American Bath Factory Medici showers NEO ANGLE User manual

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ABF Neo Basic Hinged Install Guide Rev J
NEO ANGLE
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Neo Angle Shower System Installation Guide for Basic & Hinged Packages
Congratulations on the purchase of your new shower package. This guide will give you
the instructions on the installation of your new shower.
Medici showers are ideal for an experienced "DIYer". Please read through this entire installation guide
before beginning your installation. If you feel you can not confidently install this shower by yourself hire a
licensed contractor, handyman, or professional installer that can do it for you. Installation time may vary
depending on your experience, complexity of shower, and "Pre-Install Prep Work" which may include:
plumbing and/or drain relocation, bathroom demolition, and squaring up studs and floor.
Watch our Installation and Product Videos on americanbathfactory.com/pages/videos
Prior to demolition, scheduling your installer, or building your shower, double check that you have all the
parts from the factory. Some applications may require a licensed plumber or contractor. Do not use
any product spec sheets to begin installation before receiving product. These spec sheets are for
reference only. Use actual product measurements only. The diagrams throughout this guide illustrate a
42" x 42" shower with a hinged door. Depending on the size of the shower purchased, actual parts may
vary in size and look from the diagrams shown.
Our goal is to help you achieve a quick and successful shower installation.

1
This shower system is designed to be installed on a level, bare floor. It is necessary for any existing shower to be
completely removed. Tear out and remove all old material to expose the 2 x 4 wall studs. Clean up the shower
area, removing all dust and old material from the area.
Cold Weather Warning: We recommend not installing your shower below the temperature of 70°F. The shower will
be fine in cold weather after installation, but during installation bending and handling shower components in
cold weather can cause breakage. Frigid conditions can make some shower components brittle and susceptible
to cracking during rough installation handling.
2DRY-FITTING THE PAN TIME
½ to 1 HR
½" cement
board
2 x 4 stud
metal flange
diagram 1
floor of pan
silicone bead
It is easier to check alignment of studs and pan without the drain
installed into the pan.
Place the pan in the planned position. Check to see that the
spacing between the metal pan flange and 2 x 4 studs are flush.
Some shimming or sanding of the 2 x 4 studs may be required to
flush the studs with the metal pan flange. When screwing in the
½" cement board the metal flange will pull fast to the studs, and
will secure the pan in place. (dia. 1)
PRE-INSTALLATION TEAR DOWN TIME
8-16 HRS
1
INSIDE
NOTE: Due to some rough handling during shipping, water
test pan before installation to check for any issues.
PRE-INSTALLATION TEAR DOWN TIME
8-16 HRS
1
OPTIONAL SHAMPOO SHELF INSTALLATION TIME
1/2 - 1 HR
4. On the 2 tiles the Shampoo Shelf will be replacing,
mark 1" from the outside of the grout line, the cut-out
area will be 10" x 22". Cut out the hole for the Shelf.
The smaller the hole the better.
5. Dry-fit the Shampoo Shelf for alignment of grout lines.
6. Using 100% Silicone in-place with a generous b ead
around the back of the lip, wipe off excess silicone
with tissue.
1. The Shampoo Shelf was designed to match your tile
size 12" x 24" tiles, the cut-out hole size is 10" x 22".
2. There is a 1" lip or frame around the Shampoo Shelf,
this will be the water sealed area for the Shampoo
Shelf.
3. The best way to cut the hole is with a small 5" round
diamond blade.
See detailed instructions enclosed with Shampoo Shelf
IMPORTANT: DO NOT USE SHIMS UNDER THE SHOWER PAN. SHOWER PAN MUST SIT ON A FLAT LEVEL FLOOR.
SILICONE
Each shower will typically require between 12-24 tubes depending on your size and configuration. There are different
brands that make RTV silicone (e.g. "DAP", "LOCTITE", or "A.S.I.") or we also recommend the use of GE Silicone II. You
can purchase silicone on our website under Shower Accessories.

32 x 4 STUDS ALIGNMENT & POSITIONING TIME REQUIRED
½ to 1 HR
4INSTALLING DRAIN (may be sold separately) TIME REQUIRED
½ to 1 HR
2
diagram 5
¾" overhang when using triple studs, no
overhang when using double studs(double studs
required, triple studs recommended for extra strength)
Using the pan and wall panels, you will be able to check to make sure your 2 x 4 studs are in the needed position and
supported adequately. You will see in (dia. 2) extra 2 x 4 studs are added to the door and glass side thresholds for extra
strength. You may need to make adjustments for your a shampoo shelf. When you place the bottom sections of the
wall into the shower pan, you can also calculate the needed width and height of areas to keep free of 2 x 4 studs.
(See installation instructions for shampoo shelf) This is also when you should add your extra support bracing for those who
need them for your other accessories such as the shower valve, grab bars, bench or shelves.
11" for shampoo shelf
triple studs
¾" overhang
11"
minimum gap
required for
shampoo shelf
diagram 2
1. Locate the drain assembly to install into pan.
2.
3.
4.
Take drain assembly apart and set parts #1-4 in a safe place for
installation later.
Apply a generous bead of 100% silicone around the shower
pan drain hole and around the outside of the drain collar #5,
insert the drain collar #5 into the drain hole.
Apply a generous bead of 100% silicone around the drain collar
#5 from the underside of the pan.
Install the rubber gasket #6 over the drain collar #5, to the
underside of the pan, next install the slide ring #7.
5.
6.
Screw on the drain lock nut #8 and hand tighten. Turn drain lock
nut #8 approximately 1/4 turn with the wrench to ensure a
water-tight fit. Check for a good seal. DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN.
Wipe off excess 100% silicone and allow to dry. Follow the
manufacturer's directions for application and drying time.
#1 trim plate
#2 drain tool
#3 pressure ring
#4 rubber seal
apply silicone
under drain collar
lip and on threads
hole in floor with
2" drain pipe
#5 drain collar
pan
#6 rubber gasket
#7 slide ring
#8 drain lock nut
diagram 3
7.
shower pan
drain hole
SET ASIDE FOR
INSTALLATION
LATER

