Fixing Instructions
21/7/06
11:16 am
Page 1
installation instructions
•
trays
WITH
Lay the tray on the floor in its finished position and mark around.
Allow 10mm clearance around the base ensuring that the horizontal
flanges of the tray will be completely supported on all four sides.
•
Determine the direction of the waste tray’s drainage channel and the
outlet pipe and mark the position of trap and pipe run.
•
Remove the tray and stitch drill through the screed and into concrete
slab either side of the waste trays drainage channel and the outlet pipe
run. Breakout for trap and pipe so that the top of the trap can be
positioned 50mm below finished floor level.
•
Starting from the trap position work outwards to remove the screed to
create a recess 45mm in depth. Always cut vertically into the screed.
45mm
50mm
30mm
trays into timber or
SETTING TRAP IN POSITION & MAKING GOOD
30mm well
to be constructed
•
Secure trap and waste outlet pipe in position with mortar. Ensure the
top of the trap is positioned 50mm below FFL.
•
Make good the broken-out area by adding mortar to create an accurate
recess 30mm in depth below FFL to within 100mm radius of trap. Offering
the tray into position, loosely connect the trap to the waste outlet; take
great care not to disturb the 50mm depth setting. Allow mortar to dry.
floor tile adhesive
SETTING TRAY IN POSITION
•
Apply firm hand pressure around trap area to ensure tray outlet makes
good contact with top of trap.
•
Remove tray, debris and dust from prepared area.
•
Add floor tile adhesive to the recessed area to a thickness of approximately
6mm; ensure the corrugations on the underside of the tray come into
contact with the adhesive.
•
With tray removed and upturned apply silicone sealant generously to the
horizontal flange.
•
Bed the tray into position using firm hand pressure over the complete
area. The tray must be fully supported.
•
Check that there is a minimum fall of 6mm (from perimeter to the outlet)
by using the grille on edge as shown. Tighten the trap flange and remove
any excess sealant that may have squeezed out from beneath the horizontal
flange of the tray. Check accurately that the perimeter of the tray is level
on all four sides. With the grille in position re-check that perimeter is
level and allow adhesive to cure before any further works are carried out.
To complete the installation refer to the floor and wall finishing section.
MODEL Nos.
NDK 3004 to 3008,
NDK 3011 to 3016,
NDK 3020 to 3026
100mm wide x
10mm deep channel
silicone sealant
6mm
Tel: 01653 695721 Fax: 01653 600418 www.neaco.co.uk
07/06
for installing
the Neatdek 3
true level access
shower grille and tray
PREPARING THE AREA
Fixing Instructions
21/7/06
11:16 am
Page 4
D
tiles
tiles
E
A
break-out hole
for waste
A
1. Mark the dimensions of the area to be cut
out, measuring from the plaster face, and cut
out the floorboards, leaving adequate support
for the flanges (see diagram A).
Remove a suitable floorboard (not directly
adjacent to the opening, see diagram A) for
later access to the trap, if required.
Note: Where a wall abuts the shower tray make
good the plaster to the FFL (Finished Floor
Level).
2. Determine the direction of the waste outlet,
and break out the wall as required
(diagram A).
Alternatively, (i) drop the waste pipe to
H/L (High Level) below joists and box out
if desired, (ii) use pump drainage
(see diagram I).
3. Ensure that floor joists do not obstruct either
the trap or the waste outlet pipe.
4. Lay and fix 6mm ply, if required, approx.
100-150mm wide, flush to the outside edges
of the opening taking care not to obstruct
the access boards.
Alternatively, if later access to the waste trap
is not required, sheet out the whole of the
floor area in 6mm ply, ready to receive the
floorcovering.
Ply to be laid so that shower tray will fit as
shown (diagram B).
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falls
floorboard
trap ends
THE AREA
Please read the full instructions before starting
installation
ec
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ain
dr
preparing
access to waste pipe
and trap (if required)
18mm
deep ply
18mm
mm
100
5. Level and fix aluminium support hangers to
the side of the joist as shown in diagram C.
Then fix 18mm ply between to fully support
the shower tray.
Note: a double thickness of ply is required
around the trap outlet area. The support hanger
can be turned to accommodate two layers of
ply (see diagram C).
