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Last Modified: 26/01/2017
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TO START
Make sure you have a clear space, remember when finished and in place you need access to check your
build and able to pull the shower out for servicing or should you have the need to replace anything!
Take the shower tub and remove all the protective wrapping and fit the waste. In the side of the waste
supplied in the optional fitting kit you will notice a spigot not seen on an ordinary waste. In most cases this
is blanked yet should you have a steam version you need to gently drill this out as this item is for the
steam generator drainage and will be connected in the instructions later.
Step 1
Attach the small hand back panel to the back column.
Once you are happy with the alignment, run a bead of
silicone
up the
edge and
Rubbergum
along the bottom of the panels and screw to-
gether using the
ST20
(please note, if your column has a rubber seal at the bottom , take the rubber
off and apply silicone inside the rubber and replace)
Whilst the next steps show you how to assemble your shower we want to make sure you have a correct build to ensure you get a
trouble free shower. Therefore our advice is to follow the instructions and perform a dry run to ensure you are confident with the
build and you understand fully how the unit is assembled. When we use the word
“
DRY RUN
”
this means you do not silicone
anything, just simply construct the shower, align, drill and screw everything together. Once you are happy with the build take the unit
apart and carry out the final fix.
