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Issue 01 MAR.19
Silicone Along Shim Only
Step 17 - Adjust Glass
1.Using the Allen key provided, loosen the bottom pivot bolt, until
the rubber gasket inside the pivot half disengages the glass, allowing
some movement.
2. Adjust the door glass left or right so that it meets the closing seal
evenly top to bottom and there is sufficient pressure on the edge
of the glass to hold the door closed in the seals.
IMPORTANT: You must ensure that the bottom of the glass
door runs completely parallel with the top surface of the
bottom rail, if not you need to adjust the enclosure ensuring
everything is level. Failure to follow this instruction will cause
the bottom seal to tear prematurely and invalidate the seals
2 year guarantee.
3.Once glass is in place, re-tighten bolts top
and bottom on the pivot assemblies, only
tighten until the inner gasket is holding the glass
securely.
Step 18 - Fit Pivot Covers
Step 19 - Cut and Fit Drip Seal
1.Clip on four ‘Pivot Covers (M279-01),’
these are pushed on my hand (if necessary
these can be removed again by carefully
levering the lower edge of the caps to
release the clipping action).
1.Taking the ‘6mm Bottom Seal (PlexRF033-02),’ cut the bottom seal to fit the
bottom-exposed edges of the door glass to the left and right of the pivot points
and clip this into position, use a junior hacksaw for the hard plastic edge and
cutting pliers/craft knife for the soft plastic leg. Fit so that the flexible leg on the
longer length of the seal is to the outside of enclosure, and to the inside on the
short length. Ensure the two outer ends are flush with glass and the other end
of each seal section are flush with the pivot, minimizing escaping water.
Longer Seal- Leg
to Face Outside
of Shower
Shorter Seal-
Leg to Face
Inside of Shower
Step 20 - Fit Cover Caps
1. At both top corners, fit the inner
‘Comp. Chnl. Top Caps (M56-02)’
followed by the ‘Wall Jamb Top Caps
(M56-01).’ Securing in place with the
No.4x10mm CSK screws provided.
1. On the
outside, silicone around all three junctions with the wall and tray, and also on the frame where the sill
meets the uprights. On the
inside
, only silicone along the two vertical junctions with the wall.
Do not silicone seal on the inside of unit (except where shown). Sealing the wall posts & sills to the tray on the inside
can result in leakage problems- please note that, in use, water can penetrate into the frame extrusions- this has no
detrimental effect to the product- however, this water must be allowed to drain out of the extrusions to the inside.
Step 21 - Fit Handle
1. Fit the ‘Handle (934)’ to the glass door,
ensuring the half with the cap is facing to the
inside.
Step 22 - Silicone
Step 23 - Wait 24hr
1. Allow 24 hours before using the shower.
Outside Only
Inside Only
Step 16 - Re-fit Glass Door
1. Re-fit the glass door, which was removed in step 2, by first inserting the pivot spindle of the bottom pivot on the door into the pivot body on the bottom sill. When
re-fitting the top half of the pivot body back to the glass using the bolt, only tighten the bolt so its holding the glass loosely at the top, around two full turn away from
been tight.
