water feed block

14:00 Jun 16, 2006
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Tech/Engineering - Furniture / Household Appliances / Instalacja prysznica
English term or phrase: water feed block
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Fitting of bottom water feed block

1. It is important that the feed block is positioned accurately relative to the front face of the studding (or the face of a plastered wall).
Measure the thickness of the tiles you intend to use, add the thickness of the plasterboard, plus approximately 2mm for the adhesive.
Add together and deduct this total from 46mm. The figure remaining is dimension X in the drawing above.
2. Fit a suitable piece of wood in the required position, bearing in mind the outlet height of the shower head.
3. Pass the suitable screws (4.5g x 60 long) through the countersunk holes in the water feed block, place support pillars over the screws and offer the whole assembly to the new wooden support.
4. Tighten the screws in turn, ensuring the holes remain perfectly horizontal to each other.
5. Connect the flexible pipes to the inlets of the water feed block. Allow the free ends to remain in the floor space.
6. Plasterboard and tile in front of the new arrangement. The front face of the water feed block should be flush with the tiling. If it is proud, remove material from the small end of the support pillars. If it is shallow, place suitable repair washers under the flanges of the pillars.
7. Apply a small amount of petroleum jelly to the inlet connectors of the shower pole (protruding form the lower flange), and carefully offer up the pole assembly. Tighten Allen screws and fix upper bracket at the same time.
8. Connect the free ends of the flexible tails to the existing pipework and thoroughly check for leaks.
magry
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