36mm
B
vinyl floor covering
flange
6mm ply
silicon sealant
aluminium
support hanger
standard
19mm
floorboards
tray
aluminium
support hanger
25mm
Paying particular attention to:
In the installation shown
in the diagram D accommodation of the tray’s
drainage channel is
achieved by simply
reversing the support
hanger, which then allows
for two thicknesses of
18mm ply.
i. Levelling the supporting plywood between
the joists.
joist
installing
tray
THE
iii. Leave suitable circular hole for waste outlet.
locating the waste outlet pipe either through a
hole prepared in the wall or through an adjacent
floor opening created by removing a floorboard.
C
100mm channel full length
tiles
tray to fall
leave a suitable
circular hole for
the waste trap access
sheet out with
18mm ply screwed
to supports
ensure
trap end is
supported
screw aluminium support
hangers to joists adjust as required
note the double thickness of
18mm ply is accommodated
by turning the aluminium
support hanger over
ensure the tray is
fully supported overall
and on all open sides
2. Select a suitable top-cleaning trap i.e. McAlpine
STW1,2,3,4,9 or 10 and fix it through the tray’s
waste outlet. Offer the tray into the floor cavity,
Tip: apply silicone between the underside of the
threaded flange and the shower tray to ensure a
really watertight seal.
6mm
19mm
18mm ply level
1. Once you are satisfied that there are no cavities
under the tray and flanges you are ready to install
your Neatdek 3 tray.
3. The trap to waste pipe connection should be made
prior to fixing the trap under the tray. Position the
tray over the trap and secure from the top by
screwing the threaded flange to the main body of
the trap, ensuring all sealing rubbers are in place.
6mm
2. Tile the walls in the normal manner, ensuring that tiles overlap the lip of
the tray but do not overlap the grille (see diagram H).
Fi
To ensure correct door installation the finished wall must not project more
than 15mm in from the tray upstand.
When joists are at right
angles to the tray’s drainage
channel localised notching
of the joist will be required
(to a maximum depth of
10mm x 75mm wide).
joist
ii. Dry test fit the tray to ensure that there is
no gap between the plywood and underside
of tray. Check this by pressing down gently
all over the tray. If the flange flexes, the
supporting plywood will have to be adjusted
accordingly.
1. Vinyl floorcovering must be laid (to manufacturer’s instructions) with a
waterproof epoxy resin adhesive, ensuring that the floor adjacent to the
butt joints between the floorcovering and the shower tray are completely
covered, with no danger of water seepage at this point (see diagram G).
4. Ensure that no cavities exist between the supporting
plywood and the undertray’s base or horizontal
flanges. With the tray in position check that there
is a minimum fall of 6mm (from perimeter to outlet)
by using the grille on edge as shown (see diagram
E). Remove tray and apply a generous bead of
silicone sealant to the corrugated undertray surface
and the horizontal flanges. Sealant on the
corrugations assists in retaining the tray in its
final position, whilst sealant on the flanges creates
an effective bond to the 6mm plywood. Check for
level and clean off any excess silicone from the
flange edges.
ALWAYS WATER TEST WASTE PIPE & FITTINGS TO
ENSURE THERE IS NO LEAKAGE.
5. The remaining floor area should now be sheeted
out with 6mm ply, if not already done, before laying
the final floor covering.
These fitting instructions are issued as a general guideline. Always check local conditions and if in doubt seek advice.
Position the shower grille within the tray.
I
Where conventional drainage is not feasible, successful installations can
be achieved by incorporating a bottom pump outlet system. Specialist
advice is always available from our installation engineers.
FLOOR AND WALL
Fi Should the tray’s waste outlet fall
on a joist (as shown in diagram
Fi), either reposition the joist or
notch it out to accommodate the
trap (tying the notched joist to the
adjacent joist with two trimmers).
Fii
strengthening
straps
finishing
G
vinyl floorcovering epoxy resin
adhesive upto
silicone seal
the edge of the
flange
tray
6mm ply
H
2-15mm
brick
plaster
tile adhesive
wall covering
(thickness 2-15mm)
silicone seal
tray
recess provided in the
tray for a 15mm or
22mm pumped waste
floorboard
19mm
joist
Fii Should the wall joist obstruct the
outlet pipe, either notch out or
drill through accordingly to
accommodate the cut joist with
straps above and below the outlet
pipe, if required. (See diagram Fii).
Alternatively, (i) drop the waste
pipe to H/L below joists and box
out if desired, (ii) use pump
drainage (see diagram I).
