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Steam  Baths Professional 

Sedna Line 

Art. 90548801 R01 

NL 2008/05 

lnstallation and use 

EN 

Summary of Contents for Sedna Line

Page 1: ...Steam Baths Professional Sedna Line Art 90548801 R01 NL 2008 05 lnstallation and use EN...

Page 2: ...ethod Fitting M1 door Finishing the roof Assembly of bar with steam inlet 4 Seat elements 5 Assembly wall panels 6 Glass plate steam inlet 7 Corner glass plate 8 Temperature sensor 9 Tile assembly adv...

Page 3: ...19 19578680 Corner piece 35x35 0 0 12 6 12 6 12 6 6 12 6 12 6 6 12 12 20 19578780 Corner piece 35x57 6 6 0 3 0 3 0 3 3 0 3 0 3 3 0 0 21 19578880 Corner piece 57x35 6 6 0 3 0 3 0 3 3 0 3 0 3 3 0 0 22...

Page 4: ...50 FRAMES t 5 s ea 11 1e m e m 15 o m m 1 Frame wall Frame wallnarrow 5 galvanlSld steell l1a1vanlsed steeD 11 Roo1e1emen1 S11p1111500 x150 mm Roof elements101inu2250 x150 mm Frame sea1 11111u1e I alv...

Page 5: ...5 x35 20 Corner ece35 x 51 21 0 Corner piece51x35 ASSEMBLY MATERIAL 22 Shim1mm thick 26 21 23 1exaao1a1 taP bolt M8x30 Shim 3mm thick 21 Hexagonal nutM8 Bodvworkring caachscrew 29 MB 88150 30 Polvmer...

Page 6: ...1 Scope of delivery To barJ50mm 39 To bar1000m11 40 uI DOOR u 0 0 Handle com 1111 SEDNA LINE 2008 05 uI u 4...

Page 7: ...least 35Vmin Model 6 f Model 7 Model 8 Model 9 Model 10 Model 11 minimum required fitting space SEDNA LINE 2008 05 drainage cap at least 35Vmin f drainage cap at least 35Vmln f drainage cap at least...

Page 8: ...17 4kW 20 1 m3 15 1 m2 walls 13 7 m2 walls 9 0 m2 floor 9 0 m2 floor 11 12 13 pers 12 pers 17 4kW 24 0 m3 17 4kW 24 0 m3 16 1 m2 walls 16 7 m2 walls 10 7 m2 floor 10 7 m2 floor Model 1 5 6 8 pars 9 p...

Page 9: ...ne frame to the B side of the other frame The frames have 3 key holes on the one side and 3 pre assembled hexagon socket bolts on the other side detail A and B to be able to join the frames together o...

Page 10: ...to each other with a corner piece care must be taken with the choice of corner piece This depends on the situation fig 2 Details D and E show the situation at a corner seat In all other situations co...

Page 11: ...ces fig 3b and continue assembling anticlockwise fig 3c A chalk line made on the floor with a chalk box on one long side of the cabin is a good aid for aligning the frame parts This line serves as a r...

Page 12: ...t the adjustable legs When the frame is aligned the legs can be screwed tight to the floor detail A To do this use a 10 mm bit to drill through the holes in the legs through to the floor Note there ma...

Page 13: ...A 2 The connecting of the roof elements can take place from either inside or outside the cabin depending on the available space Connecting the elements from inside the cabin is preferred With large ca...

Page 14: ...ure 1 Starting position Connected roof parts stand on the inside of the cabin against the frame Step 2 Slide the roof back a little and place it on the other side of the U setup SEDNA LINE 2008 05 Ste...

Page 15: ...n the U setup Alternative method Figure 2 The elements can also be connected on top of the cabin Step 1 150 mm Step2 Step3 Step4 150 mm SEDNA LINE 2008 05 Topview t tF iF t JF tt i fl 5 5 l 5 300 mrr...

Page 16: ...ing on the type of door 750 or 1000 mm Note With a cabin with frame height 1900 mm from the floor the top bar is not used The roof then directly rests on the top of the door frame Check and adjust the...

