Step 1 - Tiling Upstand
Step 1- Tilling Upstand
N.B.Tiling upstands are supplied cut-to-size. Installers to drill holes for tray fixings.
Tiling upstand (fixing flange to tray) may have to be cut out to accommodate waste pipe exit in tray before fixing to tray.
Place tiling upstand against tray wall edges, ensure that upstand has angled ribbed face against tray wall and is flush with top
of tray edge and is correctly positioned at corner before marking off fixing holes.
Drill 3.5mm (
1
/
8
”) diameter holes in tray, apply silicone sealant to tiling upstand before affixing to tray with No. 8 x 20mm (
3
/
4
”)
pan head self tapping screws.
Fit other tiling upstand in the same way, ensuring that it butts up to and is level with previously installed upstand at corner.
Cavities caused by radius on tray edge and corner must be silicone sealed
(See Fig. 1, Fig. 2 and Fig. 3)
.
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Fig.3
Silicone Sealant
No.8x20mm
pan head self tapping screws
Tiling Upstand
3.5mm dia. hole
Tiling Upstand
Silicone Sealant
Option 3- Installing Tray To Wooden Floor
Place tray onto floor with tiling upstands tight against plaster finish on back walls. Mark around tray front edges onto floor then
cut along marked line and remove floor boarding. Install 75 x 50mm (3” x 2”) wood noggins to joists around floor recess edges as
shown. Note: These noggins must be installed level for tray to sit level when placed into floor recess. This will ensure that fall in
tray will efficiently drain to waste.
Fig. 8
Install the waste into the tray and connect the exit pipes to the waste. Place tray into
floor recess ensuring that the tray edges are tight up to edges of previously cut
floorboard. Drill for suitable plugs in wall for tiling upstand fixings then fix with CSK
head stainless steel screws (not supplied). Re-check tray is level and test for water
drainage efficiency of tray. Apply mastic to tiling upstand while tiling bottom row of tiles.
(See Fig. 8)
. Vinyl floor covering should finish flush to and be level with ramp edge as
shown. If the waste pipes have to pass through the wooden floor joists, these should be
drilled and not notched. Preferably drilled close to the centre of the joist.
(See Fig. 9)
Wood
Waste
Joist
Wall
Option 2- Installing Tray On Top Of Floor
Place waste outlet to tray and exit pipes to waste outlet.
Place tray on top of floor with tiling upstands tight against plaster finish on back walls, ensure tray is level
in all directions.
Fig. 7
When tiling upstands are tight against back walls, drill for suitable plugs in wall, then fix with CSK head stainless steel screws
(not supplied). Re-check tray is level and water test before tiling. Apply mastic to tiling upstand, while fitting bottom row
of tiles as shown. When using a 40mm (1
1
/
2
”) ramp, install vinyl tiles up to and level with ramp edge. If not using a 40mm
(1
1
/
2
”) ramp, install vinyl or tiles up to tray edge.
40mm Ramp
Wall
Option 1- Installing Flush With Screed
Fig. 5
Correct
Incorrect
Fig. 9
75x50mm
Noggins
Vinyl
Wall
Screed
Plaster
Mastic
Plaster
Mastic
Plaster
Mastic
Vinyl
Vinyl
Place tray onto screed with tiling upstands tight against plaster finish on back walls.
Mark around tray front edges onto screed, then cut along marked line using a suitable
cutting disc to remove screed. Ensure that prepared recess is level in all directions.
Fit waste outlet to tray and exit pipes to waste outlet. A gravity type waste is preferred
but a pumped waste can be installed using a standard pumped waste unit or a special
uplift waste. The waste pipe is concealed in the tray and can exit through the tray edge
at the required position.
(See Fig. 5)
Note. The uplift pump waste option needs to be ordered as a factory fitted item with tray.
(See Fig. 6)
However, the standard tray can accommodate a pump waste manifold under the tray using
a Shower Waste Pump.
Once the uplift waste adaptor direction has been set and outlet pipe work fitted, check
locking collars are in place.
Mask edges of tray with masking tape to avoid scratching and place tray into floor
recess, ensure that tiling upstands are tight against plaster on back walls.
Important: Tray front edges should finish above the level of screed to
accommodate thickness of floor tiles being used ie. vinyl, tiles, etc.
Fig. 4
Fig. 6
Adaptor
Locking Collars
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