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114189-2-
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Kohler Co., Kohler WI
C. REMOVE APRONS, AND INSPECT UNIT
Carefully uncrate and inspect the whirlpool for damage.
Do not remove spacer bar until unit is secured to
stud pocket.
Loosen and remove the screws at the base of the two
aprons. These screws secure the aprons to the pan
base. Save these screws.
Pull the bottom of the apron away from the whirlpool unit.
Then pull the top down and out from the flange in the
whirlpool rim.
Inspect the whirlpool for damage.
Reinstall the aprons if the unit is not immediately
installed.
Return the whirlpool to the carton during construction, to
prevent damage.
Large
Apron
Small
Apron
Supplied Drywall Screws
Spacer
Bar
D. STUD POCKET PREPARATION
Refer to the Roughing-In section beginning on
Page 4. Measure the exact outside dimension of the
bath from the two front edges of the nailing flange. This
should be close to 60”. Size the stud pocket accordingly.
NOTE: The stud pocket must fit the width of the unit
exactly. The bath is shipped with a spacer bar to prevent
spreading or squeezing of the door opening. This would
affect the proper function of the inflatable seal and door.
Construct a recess designed for your particular
installation. Install stud pocket headers.
Construct the required access panel according to
Roughing-In section beginning on Page 4.
Design of the bath will allow for up to 1/2” of finish floor
material if the bath is installed to the subfloor. For thicker
flooring, raise bath with plywood underlayment to
compensate. This is necessary to allow clearance for
apron removal.
Stud Pocket
NOTE: Refer to instructions
32” Min.
NOTE: Nailing
flange holes in
unit are 24-3/4”
from base of
unit
Header Nailing
Flange
NOTE: Allow adequate clearance for plumbing.
Centerline of drain is 23-1/8” from back of unit.
E. PLUMBING PREPARATION
Position the plumbing according to the roughing-in
dimensions. Cap the supplies, and check for leaks.