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2 -- WALL POST POSITIONING AND INSTALLATION
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The rail ideal position should be on the base
threshold centerline, as illustrated.
+45º
Note:
The bottom of the
wall posts must be filed
to adjust for installation
on a single-hull unit.
Wall bracket
front view.
Lift the frame assembly and position
it on the base. Center the frame
from left to right, as illustrated in the
figure.
Note:
By positioning the frame over the
base, the wall posts can be pushed further
back inside the panel posts.
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Using a pencil, makes sure that the
wall posts are plumb, and mark a
line with a pencil inside the wall post to
mark its position on the wall, as illustrated
in the figure.
While a person holds the shower frame in
position, the other should makes sure that
wall posts are in contact with the wall. If
required, wall posts can be removed or
inserted. Remove the shower unit from
the base and remove the wall posts from
the panel posts.
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Repeat for both sides
Reinstall the wall posts on the wall
at the marked location. The wall
post lower edges must align with the
pencil marks, as illustrated on the figure.
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Using a pencil, mark all attachment
hole locations, as illustrated in
the figure.
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Remove the wall posts and drill
holes at each attachment location,
as illustrated in the figure.
For installation on ceramics tiles, use a
1/4"masonry bit.
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Using a center punch, punch the ceramics
surface at the location of the attachment
points. Drill, then insert plugs.
For installation on an acrylic enclosure,
use a 1/8"bit. Plugs are not required.
Reinstall the wall posts and attach them to
the wall with #8 x 1", screws, as illustrated
in the figure. Wall posts are equipped with
for better horizontal adjustment.