I
joist
bottom suction pump only
pump
McAlpine UPSW-2 (untrapped pumped shower waste)
15mm pipe
ABS
tray
Fixing Instructions
21/7/06
11:16 am
Page 4
D
tiles
tiles
E
A
break-out hole
for waste
A
1. Mark the dimensions of the area to be cut
out, measuring from the plaster face, and cut
out the floorboards, leaving adequate support
for the flanges (see diagram A).
Remove a suitable floorboard (not directly
adjacent to the opening, see diagram A) for
later access to the trap, if required.
Note: Where a wall abuts the shower tray make
good the plaster to the FFL (Finished Floor
Level).
2. Determine the direction of the waste outlet,
and break out the wall as required
(diagram A).
Alternatively, (i) drop the waste pipe to
H/L (High Level) below joists and box out
if desired, (ii) use pump drainage
(see diagram I).
3. Ensure that floor joists do not obstruct either
the trap or the waste outlet pipe.
4. Lay and fix 6mm ply, if required, approx.
100-150mm wide, flush to the outside edges
of the opening taking care not to obstruct
the access boards.
Alternatively, if later access to the waste trap
is not required, sheet out the whole of the
floor area in 6mm ply, ready to receive the
floorcovering.
Ply to be laid so that shower tray will fit as
shown (diagram B).
falls
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nn
ha
falls
floorboard
trap ends
THE AREA
Please read the full instructions before starting
installation
ec
ag
ain
dr
preparing
access to waste pipe
and trap (if required)
18mm
deep ply
18mm
mm
100
5. Level and fix aluminium support hangers to
the side of the joist as shown in diagram C.
Then fix 18mm ply between to fully support
the shower tray.
Note: a double thickness of ply is required
around the trap outlet area. The support hanger
can be turned to accommodate two layers of
ply (see diagram C).
36mm
B
vinyl floor covering
flange
6mm ply
silicon sealant
aluminium
support hanger
standard
19mm
floorboards
tray
aluminium
support hanger
25mm
Paying particular attention to:
In the installation shown
in the diagram D accommodation of the tray’s
drainage channel is
achieved by simply
reversing the support
hanger, which then allows
for two thicknesses of
18mm ply.
i. Levelling the supporting plywood between
the joists.
joist
installing
tray
THE
iii. Leave suitable circular hole for waste outlet.
locating the waste outlet pipe either through a
hole prepared in the wall or through an adjacent
floor opening created by removing a floorboard.
C
100mm channel full length
tiles
tray to fall
leave a suitable
circular hole for
the waste trap access
sheet out with
18mm ply screwed
to supports
ensure
trap end is
supported
screw aluminium support
hangers to joists adjust as required
note the double thickness of
18mm ply is accommodated
by turning the aluminium
support hanger over
ensure the tray is
fully supported overall
and on all open sides
2. Select a suitable top-cleaning trap i.e. McAlpine
STW1,2,3,4,9 or 10 and fix it through the tray’s
waste outlet. Offer the tray into the floor cavity,
Tip: apply silicone between the underside of the
threaded flange and the shower tray to ensure a
really watertight seal.
6mm
19mm
18mm ply level
1. Once you are satisfied that there are no cavities
under the tray and flanges you are ready to install
your Neatdek 3 tray.
3. The trap to waste pipe connection should be made
prior to fixing the trap under the tray. Position the
tray over the trap and secure from the top by
screwing the threaded flange to the main body of
the trap, ensuring all sealing rubbers are in place.
6mm
2. Tile the walls in the normal manner, ensuring that tiles overlap the lip of
the tray but do not overlap the grille (see diagram H).
Fi
To ensure correct door installation the finished wall must not project more
than 15mm in from the tray upstand.
When joists are at right
angles to the tray’s drainage
channel localised notching
of the joist will be required
(to a maximum depth of
10mm x 75mm wide).
joist
ii. Dry test fit the tray to ensure that there is
no gap between the plywood and underside
of tray. Check this by pressing down gently
all over the tray. If the flange flexes, the
supporting plywood will have to be adjusted
accordingly.
1. Vinyl floorcovering must be laid (to manufacturer’s instructions) with a
waterproof epoxy resin adhesive, ensuring that the floor adjacent to the
butt joints between the floorcovering and the shower tray are completely
covered, with no danger of water seepage at this point (see diagram G).
