General Hardware Fittings 1‐2Unit Installation 3‐4Worktops 5Basin Fitting 6Deluxe Mirror & Glass  Shelf Panel 7Floorstanding WC Unit With Frame 8Standard Bath Panel 9Deluxe Bath Panel 10‐11Storage Bath Panel 12‐13Offset Storage Bath Panel 14‐15Corner Post 16Curvature Framing Panels 17Curvature Wall Framing Panels 18Traditional Framing Panels 19Curved Plinth ‐ D Line 20‐21Curved Plinth ‐ S Line 22Curved Plinth ‐ Curved End Unit 23Curved Plinth ‐ Curved Corner Unit 24Curved Plinth ‐ Curved Corner Unit ‐ Unequal 25Back To The Wall Toilet Seat 26Diversity Toilet Seat 27Intermediate LED Strip Light Panel 28

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Montrose Furniture Ltd assumes that all product installation will be carried out by an experienced and competent installer.Failure to do so will result in the invalidation of Montrose's guarantee.

Please note units that have a loose carcass shelf are supplied with the shelf attached to the rear of the unit. Ensure that thisis removed prior to installation. It is also advisable to remove all doors and fascias before fitting is carried out in order to avoid

any unnecessary damage to the product.

All products should be checked before they are fitted. Do not attempt to fit any product that is defective, you should contact yoursupplier immediately.

Take care when lifting heavy products, always follow health and safety guidelines.

Thank you for choosing to install Montrose Bathroom Furniture.Please read these instructions carefully before carrying out any work.

Revised 23.06.14

IEC

Fittings Assembly Guide

007150

Hinge for WoodenDoors

C B

A

Locate hinge to cover plate,

by ensuring that the hooks

of the hinge are around the

pins of the hinge plate.

Hinge for Mirrored Doors

The Mirrored Door requires 3 components to fix the Mirror to the

Carcass:

• Glass mounting plates (Fitted to Glass)

• Hinge

• Hinge mounting plate (Fitted to Carcass)

The glass mounting plates are affixed

to the inside of the mirror.

Hinges are supplied with one or two

(depending on size of the door) soft

close attachments.

The Hinge mounting plate is fixed to

the inside of the handed end panel.

To fix hinge to glass

plate, insure that the bar

(A) shown here on the

underside of the body of

the hinge locates to the

housing (B) on the glass

plate. If hinge is in the

closed position, bar (A)

will be to the outer

extremity directly under

the arm of the hinge.

Once bar (A) is located,

rock hinge back on to the

plate until clip (C) locks in

place. Do this to all

hinges.

Then to fix the door in

place locate bar (D) of

the hinge to housing (E)

of the mounting plate

pulling the arm of the

hinge towards the plate

until the clip (F) at the

front of the arm locks

(F)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E) (G)

(A)

Work Top Fixing Bolt

Bolt is located to the underside of the

work top (in housing as above).

Tighten nut until work tops

are secure.

The door can be adjusted in

three directions:

A – Moves the door in & out,

to throw the door forward

from the front face of the

end panels.

B – Moves the door up &

down

C – Moves the door from left

to right, to close gaps

between doors.

NB. These instructions are

based on facing a closed

door.

Finally, locate and push fix

cover plate in position.

Glass Shelf Support

Shelf support

Assembled

Leg

Leg Holder

Adjustable Legs

Push leg holder into pre-

drilled hole to underside of

unit ensuring that the

flanges are to the inside of

the unit, push assembled leg

into leg holder. Screw fix. Knock shelf supports into holes in

ends at required positions. Slide

glass into position, tighten with cam.

Shelf support

Shelf Support

Insert shelf supports into

holes in ends at required

positions. Rest shelf in place.

1

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IEC

Fittings Assembly Guide

007150

5555

2

1

Snap wall plates in two. Fix wall plates to

the wall at required height and positions.

Setting the bottom edge of the wall plate

55mm down from the top of the unit will

allow for an adjustment of 10mm up and

10mm down.

Wall Hanger

Wall Bracket

Mount to the wall, unit can now be adjusted “up or down” and “on or

off” by adjusting the wall hangers with a screwdriver through the access

panel as shown above.

