R-STW - Dusar

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Assembly with side panel
1. Take the compensating profiles out of the frame profiles of the glass
swing door (Fig. A).
2. Align the left-hand compensating profile with the wall using a spirit
level and mark the holes to be drilled in the wall through the holes
punched in the profile. Note: If the side panel is being mounted on
the left-hand side, please proceed as a mirror image to (Fig. A).
Please make sure that the profile is positioned 12 mm inwards from
the outer bath rim.
3. Drill the hole using a 6 mm stone drill bit, push in plug No. 4 and
screw the compensating profile to the wall using screw No. 3 (Fig.
A).
4. Screw the right-hand compensating profile to the inner side panel
profile using screws No. 2 (Fig. A). Caution! The compensating profile
must be flush with the lower cap.
5. Now take the wall compensating profile out of the frame profile of
the side panel and align it with the wall 12 mm inwards from the rim
of the shower tray using a spirit level. Mark the holes and drill them
using an 8 mm stone drill bit. Push in plug No. 6 and screw the profile
to the wall with screws No. 5 (Fig. A).
6. Push the side panel with the compensating profile into the frame
profile of the door.
7. Now push the glass swing door onto the compensating profile
attached to the wall.
8. Push the side panel onto the wall compensating profile and into the
frame profile of the glass swing door.
9. Use a 2.8 mm bit to drill holes in the frame profile of the glass swing
door and in the compensating profile from the inside (Fig. A). Screw
the side panel and the glass swing door together (screw No. 1a,
round plate No. 1b, cap No. 1c; Fig. A).
10. Align the glass swing door using a spirit level, and drill holes and
fasten it to the wall compensating profile (bit 2.8 mm, screw No. 1,
round plate, cap; Fig. A). Note: Only drill and screw the door when it
is closed.
11. Align the side panel, and drill holes and screw it to the wall
compensating profile (bit 2.8 mm, screw No. 1a, round plate No. 1b,
cap No. 1c, ; Fig. D).
12. Screw on the handle No. 9 (Fig. E).
13. The door can be aligned with the help of the screws on the lower
and upper bearing blocks (loosen screw, adjust, tighten screw
again). Then push on cap No. 7 (Fig. B).
14. Finally, please seal your shower cabinet, including the plastic caps,
from the outside against the wall and the shower tray. Please note
that all parts must by absolutely dry when doing this. Smooth the
silicone with wet fingers. Add some washing-up liquid to the water
(Fig. F).
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
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ø 2,8 mm
ø 6+8 mm Stone
Assembly between two walls
(e.g. door opening to the left)
1. Take the compensating profiles out of the frame profiles of the glass
swing door.
2. Align the two profiles with the wall using a spirit level. Mark the holes
to be drilled through the punched holes, and drill the holes using a
6 mm stone drill bit. Push in plug No. 4.
3. Screw the left-hand compensating profile to the wall with screws
No. 3. Now pull the front PVC profile No. 8 out of the frame profile
(Fig. C). Push the right-hand compensating profile into the frame
profile and place the entire glass swing door on the shower tray and
push it onto the already assembled compensating profile.
Note: For a door opening to the right, please proceed as a mirror
image.
4. Screw your shower unit to the walls through the punched holes in
the frame profile (screw No. 3). Clip the PVC strip No. 8 back into
the correct position (Fig. C).
5. Now align your shower between the profiles using a spirit level.
6. Now drill holes from the inside in the frame profiles and in the
compensating profiles (bit 2.8 mm), and screw them together with
screws No. 1a screw, round plate No. 1b, cap No. 1c).
7. Screw on the handle No. 9 (Fig. E).
8. The door can be aligned with the help of the screws on the lower
and upper bearing blocks (loosen screw, adjust, tighten screw
again). Then push on cap No. 7 (Fig. B).
9. Finally, please seal your shower cabinet, including the plastic caps,
from the outside against the wall and the shower tray using silicone.
Please note that all parts must by absolutely dry when doing this.
Smooth the silicone with wet fingers. Add some washing-up liquid to
the water (Fig. E).