Croydex LUXURY SQUARE ROD AD116441 Manual

Luxury Square Shower Curtain Rod
Thank you for purchasing this Croydex product. Please follow the fixing and care instructions to
ensure that your curtain rod is fitted safely and it retains its high quality finish. Please retain this
leaflet for future reference.

Tools Required

Drill; 6mm masonry drill bit 6mm ceramic drill bit (optional) Screwdriver Pencil Spirit level; Small
; ; ; ;
hack saw; Hex head keys (included in fixing pack)
Keep DIY tools out of the reach of children B.
A.
D.
C.

Fixing Pack

A. Fixing screw x 4
B. Wall plug x 4
C. Hex head key x 2
F.
E.
D. Spare grub screw x 2

Pack Contents

G.
E. Wall bracket x 2
F. Wall bracket cover x 2
G. Hooks x 12
H. Straight Joint x 1
H.
I.
I. Collar x 2
J. 1.25m Rod x 2
J.

Home Safety Advice

Before drilling, check for hidden cables or pipes. The use of a residual current device (RCD) is
recommended when working with power tools.
If the product is to be fitted on a ceramic tiled wall, a ceramic drill bit should be used. Always
ensure that the drill hole passes through the central tiled area rather than the grouted area. To
prevent damage to the tile, mask the area around the hole with tape before drilling.
Do not use this product as a grab bar.
We recommend that two people fit this product to ensure that it is fitted safely.

Product Care

To retain the best quality finish, clean product regularly with a soft cloth and mild detergents.
Do not use abrasive or chemical cleaners as these will damage the product.

Fitting Instructions

1. The rod is supplied as two 1.25m lengths which can be joined together
using the straight joint provided. Firstly lay the two rods down on a flat
level surface. One end of each of the rods has a hole pierced into it
approximately 50mm from the end. Insert the straight joint into one of
these ends so that the grub screw is central with the hole in the rod.
Using the larger of the two hex head keys, provided, rotate the grub
screw clockwise until the straight joint is clamped tightly in position (see
Fig.1
Fig. 1).