Turn screw “1” clockwise to move unit “onto” wall anti-clockwise to

move unit “off” the wall turn screw ”2” clockwise to move the unit “up”

anti-clockwise to move the unit “down”. Conceal the access holes with

chrome cover caps supplied.

74

A

B

Hang unit on wall plates at distance shown. Unit can be adjusted “up or

down” and “on or off” by adjusting the wall hangers with a screwdriver.

Turn screw “A” clockwise to move unit “onto” wall anti-clockwise to

move unit “off” the wall turn screw ”B” clockwise to move the unit “up”

anti-clockwise to move the unit “down”.

Wall Hanging Assembly (200kg per pair)

Installing Drawers Removing Drawers

Fully extend the drawer runners no.1 Lay the

drawer onto the runners no.2 Push the drawer in

fully no.3

Pull the drawer out fully no.1 and then lift the

drawer up at the front no.2, please note that

some resistance will be felt.

Drawer Front Removal

Vertical Adjustment

Horizontal Adjustment

1

2

32

1

This is rotational

adjustment and will

return on itself once

the limit is reached.

Please note that when

replacing the front these

clips can engage without

picking up the front clip. If

this occurs ensure the clips

are both pulled forward

before trying again.

Mirror Door Handle Handle is to be fitted to the

mirrored door with care. Ensure

that the clear sleeve is located

as shown, and bolt is not over

tightened into the handle

Panel Connectors“Push On” “Drop On”

Locate front panel to unit by

locating hooks onto pegs.

Locate panel to unit by pushing

fastener onto hooks.

Wall Hanging Assembly(130kg per pair)

2

Issued:

11/04/14016727

To position the wall plates in the correctlocations, a line should be drawn alongthe wall where the top of the unit will sitwhen installed (see diagram on left).

The bottom of the wall plate shouldthen be placed at either 55mm or 74mmdown from the line (depending on thetype of wall plate used. See fig's 1 &2).

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fig 1

fig 2

Top Panel

Carcass

Top Panel

Carcass

3

Issued:

11/06/14

016728

When units have been fitted intoplace, pulled plumb to the walland levelled using the wall hangeradjustment (refer to FittingsAssembly Guide Page) they can thenbe joined together. This is done bydrilling & screwing through theadjacent end panel using either thecupboard connector bolts providedor your own screws.

It is recommended that the fixingsare made less obvious by drillingbehind or in front of hinges & behindloose shelves.

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When fitting Modular Space or Gelcastunits without legs, we suggest thatadditional fixing methods are used tohelp support the unit worktop &sanitaryware. Units that have backsupport rails can be additionally securedby drilling directly into the wall throughthis back rail, using the appropriatefixings.

For Modular units that have a backpanel, it is advised that additionalbattening is used underneath the unitto assist in supporting it.

softwoodbatten

additionalwall

fixings

4

Issued:

11/06/14

016725

When fitting Corian, Vinyl Wrapped and Laminate worktops, placeworktop in desired location and carry out any wall scribing that maybe required using a compass (fig 1). (Please note any reduction inthe overall depth of worktop will reduce the minimum recommendedoverhang & may affect your product's warranty).

All Montrose worktops can be cut using a good circular saw, jigsawblade or router.

It is recommended that any raw edges are sealed with a silicone sealeror PVA before being placed against the wall.

The worktop can then be screwed to the units by drilling through theunderside of the unit top panel into the worktop substrate with theappropriate length screws (fig 2).

NB. It is recommended to leave a 5mm overhang to the front and onexposed ends

If fitting a worktop over a Basin unit, fit the supplied worktop fixing boltsinto pre-dilled holes and screw up into the worktop (fig 2). The worktopcan also be secured to the WH facia by using the worktop support fixingssupplied with your Basin Unit.

Please note that when fixing a Corian worktop, do not screw deeperthan 10mm into the substrate of the worktop.

Once the worktop is fitted, run a bead of silicone along the join of theworktop and the wall.

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Neostone Worktops

Corian, Vinyl Wrapped & Laminate

For Neostone worktops, carry out any scribing as above usingstandard wood working tools (circular saw, jigaw or router).