Page 17: ...3 The fitting of the door in a model 1 cabin is different to with the other models Here the door is fitted in a corner In the corner the door frame is fitted using 3 corner pieces 35x57 fig 4 Also se...

Page 18: ...3 1 Position the roof in such a way that distance A fig 2 in front behind and left right of the cabin is equal 2 Drill 9 mm holes through the holes in the top bar of the frame into the roof flange fi...

Page 19: ...s and adjust the beam so the underside of the steam tank is 240 mm from the floor 3 Tighten the bolts finger tight They are tightened further later 4 Go to section 6 of the separate Optional extras ma...

Page 20: ...hrough below Make sure that the seats are positioned firmly against the frames 4 The tops of the corner seats must be brought to equal height This is important for the subsequent application of wall t...

Page 21: ...tance of 10 20 mm on outside fig 2 Interrupt the cement edge at any shims Then carefully fit the corner seat back in the correct place on top of the cement layer and the shims Use glueing clamps to th...

Page 22: ...ntal in the frame profile Make sure when tightening that the corner pieces do not come under pressure because of a too small centre to centre distance between the flat eyes If necessary turn one of th...

Page 23: ...nual if the cabin must be provided with the option corner lighting The wall panels are supplied in the size 750x1200x13mm The width of 750mm corresponds to that of the frame parts Panels are assembled...

Page 24: ...el at equal distances I bit Figure 5 Detail A Panels flush on frame parts Also apply polymer cement on the sides of the panels that are against other panels and also between wall panel and top side of...

Page 25: ...ttom panel and the roof flange must be measured from the interior of the cabin The panel is marked at this length and sawn to size The panel is then assembled with the saw cut above The gap between th...

Page 26: ...steam tank is fixed can be adjusted in height so the hole in the wall plate can be easily positioned around steam tank Note the turned lip on the underside of the steam tank 0 After the assembly of t...

Page 27: ...d roof flange and mark this off on a residual piece of wall panel Apply polymer cement as described fig 12 and fasten the panel using 4 5 self tapping screws The gap between casing and roof must be as...

Page 28: ...socket bolt Wall assembly bush Figure 3 Glass assembly Silecone glass profile 1 Turn the hollow wall plug from the assembly set fig 1 and fit the plug as described in fig 2 2 Place the assembly set o...

Page 29: ...I igAUTION I Warning sticker on glass plate Figure 5 3 Check that the glass plate is level fig 5 and check that all assembly parts are tightened firmly and cannot damage the glass plate The warning st...

Page 30: ...anel L 1 L 1 co co 435 435 Top of corner seat 1 On the wall panels mark hole positions A as shown in fig 1 Note The accuracy of positions A is important 2 Drill 4 holes with diameter 13 mm in the posi...

Page 31: ...hole j _ Tighten plug and slide tube in hole 2 I Break off excess part 3 Adjusting screw Hexagon socket bolt Wall assembly bush Glass assembly Silecone glass profile 3 Turn the hollow wall plug from...

Page 32: ...wall and fit the glass plate fig 5 and 6 If necessary cut the silicone glass profile to size along the glass assembly bush so it no longer protrudes 5 Check that the glass plate is level fig 6 and ch...

Page 33: ...Wall panel 1 The temperature sensor must be fitted at a height of 1 80m from the floor 125mm beside the hinge side of the door fig 1 The cable is connected to the steam unit Note All loose wiring mus...

Page 34: ...3 Use a flexible and crack resistant joint mortar specially for narrow joints Note Standard glue andjoint mortar are unsuitable The larger the tile the fewer joints and less the likelihood of leaks Co...

Page 35: ...placing wall panels I bit ti 0 120mm min I I 8 x glueing clamps For applying the reference line on the floor Chalk box For Glass plates corner elements Temperature sensor Corner lighting option Holes...

Page 36: ...he generation of the steam may only take place by an associated Cleopatra steam generator which must be assembled outside the cabin in a technical space 5 Ensure sufficient ventilation NOTE Never full...

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