The Majestic Shower Company Limited
One North Place, Edinburgh Way, Harlow Essex
CM20 2SL England,
Tel44 (0) 8448 001 500
Fac44 (0) 1279 635 074
[email protected] www.majesticshowers.com
A
B
D
(D)
A
B
D
(D)
3
Before cutting the horizontal profiles, you will also have to
consider whether the walls that the panels will be fixed to
are leaning in or out.
A: If wall leans in at top: leave extra length on the profile; cut
off less than 9mm.
B: If wall leans out at the top;the profile needs to be shorter;
cut off more than 9mm.
4
If the unit is being installed on a tray the position of the profiles
in relation to the lip of the tray must also be considered. Ideally
the outer edge of the profiles should sit 10mm back from the
front edge of the tray.
1
The horizontal profiles are supplied at maximum adjustment
length and have been mitred as a guide, but it is likely you will
have to cut them down.
Before setting out the horizontal profiles you will have to
determine how much you will need to cut off in-line profile A
and the return profile.
2
If you cut 9mm off the square end of the profiles, then the
glass panels will sit in the centre of the vertical wall profile
adjustment.
Before cutting the horizontal profiles, make sure the glass
in-line and return panels will fit into their floor profiles after
you have cut them down.
(Size of profile A
after cutting)
(In-line profile B)
(Door panel C + 9mm)
Glass
Return
Panel
10mm
Spacer
(5 mm) (5 mm)
Floor
Floor profile
Profile
Wall
Glass
(In-line profile A)
(In-line profile B)
(Return profile)
(Door)