To fit the worktop, simply run beads of silicone along the topof the units (fig 3). The worktop can then be lowered into place,clamping it into position on the units as the silicone sets (fig 4).

NB. It is recommended to leave a 5mm overhang to the front andon exposed ends

Once the worktop is fitted, run a bead of silicone along the join ofthe worktop and the wall.

fig 1

fig 2

fig 3

clampfig 4

5

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11/06/14

016726

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All Montrose semi recessed and countertop basins are supplied witha template for cutting out the worktop. If you have purchased aMontrose semi-recessed basin, the facia will be pre-cut toaccommodate it. If you are cutting out the facia to accommodateyour own semi recessed basin, the exposed raw material this willleave should be sealed with a silicone sealer or waterproof PVA toprevent water ingress.

Place the worktop in the desired position on top of the unit. Lay thetemplate on the worktop in the required position and draw aroundit. Remove the worktop from the unit and cut along the outline usinga portable router or jigsaw. For a semi- recessed basin, always make2 cuts - cutting into the front edge profile until you are half wayround, then repeat from the other side, again cutting into the profileedge. For a countertop basin cut out, drill the starting point hole androuter or jigsaw along the outline.

For the basin to sit closely against the front facia, notches must bemade at the edges of the cut out.

In order to do this, the basin should be put into place and a pencilline drawn to mark where the vertical front edges of the basin sit.

N.B. It is recommended that masking tape is put over the frontcorners here before the line is drawn so as to avoid any chippingwhen cutting out.

mark

mark

Using a router, jigsaw or fine hand saw, cut the notch out on eachside. You will need to cut back into the worktop by the distance ofthe worktop overhang from the fronts (this would normally be 5mmbut is to a degree dependant on the installation).

If cutting into a Corian, Vinyl Wrapped or laminate worktop the rawmaterial should be sealed using a silicone sealer or waterproof PVA.

Once the worktop has been fitted into place you can now fit thebasin. It is recommended that dabs of silicone are put aroundthe edge of the worktop cut out to help hold the basin in place.

The basin should then be silicone sealed to the worktop to preventany water ingress. The basin will need to be supported/held inposition (taped or weighted) until the silicone has cured.

silicone

6

100 100

40

The mirror backboard is hung on the wallon projecting screw heads using theplastic mirror fasteners supplied alreadyfitted in the rear face of the panel.

The positioning of the wall screws areshown on the right.

Once the Deluxe Mirror is hung it is advisable to addadditional support to the backboard by screwing straightthrough the panel into the wall via the two centre holes.If your model comes with a glass shelf the brackets canalso be fitted at this time.

The shelf should be securedvia the nylon screw on theunderside of each shelf bracket.

If the unit is to be fitted with a Deva light ensurethis is fitted to the assembly before it is hung onthe backboard. Dependent on model of mirror,it may be required to drill 2 x 4 dia holes to attachlight. Spacers may also be required, as shown above.

The mirror assembly is hungon the backboard via thetwo key slots on the aluminiumextrusions engaging thetwo screws already fitted.

Deluxe Mirror with Backboard (WMD) & Glass Shelf Panel (GS)Assembly Guide

Locate brackets to the back boardusing pilot holes, fix using screwsprovided

Locate glass to brackets,ensure that it is centralisedto the position of the back board

Rear face of mirror backboard

Locate LED Driver on backboard andscrew into position

For a GS Panelit is advisable thatthe centre hole of the bracketis used to afix the back panel to the wall.

Deluxe Mirror with Backboard

240vconnection

Deva LEDconnection

Glass Shelf Panel

Issued:

14/12/12

008748

7

Place cabinet in desired location. Drawaround the internal profile of thecarcass. Remove middle brace fromunit, using a flat head screw-driver torelease the cams.

Remove unit leaving brace in place. Fixwall mounting plates as shown.(116mm from internal top line).

Centralise frame, bringing front faceso that it will sit flush to the front faceof carcass (290 or 200). The f loor underthe frame feet must be suitably weightbearing i.e over a joist or fitted withnoggins. Fix to floor & wall. The 290 Unitwill need extension bolts, as shown. Wallmountings to be fitted as suggested above.

