Installation
Note! Your shower tray can also be used,
after cutting, with a Panel Riser Kit for a raised
installation. Please note that a Baseboard
Accessory Pack
MUST
be used in conjunction
with your chosen Panel Riser Kit.
Cutting the Tray
Tape Measure and Pencil
Spirit Level
Safety Eyewear and Dust Mask
Plumbing Pipe and Fittings
90mm Hi-flow Waste Unit
Compound or Contact Adhesive
Trowel
Silcone Sealant
Floor Screws and Screwdriver
Plywood Board
(min 18mm thick)
Masking Tape
Cement and Fine Sand
Power Drill & Drill Bits
Hole Cutter
Jigsaw
60 Grit Sand Paper
Angle Grinder
Note!
Other tools and materials may be needed depending on the specific site requirements.
4in/102mm or larger fine edge diamond
grinder blade (suitable for cutting stone)
Your unique shower tray is the idea solution to modern bathroom shapes and obstacles
enabling rapid adaptation to almost all situations.
Carefully measure the available area for your
intended shower tray.
Note! Ensure the outer tray dimensions
remain suitable for your intended enclosure
taking into account the reduced are that will
result after any trimming or cutting of the
shower tray.
With the shower tray upside down, mark the lines
to be cut on the back of the tray using masking
tape or other suitable marking method.
Note! Double check the area marked on the
back face of the shower tray is correct when
the tray is upright in-situ. DO NOT PROCEED
IF NOT SATISFIED.
CAUTION! Before proceeding use safety
eyewear and clothing at all times.
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