4. Ensure that no cavities exist between the supporting
plywood and the undertray’s base or horizontal
flanges. With the tray in position check that there
is a minimum fall of 6mm (from perimeter to outlet)
by using the grille on edge as shown (see diagram
E). Remove tray and apply a generous bead of
silicone sealant to the corrugated undertray surface
and the horizontal flanges. Sealant on the
corrugations assists in retaining the tray in its
final position, whilst sealant on the flanges creates
an effective bond to the 6mm plywood. Check for
level and clean off any excess silicone from the
flange edges.
ALWAYS WATER TEST WASTE PIPE & FITTINGS TO
ENSURE THERE IS NO LEAKAGE.
5. The remaining floor area should now be sheeted
out with 6mm ply, if not already done, before laying
the final floor covering.
These fitting instructions are issued as a general guideline. Always check local conditions and if in doubt seek advice.
Position the shower grille within the tray.
I
Where conventional drainage is not feasible, successful installations can
be achieved by incorporating a bottom pump outlet system. Specialist
advice is always available from our installation engineers.
FLOOR AND WALL
Fi Should the tray’s waste outlet fall
on a joist (as shown in diagram
Fi), either reposition the joist or
notch it out to accommodate the
trap (tying the notched joist to the
adjacent joist with two trimmers).
Fii
strengthening
straps
finishing
G
vinyl floorcovering epoxy resin
adhesive upto
silicone seal
the edge of the
flange
tray
6mm ply
H
2-15mm
brick
plaster
tile adhesive
wall covering
(thickness 2-15mm)
silicone seal
tray
recess provided in the
tray for a 15mm or
22mm pumped waste
floorboard
19mm
joist
Fii Should the wall joist obstruct the
outlet pipe, either notch out or
drill through accordingly to
accommodate the cut joist with
straps above and below the outlet
pipe, if required. (See diagram Fii).
Alternatively, (i) drop the waste
pipe to H/L below joists and box
out if desired, (ii) use pump
drainage (see diagram I).
I
joist
bottom suction pump only
pump
McAlpine UPSW-2 (untrapped pumped shower waste)
15mm pipe
ABS
tray
Fixing Instructions
21/7/06
11:16 am
Page 4
D
tiles
tiles
E
A
break-out hole
for waste
A
1. Mark the dimensions of the area to be cut
out, measuring from the plaster face, and cut
out the floorboards, leaving adequate support
for the flanges (see diagram A).
Remove a suitable floorboard (not directly
adjacent to the opening, see diagram A) for
later access to the trap, if required.
Note: Where a wall abuts the shower tray make
good the plaster to the FFL (Finished Floor
Level).
2. Determine the direction of the waste outlet,
and break out the wall as required
(diagram A).
Alternatively, (i) drop the waste pipe to
H/L (High Level) below joists and box out
if desired, (ii) use pump drainage
(see diagram I).
3. Ensure that floor joists do not obstruct either
the trap or the waste outlet pipe.
4. Lay and fix 6mm ply, if required, approx.
100-150mm wide, flush to the outside edges
of the opening taking care not to obstruct
the access boards.
Alternatively, if later access to the waste trap
is not required, sheet out the whole of the
floor area in 6mm ply, ready to receive the
floorcovering.
Ply to be laid so that shower tray will fit as
shown (diagram B).
falls
el
nn
ha
falls
floorboard
trap ends
THE AREA
Please read the full instructions before starting
installation
ec
ag
ain
dr
preparing
access to waste pipe
and trap (if required)
18mm
deep ply
18mm
mm
100
5. Level and fix aluminium support hangers to
the side of the joist as shown in diagram C.
Then fix 18mm ply between to fully support
the shower tray.
Note: a double thickness of ply is required
around the trap outlet area. The support hanger
can be turned to accommodate two layers of
ply (see diagram C).
36mm
B
vinyl floor covering
flange
6mm ply
silicon sealant
aluminium
support hanger
standard
19mm
floorboards
tray
aluminium
support hanger
25mm
Paying particular attention to:
In the installation shown
in the diagram D accommodation of the tray’s
drainage channel is
achieved by simply
reversing the support
hanger, which then allows
for two thicknesses of
18mm ply.
i. Levelling the supporting plywood between
the joists.
joist
installing
tray
THE
iii. Leave suitable circular hole for waste outlet.
locating the waste outlet pipe either through a
hole prepared in the wall or through an adjacent
floor opening created by removing a floorboard.
