the assembly to prevent construction
debris from getting into the drainage pipe. To prevent
damage to the tile frame, it should be kept in the
package until the final installation by the tiler.
▪ Assemble the height adjustable supports and level the
shower drain all around. Mount the earthing on one of
the anchoring clips.
▪ Install the sewage system in compliance with the
standards. Note: ensure that the sewage system is well
ventilated and that the gradient is sufficient.
▪ Check the shower drainage system and the sewer
system connections for tightness.
▪ The drain must be fully lined and sealed with floor
pavement to the upper edge of the flange to prevent
hollow spaces.
▪ The seal is applied in compliance with general standards
for indoor sealing of wet areas. If alternative seals
are used, please read the manufacturer’s product
information.
▪ When tiles are being fitted, the gradient of the tiles
(min. 2% per linear metre) in the shower must always
be towards the drain. The tiles should be laid level or
1 mm higher than the top edge of the tile frame to
ensure good drainage toward the shower drain. Note:
the requirements with regard to the floor gradient may
be different for walk-in showers with glass walls. Please
consult your supplier in this respect.
▪ Once the tiles have been fitted, the joint between the
tiled floor and the drain should be permanently sealed
with an elastic sealant (maintenance joint). The adhesion
surfaces should be free of mortar, adhesive and other
adhesion-reducing materials.
▪ The shower drain system is only intended for use with
waste water common in households. Do not use other
fluids as well as cleaning agents with the potential to
damage sanitary equipment, drainage equipment and
raw materials.
▪ If the shower drain is used for other purposes (e.g.
swimming pools), where it may come in contact with
aggressive cleaning agents or corrosive substances such
as salt or chlorine, please consult your supplier.
▪ Compliance with this installation advice is required for
any warranty claims based on our sale and delivery
terms.
Caution !
▪ Tile cleaning products often contain aggressive
chemicals that are abrasive in nature and may damage
the drain. Please ensure that the drain is thoroughly
flushed after using any tile and grout cleaning products.