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Issue 01 JAN.20
Step 15- Place Spacer
1. Place the small spacer block (M111-03) so that it is
resting on the bottom rail approximately in the position
as shown below. This will be used to rest the door
glass in position while fitting.
Step 14 - Fully Insert Push-In Channels
1. Remove the push-in channels previously
inserted in step 3 and 8.
Push-in channel can be removed, by
inserting tool (M305-01) supplied to pull the
channel out at top.
2. Ensure outer edge of the Glass Panels
are vertical, as shown, using spirit level.
Make sure the rails are also level.
3. Fully insert the push-in channel (black
strip towards glass) against the glass,
starting from the bottom, insert into wall
posts. Ensure they are both fully inserted
so that the channel is flush with the surface
of the wall post along the entire height.
Drawn lines on the glass panels
should not be visible beyond
the wallposts after fitting
push-in channels.
Step 10 - Fit Bottom Rail to Fixed Panels, Determine Opening Side
1. Acquire one of the rails. Outer extrusion to be on the outside of the glass. Line up the 2 holes on the rail with 2 slot/holes at the bottom of the glass.Ensure flange
on rail is in contact with the bottom edges of the glass panel. Highlighted in the detailed diagram below.
2. Secure the rail with M144-02-AG using No.6x19 CSK. Apply to the end you intend the door to pivot/hinge from. Secure the opposite side with SF-BIF-CLMP-998
using M6x30 CSK.
Step 11 - Fit Top Rail to Fixed Panels
1. Acquire the remaining last rail. Outer extrusion to be on
the outside of the glass. Like step 7, line up the 2 holes on
the rail with 2 slot/holes at the top of the glass. Ensure flange
on rail is in contact with the top edges of the glass panel.
Highlighted in the detailed diagram below.
2. Secure the rail with M144-02-AG using No.6x19 CSK.
Apply to the end you intend the door to pivot/hinge from.
Secure the opposite side with SF-BIF-CLMP-998 using
M6x30 CSK.
Step 12 - Set Guide Stoppers
1. Use the 2mm allen key provided to loosen the guide stopper. Once loosened ‘slide’ to the side
with the M144-02-AG. Re-tighten once the guide is in a position similar to the diagram below. Do
this for both bottom and top rail. Guides need to be on the same side.
Step 12 - Level Bottom Rail
1. Often shower trays have
different angled top faces, in
order to help keep the frame
supported use the ‘Shim (M193-
01)’ supplied. On the inside of
the enclosure measure the gap
between the bottom of the rail
and top of the tray, select the
height required from the shim
strip supplied, break off and
insert under rail. The shim will be
concealed by silicone sealant later.
Inside view
Inside view
Inside view
Inside view
Inside view
Inside view
Inside view