C
100mm channel full length
tiles
tray to fall
leave a suitable
circular hole for
the waste trap access
sheet out with
18mm ply screwed
to supports
ensure
trap end is
supported
screw aluminium support
hangers to joists adjust as required
note the double thickness of
18mm ply is accommodated
by turning the aluminium
support hanger over
ensure the tray is
fully supported overall
and on all open sides
2. Select a suitable top-cleaning trap i.e. McAlpine
STW1,2,3,4,9 or 10 and fix it through the tray’s
waste outlet. Offer the tray into the floor cavity,
Tip: apply silicone between the underside of the
threaded flange and the shower tray to ensure a
really watertight seal.
6mm
19mm
18mm ply level
1. Once you are satisfied that there are no cavities
under the tray and flanges you are ready to install
your Neatdek 3 tray.
3. The trap to waste pipe connection should be made
prior to fixing the trap under the tray. Position the
tray over the trap and secure from the top by
screwing the threaded flange to the main body of
the trap, ensuring all sealing rubbers are in place.
6mm
2. Tile the walls in the normal manner, ensuring that tiles overlap the lip of
the tray but do not overlap the grille (see diagram H).
Fi
To ensure correct door installation the finished wall must not project more
than 15mm in from the tray upstand.
When joists are at right
angles to the tray’s drainage
channel localised notching
of the joist will be required
(to a maximum depth of
10mm x 75mm wide).
joist
ii. Dry test fit the tray to ensure that there is
no gap between the plywood and underside
of tray. Check this by pressing down gently
all over the tray. If the flange flexes, the
supporting plywood will have to be adjusted
accordingly.
1. Vinyl floorcovering must be laid (to manufacturer’s instructions) with a
waterproof epoxy resin adhesive, ensuring that the floor adjacent to the
butt joints between the floorcovering and the shower tray are completely
covered, with no danger of water seepage at this point (see diagram G).
4. Ensure that no cavities exist between the supporting
plywood and the undertray’s base or horizontal
flanges. With the tray in position check that there
is a minimum fall of 6mm (from perimeter to outlet)
by using the grille on edge as shown (see diagram
E). Remove tray and apply a generous bead of
silicone sealant to the corrugated undertray surface
and the horizontal flanges. Sealant on the
corrugations assists in retaining the tray in its
final position, whilst sealant on the flanges creates
an effective bond to the 6mm plywood. Check for
level and clean off any excess silicone from the
flange edges.
ALWAYS WATER TEST WASTE PIPE & FITTINGS TO
ENSURE THERE IS NO LEAKAGE.
5. The remaining floor area should now be sheeted
out with 6mm ply, if not already done, before laying
the final floor covering.
These fitting instructions are issued as a general guideline. Always check local conditions and if in doubt seek advice.
Position the shower grille within the tray.
I
Where conventional drainage is not feasible, successful installations can
be achieved by incorporating a bottom pump outlet system. Specialist
advice is always available from our installation engineers.
FLOOR AND WALL
Fi Should the tray’s waste outlet fall
on a joist (as shown in diagram
Fi), either reposition the joist or
notch it out to accommodate the
trap (tying the notched joist to the
adjacent joist with two trimmers).
Fii
strengthening
straps
finishing
G
vinyl floorcovering epoxy resin
adhesive upto
silicone seal
the edge of the
flange
tray
6mm ply
H
2-15mm
brick
plaster
tile adhesive
wall covering
(thickness 2-15mm)
silicone seal
tray
recess provided in the
tray for a 15mm or
22mm pumped waste
floorboard
19mm
joist
Fii Should the wall joist obstruct the
outlet pipe, either notch out or
drill through accordingly to
accommodate the cut joist with
straps above and below the outlet
pipe, if required. (See diagram Fii).
Alternatively, (i) drop the waste
pipe to H/L below joists and box
out if desired, (ii) use pump
drainage (see diagram I).
I
joist
bottom suction pump only
pump
McAlpine UPSW-2 (untrapped pumped shower waste)
15mm pipe
ABS
tray
Fixing Instructions
21/7/06
11:16 am
Page 1
installation instructions
•
trays
WITH
Lay the tray on the floor in its finished position and mark around.
Allow 10mm clearance around the base ensuring that the horizontal
flanges of the tray will be completely supported on all four sides.
•
Determine the direction of the waste tray’s drainage channel and the
outlet pipe and mark the position of trap and pipe run.
•
Remove the tray and stitch drill through the screed and into concrete
slab either side of the waste trays drainage channel and the outlet pipe
run. Breakout for trap and pipe so that the top of the trap can be
positioned 50mm below finished floor level.
•
Starting from the trap position work outwards to remove the screed to
create a recess 45mm in depth. Always cut vertically into the screed.
