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- Page 1 4950 Baths:Layout 1 09/03/2013 04:54 Page 1 ACRYLIC BATHS Installation Instructions Please pass on to user 4950 03/13 EE74200467...
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Page 2: Technical Information
4950 Baths:Layout 1 09/03/2013 04:54 Page 2 TECHNICAL INFORMATION All dimensions shown in millimetres. Dimensions shown may vary within permitted tolerances. Fig. 1 C Max C Min Sandringham 21 1695 Senses 1695 Senses Double End 1695 1695 BEFORE YOU START ●... - Page 3 4950 Baths:Layout 1 09/03/2013 04:54 Page 3 BATH COMPONENTS Fig. 2...
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Page 4: Bath Assembly
4950 Baths:Layout 1 09/03/2013 04:54 Page 4 BATH ASSEMBLY Ref. E Use 3mm pilot holes on all screw holes Ref. L Ref. F Ref. D Encapsulated Note: On rectangular baths, baseboard bath legs can be installed Ref. J either way round Ref. -
Page 5: Installation
4950 Baths:Layout 1 09/03/2013 04:54 Page 5 INSTALLATION 1. Lay bath face down and remove legs and bags containing feet etc. Discard the 4 black packing screws securing the legs. 2. Locate leg adjusters, (Ref. G) on bath frame and mark positions for the fixing screws. See Fig 1 for dimensions. - Page 6 4950 Baths:Layout 1 09/03/2013 04:54 Page 6 12a. Panel fixation (Vue & Sandringham 21) Locate and fix the floor battens. Using a spirit level up against the side of the bath, mark a line on the floor vertically down from the rim of the bath. Offset this line outwards by 5mm. This gives the approx- imate position for the front edge of the floor batten.
- Page 7 3. Cleaners of a gritty or abrasive nature should never be used. Worn washers on dripping taps should be replaced. 4. Chemicals. Acrylic has good resistance properties to acids and alkalis but should not be allowed to come into contact with organic solvents such as dry cleaning agents and paint strippers.
- Page 8 This covers products in domestic use by the consumer and not commercial or business use. All Ideal Standard products must be installed, used and cared for in line with our fixing instructions, local water byelaws and current water regulations. Access should always be left for installation, service and repair.