12. Tighten the grub screws with the Allen key supplied, this
will secure your towel rail to the wall. If using the Through
Wall Bush you will need to replace the
‘grub’
screw in that
leg for the Pointed grub screw supplied.
Installing your Towel Rail
8. Drill holes in the marked location to suit the screws
provided, If installing into Gib board, Concrete or Block,
insert wall plugs into the wall.
9A.If using an exposed cable, insert a long screw through
the mounting bush, then fix into wall ensuring the fit is
secure
–
ideally you should screw into timber for sufficient
strength. Do this for all 4 legs.
11. Align your towel rail over the top of the 4 mounting
bushes, ensure all legs cover the mounting bushes. Make
sure the towel rail fits correctly - do not force into place if
the alignment is not correct.
9B. If completing a concealed cable installation, you will
need to use the Through Wall Bush for mounting the last
leg. Ensure you pass the power cable through the lug before
installing to the wall. Screw through the smaller hole
–
leaving the larger hole for the cable to exit. Ideally you
should drill through a timber joist to give it strength.
10. ENSURE THE MAINS POWER IS OFF BEFORE ELECTRICAL
CONNECTION - Remove the lower leg on the side you have
selected for the power connection. Pass the power cable
through the leg and connect it to the towel rail, screw the
leg back onto the towel rail.