45mm
50mm
30mm
trays into timber or
SETTING TRAP IN POSITION & MAKING GOOD
30mm well
to be constructed
•
Secure trap and waste outlet pipe in position with mortar. Ensure the
top of the trap is positioned 50mm below FFL.
•
Make good the broken-out area by adding mortar to create an accurate
recess 30mm in depth below FFL to within 100mm radius of trap. Offering
the tray into position, loosely connect the trap to the waste outlet; take
great care not to disturb the 50mm depth setting. Allow mortar to dry.
floor tile adhesive
SETTING TRAY IN POSITION
•
Apply firm hand pressure around trap area to ensure tray outlet makes
good contact with top of trap.
•
Remove tray, debris and dust from prepared area.
•
Add floor tile adhesive to the recessed area to a thickness of approximately
6mm; ensure the corrugations on the underside of the tray come into
contact with the adhesive.
•
With tray removed and upturned apply silicone sealant generously to the
horizontal flange.
•
Bed the tray into position using firm hand pressure over the complete
area. The tray must be fully supported.
•
Check that there is a minimum fall of 6mm (from perimeter to the outlet)
by using the grille on edge as shown. Tighten the trap flange and remove
any excess sealant that may have squeezed out from beneath the horizontal
flange of the tray. Check accurately that the perimeter of the tray is level
on all four sides. With the grille in position re-check that perimeter is
level and allow adhesive to cure before any further works are carried out.
To complete the installation refer to the floor and wall finishing section.
MODEL Nos.
NDK 3004 to 3008,
NDK 3011 to 3016,
NDK 3020 to 3026
100mm wide x
10mm deep channel
silicone sealant
6mm
Tel: 01653 695721 Fax: 01653 600418 www.neaco.co.uk
07/06
for installing
the Neatdek 3
true level access
shower grille and tray
PREPARING THE AREA
Fixing Instructions
21/7/06
11:16 am
Page 1
installation instructions
•
trays
WITH
Lay the tray on the floor in its finished position and mark around.
Allow 10mm clearance around the base ensuring that the horizontal
flanges of the tray will be completely supported on all four sides.
•
Determine the direction of the waste tray’s drainage channel and the
outlet pipe and mark the position of trap and pipe run.
•
Remove the tray and stitch drill through the screed and into concrete
slab either side of the waste trays drainage channel and the outlet pipe
run. Breakout for trap and pipe so that the top of the trap can be
positioned 50mm below finished floor level.
•
Starting from the trap position work outwards to remove the screed to
create a recess 45mm in depth. Always cut vertically into the screed.
45mm
50mm
30mm
trays into timber or
SETTING TRAP IN POSITION & MAKING GOOD
30mm well
to be constructed
•
Secure trap and waste outlet pipe in position with mortar. Ensure the
top of the trap is positioned 50mm below FFL.
•
Make good the broken-out area by adding mortar to create an accurate
recess 30mm in depth below FFL to within 100mm radius of trap. Offering
the tray into position, loosely connect the trap to the waste outlet; take
great care not to disturb the 50mm depth setting. Allow mortar to dry.
floor tile adhesive
SETTING TRAY IN POSITION
•
Apply firm hand pressure around trap area to ensure tray outlet makes
good contact with top of trap.
•
Remove tray, debris and dust from prepared area.
•
Add floor tile adhesive to the recessed area to a thickness of approximately
6mm; ensure the corrugations on the underside of the tray come into
contact with the adhesive.
•
With tray removed and upturned apply silicone sealant generously to the
horizontal flange.
•
Bed the tray into position using firm hand pressure over the complete
area. The tray must be fully supported.
•
Check that there is a minimum fall of 6mm (from perimeter to the outlet)
by using the grille on edge as shown. Tighten the trap flange and remove
any excess sealant that may have squeezed out from beneath the horizontal
flange of the tray. Check accurately that the perimeter of the tray is level
on all four sides. With the grille in position re-check that perimeter is
level and allow adhesive to cure before any further works are carried out.
To complete the installation refer to the floor and wall finishing section.
MODEL Nos.
NDK 3004 to 3008,
NDK 3011 to 3016,
NDK 3020 to 3026
100mm wide x
10mm deep channel
silicone sealant
6mm
Tel: 01653 695721 Fax: 01653 600418 www.neaco.co.uk
07/06
for installing
the Neatdek 3
true level access
shower grille and tray
PREPARING THE AREA