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2. Solid Wall or Stud Partition
(Using Rear Fixing Points on the
Thermostatic Mixer)
1. Refer to section: '1. Solid Wall or Stud
Partition (Using Securing Brackets -
Mounting off Front Face of Wall)' and follow
steps 1 to 4.
2. Cut away the plasterboard and/or brick work
to the required depth.
Important! This depth 'X' will depend on the
finished wall thickness e.g. tiles or facia board.
Refer to the table for this measurement.
For stud partitions depth 'X' refers to the
distance from the rear mounting e.g. timber
noggin, to the front of the wall (before tiling).
Rear Fixing
Depth 'X'
Finished Wall Thickness
(e.g. tile and adhesive)
4 mm
6 mm
8 mm
10 mm
12 mm
14 mm
16 mm
18 mm
20 mm
22 mm
24 mm
Finished Wall
Surface
Finished Wall
Thickness
Wall Cutout Depth
'X'
81 - 63 mm
79 - 61 mm
77 - 59 mm
75 - 57 mm
73 - 55 mm
71 - 55 mm
69 - 55 mm
67 - 55 mm
65 - 55 mm
63 - 55 mm
61 - 55 mm
3. Make sure that the mixing valve is level, central
in the hole and square to the finished wall
surface. This is to make sure that the control
assembly will fit correctly. Mark the positions
of the fixing screw holes on the wall.
4. For solid walls, drill two Ø6 mm holes for the
wall plugs.
5. Insert the wall plugs (supplied) and secure
the mixing valve to the wall with the screws
provided.
Note! For stud partition installations alternative
fixings may be required (not supplied) to fix the
mixing valve to the rear face of the wall cavity
or to a timber noggin.
Hot
6. Refer to section: '1. Solid Wall or Stud
Partition (Using Securing Brackets -
Mounting off Front Face of Wall)' and follow
steps 11 and 12.
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Outlet Pipe to Fittings
Screws
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