Shampoo
Bulkheads
BELVEDERE BULKHEADS: COSMOS,
LTD., MODULAR, SAVANNAH
BULKHEAD INSTALLATION AND
PLUMBING INSTRUCTIONS
CAUTION: Cabinetry is heavy. Use care in
lifting, moving and handling.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
A. It is the responsibility of the owner and/or the
installers to confirm that the installation meets
local codes regarding plumbing, materials,
venting, etc.
COSMOS
LTD.
B. Read through these instructions carefully before
beginning work. Because we cannot anticipate
all types of wall and floor constructions, you
must obtain some fasteners for the installation
locally.
1. Determine the final location for the bulkhead.
For corner installations where the left end is
against the wall, allow at least 14 inches from
the baseboard to the center line of the bowl, to
provide for the shampoo chair base.
MODULAR
For rough in plumbing see illustration ”A”.
Check with local plumbing codes for approval.
and supply stubs in the front panel of the lower
cabinet. Measure carefully. Use a hole saw or jig
saw. Apply tape to the laminate face to avoid
scratching. Care taken at this step will ensure a
neat, professional installation.
C
L
ILLUSTRATION
”A”
Drain
Hot
Cold
4”
18”
4”
16”
Floor
SAVANNAH
4. Secure 2 x 4 studs (cleats), one to the floor and
one to the wall with suitable fasteners. Position
the lower cabinet over plumbing stubs and cleats.
Secure the lower cabinet to both the floor and
wall. Use fasteners (obtain locally) suitable for
your wall and floor construction.
WARNING: The cabinet may not support the weight
of the bowl and load if it is not permanently secured
to both the wall and the floor. Personal injury could
result if the cabinet pulls away from the wall.
WARNING: Once the shipping cleats have been
removed from the lower cabinet, it is unstable and
must be supported. Damage to the cabinet or
personal injury may result if the cabinet falls.
2. To remove the skid and shipping cleats from the
lower cabinets, remove the screws attaching the
cleats to the inside of the end panels.
5. If bulkhead units are ganged together, both the
upper and lower end panels of adjoining units
must be secured together with suitable fasteners.
The bulkhead is now ready for bowl installation
and final plumbing.
3. Locate and cut holes for the plumbing waste
Belvedere USA Corporation
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A Wholly Owned Subsidiary of Wella Corporation
One Belvedere Boulevard, Belvidere, Illinois 61008
Printed in U.S.A. 4000749 Rev. 1-01
BULKHEAD PLUMBING LAYOUTS
1660QB COSMOS
SL61-42QC LTD.
453/4
137/16
42
123/4
319/16
Bowl centerline
to Bowl centerline
of adjacent Bulkheads
SL61-48QB LTD.
45”
291/4
Bowl centerline
to Bowl centerline
of adjacent Bulkheads
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48
153/4
42”
321/4
Bowl centerline
to Bowl centerline
of adjacent Bulkheads
48”
0460-40QC MODULAR
SV60-42QC SAVANNAH
40
123/4
42
123/4
271/4
Bowl centerline
to Bowl centerline
of adjacent Bulkheads
SV60-48QC SAVANNAH
40”
291/4
Bowl centerline
to Bowl centerline
of adjacent Bulkheads
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48
153/4
42”
321/4
Bowl centerline
to Bowl centerline
of adjacent Bulkheads
48”
CABINET INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
! CAUTION !
Damage or personal injury may result if you do not use proper fasteners for your wall construction.
To determine the type of fastener to purchase when installing cabinets or mirror clips, use the following
information.
Because wall constructions vary, Belvedere USA Corporation does not provide wall anchors for installation.
Be sure that you select suitable fasteners appropriate to your particular wall construction. If your wall
construction is different from the following types, consult a contractor for recommended suitable fasteners.
CONCRETE WALL:
Recommend using expansion anchors. Size to be determined
by interior wall structure and weight of unit.
GYPSUM WALL:
Recommend using expansion anchors or toggle bolts. Size to be
determined by interior wall structure and weight of unit.
Gypsum does not have sufficient strength to support a cabinet.
Cabinets must be secured to the interior wall structure.
WOOD WALL OR CABINET:
Recommend using wood screws. Size to be determined by interior
wall structure or cabinet panel and weight of unit.
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