5SETTING PAN TIME REQUIRED
½ HR
3
61-2 HRS
apply
100% silicone diagram 4
IMPORTANT: Use your cement board as an indicator of squareness. The cement board
comes in square sheets. If you see gaps or areas where the cement board is not fitting
flush, fix the problem by removing the cement board and shimming the board until it’s
square and flush. If the seams of the cement board are not flush and square, your wall
panels will not be square and flush.
1. Cut cement board to fit "inside" the metal flange. Sanding or shimming the 2 x 4's
at the top rim of the pan may be required to flush the cement board.(dia. 5)
2. Place a bead of 100% silicone on the front INSIDE face of the shower pan flange.
The bead should be in a zig-zag pattern.
3. Place the cement board against the studs and rest it inside the shower pan
against the back flange. Attach the cement board to the studs with screws or
nails. Do not screw or nail into the shower pan flange.
4. Continue installing the remaining cement board.
CEMENT BOARD INSTALLATION
notch
diagram 5
TIME REQUIRED
We recommend the use of ½" thick cement board as your shower backer. This is a common backer for stone and tile.
Using this backer will help comply with most city codes. A product like WonderBoard® or HardieBacker® may be used if it
meets your local codes. Some codes may also require a vapor barrier be installed. We recommend using a 6 mil. plastic
water/vapor barrier and should be installed prior to the cement board. To do this, staple plastic so that it hangs 1" above
the floor. DO NOT USE AN ELASTOMERIC WATERPROOFING MEMBRANE ON YOUR CEMENT BOARD (such as RedGard). Roofing nails
may be used to attach the cement board instead of screws, this prevents the plastic from wrapping around the screws.
1. Now that the drain is installed onto the pan and has dried, dry fit the pan and your
drain for alignment. Check to make sure the 2" drain pipe is in the center of the pan
drain hole and that the 2" drain pipe does not extend past the inside threads of the
drain collar.
2. Make sure the pan and drain fit level to the floor.
3. Remove pan and apply 100% Silicone to floor. (dia. 4)
4. Carefully lift the shower pan and set into place. Make sure the ABS pipe is still centered.
5.
6.
7.
Finish installing the drain assembly. Find the rubber seal #4 and slide onto the 2" ABS
pipe. (You can use soapy water to help it slide down the pipe) It should seat against the
bottom of the drain collar.
Next drop the pressure ring #3 into the drain collar and use the drain tool #2 and a flat
head screwdriver to screw it until it touches the rubber seal. Remove the drain tool
after the pressure ring is installed.
Test and snap that the decorative trim plate #1 sits into position. You may need to
adjust the tabs for a good fit. (Remove the decorative trim plate and store in secure area
until installation is complete, drain will be grouted when shower is grouted)
8. After installing pan, cover with cardboard or drop cloth to protect pan from scuffs.
cut out view
of drain
collar over
2" drain pipe
#1 trim plate
#2 drain tool
#3 pressure ring
#4 rubber seal

4
SIDE CASINGS TIME REQUIRED
1/2 - 1 HR
7
1. Locate the side casings & caps. (dia. 8)
2.
3.
4.
To help with the side casing installation, use a level and draw a plumb line
from the inside of the pan threshold up to the top of the shower. Do this on
both sides. This line will be where the side casings and the wall Panels meet,
this will give you a visual reference point when dry-fitting your wall panels.
Note: Install Plug for channel threshold(dia.8A)
Apply 100% silicone, using a circular pattern to the cement board along the
plumb line, approximately 4" wide, to the edge of the shower pan. (dia. 10)
Place the first side casing into position making sure to align with the vertical
plumb line previously drawn on the cement board. Apply pressure to the
side casing to bond it to the cement board. The side casing will be flush with
the inside of the shower pan threshold and have a small gap where the pan
threshold slopes. (Dia. 11) You can shim the gap if needed. Make sure to also
align the channels.
Place the remaining channeled side casings into position, 3 to each side.
Leaving the caps off until after you install the glass. Use a level and the
plumb line previously drawn on the cement board to align the side casings
vertically.
CP
diagram 8
Side casings (6) & Caps (2)
B - Wall Glass Panel Casing Trim
diagram 10
diagram 11
cement
board
silicone
flush with threshold
small gap
diagram 8a

