Before you start the installation,
ENSURE
that the
shower area / shower tray / wetfloor former area where
the doors are to be fitted is level, both side to side and
front to back, using a spirit level (indicated by the red
dotted lines above).
1: CHECK THE LEVEL!
Run a bead of clear silicone bathroom sealant down the narrow
face, for the full length of the outer compensator and then
screw to the wall using suitable screws (
NOT SUPPLIED
).
Wipe
ANY
excess silicone from compensator/wall joint.
FOLLOW THE MANUFACTURERS GUIDELINES WHEN
USING SILICONE SEALANT.
5: LOCATE PANEL “A”
Slide
“PANEL A”
into the wall compensator. An optional self adhesive
protective strip is supplied for applying to the bottom edge of the glass panel,
see inset above
. We
recommend
using this on a tiled floor setting.
DO NOT DRILL FIXING HOLES INTO COMPENSATOR INNER YET.
DO NOT REMOVE PANEL STICKERS UNTIL DOORS
ARE FULLY ASSEMBLED.
The hinge attached to
“PANEL A”
will have a spigot ready
to accept
“PANEL B”
. Ensure the spigot part of the hinge is
on the outer side of the door, with the receiving pin pointing
upwards, to ensure the rise & fall hinges open outward.
6: DOOR HINGE CLOSE UP
•
Mark position of wall compensator
fixing points, checking the
compensator is perfectly vertical.
Drill holes with a suitable drill bit
and insert suitable wall fixings.
(
NOT SUPPLIED
).
A
2: COMPENSATOR STYLES
3: POSITION COMPENSATOR
4: FIX COMPENSATOR
Place compensator against the wall ensuring that it rests on the
flat area of the shower tray / wetfloor former.
SHOWER TRAY
COMPENSATOR
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