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• The bathtub must not under any

circumstance undergo any modification
(sawing, cutting of reinforcements,
displacement of pump, etc.) other than
drilling for the fitting of taps or handles
(drill bit or crown saw), drilling to be
performed from the decorative side.

• Before installation, make sure that

neither the bathtub nor its equipment
has suffered any damage. Check its
condition.

• When handling the tub, hold it only by

its edges, never by the pipework or any
other part of the system.

• The upper edges of the tub must be

adjusted level.

• When installing taps on a base, the

connection between the latter and the
mains supply must be through flexible
hoses, and the pipes must be fixed
using sound absorbing collars.

• The waste must be connected to the

outflow pipe by a flexible hose, and the
pipe must be fixed using sound
absorbing collars.

• The electrical installation must be

performed by a qualified electrician in
accordance with any local or national
electrical and building regulations.

The electrical supply must be provided
with a double-pole isolating switch
which has a minimum 3mm contact
separation.

The electrical supply must be protected

by a 30mA residual current device
(RCD). This may be part of the
consumer unit or a separate unit. The
isolating switch and the RCD device
must be located outside of the zones in
the bathroom. The supply cable shall be
of type 227 IEC 53 or H05VV-F 3G
1.5mm2. The supply cable must not be
provided with metal reinforcement or
sheathing.

• The anti-vibration pads supplied with

the bathtub must not be removed,
modified or painted.

• It is recommended that the inner walls

under the bathtub should be lined with a
sound-absorbant cladding (to reduce
air-transmitted noise), such as cellular
foam, rockwool, or similar.

• When constructing the cladding, it is

essential to take into account the space
occupied by the equipment underneath
the tub. Depending on the model of tub,
these dimensions may necessitate
cladding that extends to the outside.

• All the edges of the bathtub that are in

contact with the support or the walls
must have a foam joint interposed to
ensure sound insulation (to attenuate
noise transmitted through solid
material).

• Provide one or more inspection holes

suitable for any intervention or
dismantling that might prove necessary
(of pump, blower, electronic box, waste,
etc.) If circumstances permit, it is a
good idea to install cladding that can be
entirely dismantled.

• It must not be possible to open the

inspection covers or the cladding
without using a tool.

• The apron must not be airtight: provide

ventilation to permit circulation of air.

• Once all the connections are complete,

fill the bath with water and conduct
operating tests before completing the
apron.

APRON

• Masonry apron (water-resistant plaster

blocks, cellular concrete, etc.) should be
used when installing a bathtub in a
private residence.

• For installation in a communal residence

or in hotel accommodation, light apron
(synthetic or laminated aprons) separate
from the structure of the building is
preferable.

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