FROST 1124-S Manual Download Page 5

Recommended Rough Opening Configuration:

Wood double stud framing is necessary in the rough opening (Fig. 1). Contact an architect and building 
official to make sure the framing is adequate and complies with building codes. A.D.A. compliance 
guidelines require the top of the lower part of rough opening to be a maximum of 29” (73.7) and a minimum 
of 25” (83.5) from floor.

1.

 Test unit in the rough opening for fit. Shim as required (Fig. 3) to minimise play. Insure the bottom of the 

rough opening is level.

2.

 Slide changer into rough opening. Let it rest on the bottom of the rough opening (this has been made 

level in step 1). Flip down door. Door and recessed panel remain taped together during installation, see 
Figure 2 above. Using the unit as a template drill six (6) 3/16” pilot holes into the studs. Drill side holes 
at a 5-10 degree angle (Figure. 3). Use a 3/6" taper length drill bit (5-3/4" long). 

Quick Tip:

 To insure the 

unit is snugly pressed against the wall it may require an additional person to help hold the changer in 
position while you are drilling the holes and insert the first mounting screw. A total of four side mounting 
and two back mounting screws are used (Figure. 2).

3.

 Insert side wood screws using the power drill with the Phillips driver. Wood screws have been provided 

and it is the installer's responsibility to provide correct fasteners for other substrates. Shim the rear 
mounting area after the four (4) side screws have been installed. Insert the last two (2) rear screws. 

4.

 Ensure all six (6) screws are tight. Do not over tighten to the point of distortion. 

5.

 Remove tape and flip up recessed panel to Insert two (2) 1/2" long Phillips machine screws to secure 

recessed panel to complete the installation, see Figure B next page.

20.50"

(52)

35.625" 

(90.4)

Rough opening configuration. 
double studding, lower top cross 
stud flipped on it’s side flush with 
back. Results in 2.5" (63.5mm) 
depth with 1/2" drywall.

Studs

Drywall

Drill pilot holes 
at a 5-10 
degree angle.

Top View, Section at mounting screws

Figure 2

Four side screws, 3" long.

Areas that may require shim.

Figure 1

Figure 3

Recess Mounting

Two rear mounting screws 1-1/2" long.

Door and recessed panel 
remain taped together.

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