STEP 1
Adjust the bath feet until the bath tub base is 8mm above the floor
when the floor is finished. This can be done by turning the feet bolts
accordingly. When measuring from the unfinished floor, ensure to
take the floor finishing (e.g. tile) thickness into consideration.
STEP 2
Mark the floor and outline of the bath, at final installation position
with a marking pencil. Ensure to trace the outline of the flat/tiling
flange side of the bath on the wall.
STEP 3
If using footlocker option, simply drill and secure the footlockers to
the floor where the two back feet of the bath will be positioned on
final installation. Refer to
Figure 2
and
Figure 3
.
STEP 4
Carefully tilt bath on its side and use Flexi-Dinger to connect the
waste outlet to the drain, as illustrated in
Figure 4
. Make sure to cut
the Flexi-Dinger to correct length for ease of installation and to
prevent it from bowing upward, as this will result in drainage issue.
Be sure to protect the bath surface. Damage during installation is
not covered by warranty.
STEP 5
Slide the bath into the wall. Ensure that the bath back feet glide into
the footlockers. Refer to
Figure 5
.
Figure 5
Foot installation to footlocker.
Figure 4
Flexi-Dinger installation
Figure 1
Feet set at 8mm above the floor
Figure 3
Freestanding bath
with footlocker.
Figure 2
Congratulations on the purchase of your new Clark bath. We are sure you
will have many years of relaxation, turning your bathroom into a stylish
retreat.
CLARK ACRYLIC FREESTANDING BATHS
All our products are made from sanitaryware grade acrylic. It resists
chipping, will not rust and has excellent heat retention properties. Its high
gloss finish has natural slip resistance.
All dimensions are in millimeters and are subject to normal manufacturing
variations. Therefore, Clark reserves the right to vary specifications
without notice.
CLEANING YOUR BATH
A) To preserve the polished surface, after using your bath, clean
with soft cloth and warm soapy water to wash away any body
oils or soap residue that forms a ring tide mark.
B) As a weekly cleaner we recommend warm, soapy water. Do
not use powders, pastes, cream cleaners, thinners, window
cleaning sprays or dry cleaning liquid, etc.
C) Stubborn marks or fine scratches may be polished out with
Brasso.
D) When coloured essentials oils are used, first test that the
colour won’t stain your bath. Always add oils into a bath full
of water. Never pour them into an empty bath.
WARNING
BEFORE COMMENCING INSTALLATION, PLEASE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY.
INSTALLATION MUST COMPLY WITH ALL STATE BY-LAWS AND
ANY REQUIREMENTS IMPOSED BY THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES
WARNING
NO PUTTIES OR SILICONES CONTAINING LINSEED OIL ARE TO BE USED AS SEALANTS ON THE
WASTE. WE RECOMMEND SANITARY GRADE SILICONE.
RECEIVING YOUR BATH
A) Unpack and check for damage.
After receiving your bath, please unpack and remove all
plastic covering, checking carefully for any damages. Repack
the bath if it is not being immediately installed. Clark
reserves the right to reject any claim for damage if not
notified in a timely manner.
B) Protect your bath.
Before commencing installation, ensure the bath is
completely protected, leave protection film in place until the
bathroom is complete. Scratches and cracks incurred during
installation are not covered by the warranty.
WATER TESTING
Water test your bath prior to enclosing to ensure it drains correctly as no
claims for non-draining baths will be valid after enclosing or tiling has
been done.
DRILLING AND REPAIRS
When drilling for taps, use a fine toothed hole saw at less than 1000rpm.
Scratches or cigarette burns can be improved with 1200 grade wet & dry
sandpaper then repolished with Brasso polishing compound. Always
polish scratch in a circular movement.
All materials to comply with appropriate Australian & NZ Standards.
STEP 7
Rest the bath for a minimum 24 hours to allow the silicone to fully
cure.
STEP 6
Apply silicone around the base surrounding, leaving a 20mm gap in
an inconspicuous position. Refer to
Figure 6
.
Figure 6
Silicone applied around base surrounding of bath.
