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STANDARD FITTING GUIDE
1) Fit the wall fixing brackets to bath timber frames to allow the bath to be secured to walls.
2) Drill and affix taps.
3) Fit wastes, overflow and waste traps.
4) Place bath into position & adjust to minimum height. The bath is adjusted at its lowest
height to ensure door 'step in' threshold is kept at a minimum.
Note: It is advisable to fix batten runs on to the floor under the bath feet to avoid
extending the legs to far & to ensure feet sit squarely and flat. On a wooden floor batten
runs (minimum 3” x 2”) should be positioned squarely across the floor boards to spread
& support the load.
5) Level bath in all planes and lock the feet.
6) Mark wall fixings and plumbing runs.
7) Remove bath, drill wall fixings and run plumbing into position.
8)
Re-position bath and affix to wall and to floor.
Ensure the 2 bath feet under the doorway
are adjusted to support the foot well as well as the doorway integrity.
9) Connect plumbing. The wastes may be run independently or joined by use of a tee. Refer
to fitting guides for the Thermostatic valve.
10) Test plumbing for leaks.
11) Fill bath to maximum and leave for about 30 minutes to test the door seal.
12) Whilst bath seal is tested position and trim to size front and side panels if required (front
panel lips into top rim and is pre-cut to bath height).
13) End panel will require batten support along floor and on the vertical corner sides. Mark
bottom of panels onto floor base and on the vertical and fit accordingly.
14) Refit front and side panels. Drill through bottom into batten. Affix panels using screws and
caps. Do not use Silicone sealant as this prevents service access.
15) Finally drain bath and Leave the Door Open to prevent over compression and wearing of
the seal.
16) Instruct customer on the use of the bath.
Refer to User Guide and leave copy with user.
Do not leave door in locked position on completion. The door should be
left unlocked when not in use in order to preserve the seal.
May 2016
