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SAFETY
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Please read these installation instructions carefully before proceeding.
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Keep guide for future reference.
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If you are unsure about any part of the installation, please contact our technical department on 01460 258 682
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Incorrect installation will invalidate the guarantee.
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Make sure there are no hidden pipes or cables in the floor or walls where you intend to drill.
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Ensure you have all of the appropriate PPE.
Important note: This shower tray must be used with showers that have flow rates of 12 l/min or less.
CARE
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Please protect the surface of the shower tray during installation.
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Please do not walk on the tray with shoes on.
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Only use mild household detergents to clean the product.
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Do not use polish or abrasive cleaners on the surface of the tray.
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Ensure the shower tray is thoroughly cleaned after installation and before first use.
Mantis Shower Tray
Installation Guide
Issue 1
14/03/16
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- Page 3 Mantis Shower Tray Installation Guide This guide is non specific to timber or concrete floors, it may refer to timber floors but in general the process of installation is the same regardless of floor type. In both cases great care must be taken when either lifting floor board or excavating the floor for waste installation.
- Page 4 Mantis Shower Tray Installation Guide This guide is non specific to timber or concrete floors, it may refer to timber floors but in general the process of installation is the same regardless of floor type. In both cases great care must be taken when either lifting floor board or excavating the floor for waste installation.