Carcass will drop overthe frame onto the wallbrackets. Slide braceinto position behind thecistern, fix to cam bolts- a long length screwdriver will be requiredfor smaller width units.Front panels to beapplied, l ower panel on'drop on' Keku clips, toppanel on 'push on' Kekuclips. Fit flush button.Attach bolts for pan toframe through lower frontpanel. Fit Pan.

Assemble bracketry as shown.290 deep unit require extensionkit 'B'.Once adjusted to the specifiedlength, tighten lock nut 'A'against rear face of frame.

Issued:

09/01/09

006799

8

244

530Std

Height

396530Std

Height

Flat TopBath Panel

244

396

Sealant

Issued:

17/05/12

012825

9

Measure height 'X' from floor to underside of bath rim(530mm being standard)

Set backpanel torequiredbath height( Measureup to theshoulder ofthe panelnot the thetongue)

Cut and fixplinth sealto bottomedge.

If also using a Deluxe end panel; pre fitcam & cam bolts on the inside back panelfaces of the appropriate corner

To position the Bath panel - Slide tongue of rebatedtop or top edge of Flat Top under lip of bath, then pushto vertical.

Acrylic bathwith rebated top

Cast iron bathwith flat top

Sealant

From behind; secure back panel to floor or wall with theplastic blocks supplied. Using a flat bladed screwdriver,locate the metal slot in the cams and tighten.

Locate keku clips on rearof front panel then....

....push down on front panelto lock into place on back

Bath seal

Issued:

27/06/08

006587.1

10

The installation procedure for the Offset BathPanel is similar to that given for the Deluxe Bathpanel overleaf except; The back panels are nowhanded. - The illustration Fig 1 shows a lefthanded side back panel together with a righthanded end back panel.

Each Offset Bath Panel assembly comes with an18mm infill panel to facillitate the clearance withany adjacent opening units.

Cut the infill panel to the same height as theadjacent carcasing.

Position infill panel on the Bath Panel backboard at position ('Y') as shown in fig 3 - 'Y' beingthe plinth height - and secure with 30mm screws

The adjacent cabinet can then be screwed directlyonto the infill panel as shown in fig 4

Use the same procedure if you are using an offsetend panel.

Remember to allow for the infill panel whencalculating your worktop length.

When placing a CA or CU unit next to the bath tryto ensure that the doors are hinged away from it,otherwise the door may clash.

If fitting a WC unit next to a bath, an infill panel willnot be required.

Issued:

27/06/08

006587.2

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This product comes in 2 packages, the lose components on the top left and the assembled frame and door panel (fig 1), the number of baskets may vary related to the size of panel. Below is the overview of the assembled product as viewed  internally (fig 2).  

• Adjust bath to suit overall panel height, see fig 7 page 2. • Lift  assemble frame and door panel into place underneath the bath. • Screw fix KD Blocks (A) to walls/units and floor. (fig 2 & 3) 

A

A

A

A

fig 3

• Screw  mini  fix  dowel  bolts  to  inside  of  theframe. 

• Slide  internal end returns,  into place over theblots. Cam’s should  then  be  tightened  to  fix end returns  in to place (fig 5). 

 

fig 1

fig 2

fig 4 fig 5

Mini fix dowel bolts

Internal end returns Assembled Frame and Door Panel

Baskets

Page 1

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22/07/11011556

12

Afig 6

fig 8

• Screw fix KD block (A), screw fix basketry into place (fig 6). Please note that pip holes are a guide position and suitable for the scenarioshown in fig 7. If they are to be used they willneed to be opened up to 2.5mm and drilled deeper. Height & position of baskets may need to be adapted to suit bath legs. It is the responsibility of installer in these instances toposition them correctly. (fig 6 & 7).

• Screw fix ends of the stays in place to support internal door panel. (fig 8).

Fig 9 shows a perspective view of a bath using both the storage panel and the corresponding end panel. The end panel will need to be connected to the storage panel before the return ends, baskets and stays are fitted.

fig 9

fig 10 fig 11

A

• Remove KD block (A) & screw fit cam bolt’s (fig 10)

• Tighten Cam with a Flat head screw driver (fig 11)

• Fix end returns, baskets and stays in place as shown on page 1 and above.

527.073

fig 7 - Shows a 700mm wide Bath, that has legs with a width of 455mm.

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95 17.243

171

5.74779

3.353

Position of BathPanel is dependant

upon design of bath.

Detailed ViewShowing underside of bath &rebated top edge of storagebath panel.

Issued:

22/07/11

011556

13

This product  comes  in  2 packages,  the lose components on the top  left and the assembled frame and  door panel  (fig 1), number of baskets may vary related to the size of panel. Below  is the overview of the assembled product  as viewed  internally (fig 2).  

• Adjust  bath  to  suit  overall panel height. See fig 7 page 2. • Lift   assemble frame and door panel  into place underneath the bath. • Screw fix KD Blocks (A) to  walls/units and  floor. (fig 2 & 3) 

A

A

AA

fig 3

• Insert  mini  fix  dowel   bolts  to  inside  of  theframe.  Slide  internal   end   returns,  into  placeover the dowels (fig 4). 

• Cam  housings  are  then  tightened  to  fix  end returns in to place (fig 5). 

 

fig 1

fig 2

fig 4 fig 5

Assembled Frame and Door Panel

Page 1

Mini fix dowel bolts

Internal end returns

Baskets

Issued:

25/08/11011838

14

AImage 6

fig 8

• Screw fix KD block (A), screw fix basketry into place. Please note that pip holes are our guided position and suitable for the scenario shown in fig7. If they are to be used they will need to be opened up to 2.5mm and drilled deeper. Height & position of basket may need to be adapted to suit bath legs. It is the responsibility of installer in these instances to position them correctly. (fig 6& 7).

• Screw fix ends of the stays in place to support internal door panel. (fig 8).

Fig 9 shows a perspective view of a bath using both the storage panel and the corresponding end panel. The end panel will need to be connected to the storage panel before the return ends, baskets and stays are fitted.The off‐set storage panel comes with a 22 mm infill panel. This will need to be secured to bath panel before the return of furniture is fitted. Please note: The Inf ill panel may be held off from the bath panel due to its position under the bath (fig 7); this gap will need to be filled with silicone.

fig 9

fig 10 fig 11

A

• Remove KD block (A) & screw fit cam bolt’s (fig 10)

• Tighten Cam with a Flat head screw driver (fig 11)

• Fix end returns, baskets and stays in place as shown on page 1 and above.

530

fig 7 ‐ Shows a 700mm wide Bath, that has legs with a width of 455mm.

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95 18

171

6

3.5

Position of BathPanel is dependant

upon design of bath.

Detailed veiwshowing hiddenline.

Issued:

25/08/11011838

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Issued:

11/06/2014

016350

Corner Posts enable furniture tobe returned in a run at 90°. Theyare supplied with a 108mm widesection and two smaller sectionsat 25mm and 35mm.

The 108mm section can be movedleft or right to set the furniture run inthe desired location. Remember toensure that there is sufficient spacefor handles on the returned units.

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Once the units are in the desired locations, the corner posts can be securedin place by drilling & screwing through the end panels of the adjacent units.Aternatively, KD blocks may be fitted to the concealed ends of the units thecorner post is being fixed to & screwed through to secure into position.

Plan View

Unit Height

Product Code

(mm)

584 CP58728 CP72828 CP82

1064 CP101670 CP16

Plan View

KDblock

KDblock

16

30 30

220310420570

45 45

220310420570

Plan View

Plan View Drill pilot hole throughend panel, locate framingpanel and screw through endto secure in place

Screw throughends to securefiller panel

Drill pilot holethrough end panel,locate framing paneland screw through endto secure in place

When fitting to a unit with doors, front screw holescan be drilled as close to or under hinges in orderto conceal.

Where panels go to the floor, It isrecommended to silicone sealthe the base of the framing panel

Where panels go to the floor, It isrecommended to silicone sealthe the base of the framing panel

Issued:

12/06/14014932

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Issued:

16/10/2013015961

Unit Unit Height (mm)

Thickness

C30W F79 728 30C30W F64 584 30

Unit W idth (mm)

C10WRF 1050 30C12WRF 1250 30C15WRF 1550 30C18WRF 1850 30C20WRF 2050 30

1

75

31

1

75 311

1

220

Fig.1

This  combination  of end panels  and  rails  is designed  to give  the wall unit(s)  a  fully  framed curved panellook. We supply a curved end panel  that is profiled on 3 edges, with a rail(s) that  is cut to length to create thehorizontal parts of the installation. The Ends are only available at 220mm deep so will sit flush with the doors on a Space saver depth wall unit.The Rails should sit 1mm back from the front, top and bottom edges of the end (Fig.2). If  the  installation  requires  a  flush  front  edge  to a mirror unit or our  Slimline  range,  it’s at  the  installersobligation to reduce the depth of the ends. 

The  components  can  simply  be  screwfixed in place. The Ends  1st  require  the  distances from top and bottom faces to be  equal. Suggested  fixing  location  for  the ends  isunderneath  or  just  in  front of  the hingeplates (Fig.3). The  bottom  rail  can  be  screw  fixed through the base of  the unit (Fig.4), or  ifa  hidden  fixing  method  is  desired  gluefixed. The  top  rail  can  be  screw  fixed  thoughthe top face o the rail (Fig.5) 

Fig.3 Fig.4 Fig.5

Fig.2

Shown in an exploded view

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Issued:

31/10/13

016003

Host units are supplied with legs butthese may be removed if desired as theTraditional Framing Panels and wallhangers will provide support for the unit

Seen End & Intermediate panels will needto have magnetic catch and support pegsinserted, as per Fig.3

Seen Ends are screw fixed into place throughthe end panel of the unit they are being attachedto (Fig.1).

Top edge of Traditional Framing Panelshould be level with the top edge of the unit &should protrude from the front of the carcass by20mm to keep in line with the fronts (see Fig.2)

Seen end(TRF82SE) Seen end

(TRF82SE)

Fixing locations on doored units should be in a concealed location i.e underneath orin front of the hinge plates and at the rear of the unit underneath shelving. Drawerunits can be fixed underneath the drawer runners

If installing a run of furniture, Intermediate Panels are used betweeneach unit. These should be screwed fixed in place the same way as the SeenEnds. The Intermediate Panel is drilled on both sides to accommodate the nextplinth assembly. When finishing the run of furniture, an additional Seen Endshould be fixed to the end unit. Plinth sections can then be pushed into place

Metal disc

Magneticcatch

Pegs toprevent

plinthfrom

moving

Once the units and Traditional Framing panels are fully assembledand installed, it is recommended that the base of the panels andplinths be silicone sealed to the floor to prevent water damage

Silicone

Silicone Silicone

Fig.1Rear view of plinth sectionFig.3

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Push plinth sections into place. These are heldon by a magnetic catch (Fig.3), allowing for easyremoval should access be required

Fig.2

Intermediatepanel(TRF82IP)

Seen end(TRF82SE)

Seen end(TRF82SE)

Panels are fitted with nylon feet in thetop and bottom edges. These shouldbe removed from the top edge onlyprior to installation

Nylonfeet

19

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20mm joining strip.This should be siliconedto seal plinth join

Silicone

Silicone

Silicone

25 approx.25 approx.

25

4525 20mmJoining strip20mm

Joining strip

D line (PLPCD60) with CEUP30/25S Installation

D line (PLPCD60) Inline Installation

Silicone Plinth seal. Cut to butt upto edge of D Line plinth section

Plinth seal. Cut tobutt up to edge ofD line plinth section

2525

25

Locate D lineplinth sectionand secure byscrewing throughback of straightplinth

When used in this situation,the inline D line plinth canbe used with the pre-supplied600mm length of plinth

When using the inline D line plinthin a longer run of straight furniture, the"D" section can be attached to a longer run ofstraight plinth. This should be purchased as a seperate item

N.B. There is no plinth seal available for curved plinths, thereforeit is recommended the base of the plinth is silicone sealed to the floor

20

D line Plinth - Free Standing (PLPCD60(S)F) Installation

D line Plinth - Freestanding with LH / RH Inline Installation

Approx. 41mmfrom edge of

carcass

Approx. 41mmfrom edge of

carcass

25 from frontof carcass

Silicone

Silicone Silicone

Plinth Seal. Cut to buttup to edge of D line plinth

Approx. 41mmfrom edge of

carcass

Approx. 41mmfrom edge of

carcass

25 from frontof carcass

25

The Free Standing D line plinth enables the cabinet to be installed without legs. The unit can be levelled using the wall hangers.The plinth can also be levelled by using your own wedges before silicone sealing it.

N.B. There is no plinth seal available for curved plinths, thereforeit is recommended the base of the plinth is silicone dealed to the floor

The Free Standing D line plinth enables the cabinet to be installed without legs. The unit can be levelled using the wall hangers.The plinth can also be levelled by using your own wedges before silicone sealing it

Issued:06/03/13014569

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S line Plinth - Inline Installation

S line Plinth - Freestanding Installation

Silicone

Plinth Seal. Cut to buttup to edge of joining strip

25 25

25approx

20mmjoiningstrip

50mm haunchenables plinth to be scribedto wall as required

20mm joining strip.This should be siliconedto seal plinth join

25

25approx

50mm haunchenables plinth to be scribedto wall as required

265

SiliconeSilicone

N.B. There is no plinth seal available for curved plinths, thereforeit is recommended the base of the plinth is silcone sealed to the floor

The S line plinth enables the cabinet to be installed without legs.The unit can be levelled using the wall hangers. The plinth canalso be levelled, by using your own wedges, before silicone sealing it

For inline versions,sufficient straightplinth must alsobe purchased asa seperate item

The Freestanding S line Plinth includes a section of plinth return

Issued:

06/03/13014571

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PLPCE30 (CEUL/RP30S) Inline Plinth Installation

PLPCE25S (CEUL/RP25S) Inline Plinth Installation Guide

Silicone

Plinth Seal. Cut tobutt up to edgeof joining strip

20mm joining strip (optional).This should be siliconedto seal plinth join

Silicone20mm joining strip (optional).This should besiliconed to sealplinth join

Plinth Seal. Cut tobutt up to edge ofjoining strip

25 25

25

20mmjoining

strip

290

200

25 2520mmjoining

strip

25approx

N.B. There is no plinth seal available for curved plinths, thereforeit is recommended the base of the plinth is silcone sealed to the floor

The Curved End Unit plinth enables the cabinetto be installed without legs. The unit can belevelled using the wall hangers. The plinth canalso be levelled by using your own wedges beforesilicone sealing it

For inline versions,sufficient straightplinth must also bepurchased as aseperate item

Installation of the PLPCE25S inline Plinthis the same as above

Issued:

06/03/13014570

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CAC(P) - Curved Corner Unit Plinth (PLPCC60F) - Installation

Silicone

Plinth Seal.Cut to buttup to edgeof curved plinth

Silicone

N.B. There is no plinth seal available forcurved plinths, therefore it is recommendedthe base of the plinth is silcone sealed to the floor

The Curved Corner Unit plinth can be used on afreestanding unit or in a run.

The plinth can be levelled, if required, by using yourown wedges before silicone sealing it.

The installation of the CAC(P)-S plinth is the same as above

Plinth Seal.Cut to buttup to edge ofcurved plinth

602carcase

602 carcase

CAC

290

290

25

25

557

557

25

Return plinths can bebutted up to curved plinth& sealed

CAC(P)S - Curved Corner Unit Plinth - Space Saver Depth Plinth (PLPCC51F) - Installation

512carcase

512 carcase

CAC-S

200

200

25

25

467

467

25

Return plinths can bebutted up to curved plinth& sealed

Plinth Seal.Cut to buttup to edgeof curved plinth

Plinth Seal.Cut to buttup to edge ofcurved plinth

Issued:

02/01/14016166

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CAC(L)(R)(P) - Curved Corner Unit - Unequal Ends Plinth (PLPCCU60F) - Installation

Silicone

Plinth Seal.Cut to buttup to edgeof curved plinth

N.B. There is no plinth seal available forcurved plinths, therefore it is recommendedthe base of the plinth is silcone sealed to the floor

The unequal Curved Corner Unit plinth can be usedon a freestanding unit or in a run.

