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USER INSTRUCTIONS
BATHROOM STEP
N05370
Bathroom Step
General Safety Warning
Please make sure that you read and follow
these instructions carefully. Keep these
instructions in a safe place for future reference.
Maximum User Weight
30st
190kg
1. INTENDED
USE
The NRS Healthcare Bathroom Step is designed to assist the user while transferring into or out of the bath,
by reducing the step-over height.
2. SAFETY
Warning:
The maximum user weight must not be
more than 190Kg (30st).
The maximum step height is 8” (200mm) using 3
steps (purchased separately).
Do not stack more than 3 steps together.
Always use extreme caution when getting in or out
of a bath.
3. UNPACKING
Remove the packaging and check all parts carefully.
Contact your supplier immediately if parts are
missing or damaged and do not try and assemble.
3.1 Contents:
1. 100mm (4”) Step (complete with four
assembled caps) x 1
2. Anti-Slip Mat (Self Adhesive backed) x 1
3. User Instructions x 1
4. ASSEMBLY
No tools are required to assemble this product.
(However, a
fl
at headed screwdriver, or similar,
would help to remove the caps if the steps are to be
assembled in a multiple stack).
There are a number of options and combinations the
steps can be used for.
A single step provides a step height of 4”(100mm).
Single Step Use:
Unpack the step, ensure it is clean
and dry, remove the protective
fi
lm from the back of
the self-adhesive mat and place accurately on top of
the step. Ensure the mat is in the recess on the top
of the step and there are no creases, press down
fi
rmly to secure.
Multiple Step Use:
Stacking Options (Steps
purchased separately).
• Single: 4” (100mm)
• Two Steps: 6” (150mm)
• Maximum 3 High: 8” 200mm).
Note:
The Anti -Slip mat is placed on the top step
only. Mats supplied with the other steps should be
saved, to be used later as spares.
Stacking assembly:
The top step should be
assembled as described in the single step use
section.
For all other steps used in the stack, remove the four
caps as shown in Figures 1 & 2.
Note:
a
fl
at bladed screwdriver may help to do this.
Please use caution if tools are used.
Remove all four caps.
Figure 1: