Make a wall opening 300 mm wide and at least 70 mm deep.

Mark the installation height and position of the body.

Cut the height adjustment piece and discard the excess.

Mark and fix the position of the base plates.

Place the built-in body into the wall opening.

Position the siphon at the correct angle to fit the piping.

Remove the protective cover and perform a water test to check for leaks.

After confirming there is no leakage, reattach the protective cover to the body.

Pour the screed and create a 1–2% slope.

Use suitable adhesive for the waterproofing textile.

Remove the protective cover and open the waterproofing textile.

Adhere the waterproofing textile to the wall with a suitable tool.

Apply complete waterproofing of the wet area, either with liquid coating or textile membrane.

If cutting the body is necessary, pull the sealing gaskets toward the center and measure the cutting length.

After cutting, return the gasket to its initial position (don’t forget to subtract the gasket distance from the rear hanger allowance).

Apply the tile adhesive.

Place and adjust the leveling wedges.

Start laying the tiles carefully, considering the leveling wedges.

Install the hair trap and hang the cover into position.

Do not rip of protective cover film until the whole application finished. Carry out the procecces through our company user guide. The product should be checked if there any damage before the installation. No responsibility accepted after the montage.

Do not contact bleach or liquids, acid, hydrochloric acid and chemical to clean ceramics that contain chlorine to the tiles long time because they cause blot. In case of any contact, with these materials wash the surfaces with plenty of water.

If any problems appear after the installation process, responsibility of our company is only assure its stainless steel is 304 quality. Installation areas where needs chemical resistance such as sea, pool areas, we suggest that 316 quality stainless steel. Stainless steel drains are made of 304 stainless steel. This material is non-porous, hygienic, rust-free and extremely durable.

We recommend a mind soap and a soft cloth for cleaning stainless and ofter surfaces. DO NOT use any abrasive cleaners, scrub pads or allow household cleaning agents, such as bleach, to sit on the drain cover for a long period of time.

Stainless steel does not rust. External factors, such as contamination from other highly ferrous metals, built up road salt, sea salt, or chlorine may have caused ”surface” rust. Follow proper maintenance procedures to prevent excessive surface rust. In areas of frequent exposure to salt, chlorine, and other chemical compounds, maintenance of the stainless surface should be performed at least 2-3 times per year.