The plinth can be levelled, if required, by using your ownwedges before silicone sealing it

Plinth Seal.Cut to buttup to edge ofcurved plinth

512carcase

602 carcase

CACL

200

290

25

25

25

Return plinths can bebutted up to curved plinth& sealed

467

557

512carcase

602 carcase

CACR

200

290

25

25

25

Return plinths can bebutted up to curved plinth

& sealed

467

557

Issued:

02/01/14016167

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Issued:25/11/13

1. Expansion Bolt2. Rubber Washer3. Hinge Spigot4. Slotted Metal Washer5. Screw6. Hinge Cover Plates7. Toilet Seat

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1. Position the hinge assembly as shown left but do notfit the Hinge Cover Plates (6) at this stage

2. Ensure Hinge Spigots (3) are aligned with the holeson the underside of the toilet seat

3. Tighten Screws (5) until there is no more movement

Place Hinge Cover Plates (6) over Hinge Spigots (3) Place toilet seat onto hinges (3) until the push buttons click into place,locking the seat to the hinges.

To remove the seat from the WC pan, simply push the buttons inwardsand lift off the hinges

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Parts Guide

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1. Expansion Bolt2. Rubber Washer3. Hinge Spigot4. Screw5. Hinge Cover Plates6. Toilet Seat

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5

6

1. Position the hinge assembly as shown left but do notfit the Hinge Cover Plates (5) at this stage

2. Ensure Hinge Spigots (3) are aligned with the holeson the underside of the toilet seat

3. Tighten Screws (4) until there is no more movement

Place Hinge Cover Plates (5) over Hinge Spigots (3) Place toilet seat onto hinges (3) until the push buttons click into place,locking the seat to the hinges.

To remove the seat from the WC pan, simply push the buttons inwardsand lift off the hinges

Parts Guide

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Issued:

12.01.13015627

The ILED is set to be the same height as the unit end panels. The Carcass part should sit flush to the front edge of the unit carcass, causing the diffuser to sit just back from the front face of the unit front. Unless used with anopen unit, in which case the entire assembly should sit flush to the unit. The panel should be secured in place. If panel  is required  to be  removed  the supplied M4 cupboard connectorbolts may be used or the panel can simply be screw fixed as shown above. Each ILED comes with a 2M length lead. There  is  a  standard  driver  and  one  that  comes  with  a  remote  control.  Please  refer  to  the  manufactures instructions with  regards  to syncing  the  remote  to  the  receiver, multiple  receivers may be operated  from asingle remote. In case a remote needs to be re‐synchronised to the receiver, the receiver needs to be in an accessible location.The Driver  that  is used  for these  lights  is 15 Watt and capable of running 6 plugs so long as  the draw doesn’t exceed 15w, which for  the ILED’s is 5W/per M. The driver  is fed by a 240V mains and with an  IP20  rating so must be  located in  the OUTSIDE ZONE, this may require an extension to be fitted between the Driver and Receiver/Multi‐plug (images below). Please note “The maximum  length  of  the  output  cable  to  the  LED  lamps  should  not  exceed  8m  in  order  to  meet  the  EMCstandard” (please see manufacturer’s Instruction). 

Installation shows the 3 different requirements for this product

WALL

SeenEnd

End panel/InfilInfil

To Driver

600m

m

600m

m

600m

m

600m

m

Radi

us 6

00m

m

ZONE 0

ZONE 1

ZONE 2

OUTSIDEZONE

ZON

E 1

ZON

E 1

ZONE 1

ZON

E 2

ZON

E 2

ZON

E 2

2250

mm ZO

NE 

2

ZONE 0

ZON

E 2

ZONE 0

UnitHeight (mm)

Length of Tape (mm)

W atts required

Max Per Driver

ILED58 584 600 2.88 5ILED72 728 750 3.6 4ILED10 1064 1100 5.28 3

15 Watt Driver Remote and Receiver AMP Multi‐plug

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