A - Inspecting Wall Panels/Liners
Inspecting panels at this point will give you confidence that the wall panels are straight and square from the factory.
When installing wall panels, you may need to make adjustments to the panels to accommodate for unevenness of your
existing walls. During the inspection process and/or dry-fitting process, if you have any concerns about the alignment or fit
of the wall panels, please call us and we will gladly assist you with your install.
1. Find a large empty area to layout and inspect all panels.
2. Align all panels and liners to check for straightness. Make sure grout lines are straight and square to each other.
3. Sistine Stone wall panels are made to be flexible and may have a slight bow. This condition is normal and wall panels
will flatten out when properly installed. If wall panels have been stored improperly or have become excessivly
bowed, they can be corrected before installation. (See troubleshooting section on last page for details)
B - Dry-fitting Wall Panels/Liners
1.
2. Place the second bottom panel into position, push the two panels together. Make
sure the grout lines are aligned, again use spacers to make the top of the panel level.
Inspect the spacing between the wall panels and the side casing plumb line.
3. Depending on your cement board alignment, some sanding of the wall panel edges
may be required for a proper fit.
4. Place liners L1 & L2 in position and check for level and length. (Dia. 13)
5.
6.
Holding the lower panels and liners in place with screws and blocks or another person,
place the upper panels 4 & 3 into position. Check the length and overlap alignment.
Some fitting may be required.
Depending on your faucet selection, you may need to mark and cut out holes for your
faucet or other accessories (i.e. shampoo shelf) to fit through before you can place the
panel into position. Remember "measure twice, cut once", you can cut our walls with
most cutting tools.
WALL PANEL/LINER INSTALLATION TIME REQUIRED
3-4 HR
diagram 13
8
diagram 12
diagram 14
5
Place the first bottom panel 2 into position. (Dia. 12) Rest the wall panel on the pan
floor; use spacers between the floor and the panel to make the top of the panel level.
C - Installing Panels
1.
2.
Remove all dust and dirt with a clean dry cloth. This will increase the bond to the 100%
silicone.
Start with the bottom panel 2 apply a generous amount of 100% silicone to the
cement board and to the back side of the wall panel. Refer to the manufacturer’s
recommendations for application and drying time.
3. Press the wall firmly into position. Be sure to use spacers between the bottom panel
and the shower pan to ensure panel is level. (dia. 14)
4. Install the remaining panels in the following order:
5. Match the space between the panels with the rest of the grout lines on the panel. Use
spacers if necessary to make the walls square and straight.
2 1 L2 L1 4 3
Br aces may be required to keep walls flush
DO NOT force the panels or liners to fit in a tight space. This will cause the panels to
bow or curve and can cause them to break. Due to the resilient flex in the panels
any bowing will cause the silicone bond to break away from the wall's surface.
See installation video at americanbathfactory.com/pages/videos

WALL PANEL/LINER INSTALLATION.
A - Inspecting Wall Panels/Liners
Inspecting panels at this point to make sure wall panels shipped OK from the factory. When installing wall panels,
you may need to make adjustments to the panels to accommodate for unevenness of your existing walls or panels.
Sistine Stone wall panels are made to be flexible and may have a slight bow. This condition is normal and wall
panels will flatten out when properly installed. If wall panels have been stored improperly or have become
excessively bowed, they can be corrected before installation. (See troubleshooting section on last page for details)
B - Wall Configuration
Horizontal Single Liner Model
6" Liner
L2
L1
2
1
4
3
6
Wall Panels With Top Molding

9
7
GLASS DOOR HANDLE & HINGE INSTALLATION
B - Hinge Installation
1. Locate the top hinge GH and remove the side plate by loosening the two screws.
(Dia. 19)
2.
3.
4.
5.
Apply a generous amount of silicone onto the hinge and side plate.
Position the hinge onto the glass door lining up the holes so that the screws are on
the inside of the shower door. GH
Attach the side plate with silicone applied to the glass and tighten the screws until
the hinge is secure. Wipe off the excess and allow to dry.
Repeat these steps for the bottom hinge.
You will also find a Vinyl Water Shield for the bottom hinge. This can be added in
between the glass door and the side plate to help keep water in the shower should
you have a smaller shower or a shower-head pointed towards the door.(dia. 19a)
See Images below for illustrated installation examples. You may trim the Water
Shield as needed.
C - Fixed Glass Panel Installation
1. Carefully lift the glass panels and set them into the side casings channels make sure the
glass panels are firmly agenst the pan threshold step down ledge.(Dia 8a)(Dia. 20a &
b). The glass channels in the shower pan and side casings will hold the glass in
place while dry-fitting the panels and door.
2. The gap between the glass panels and the door should be ¼". (dia. 21)
Measure the positioning of the glass panels to ensure they are in the correct
position. Check that the glass is level across the top and also the vertical edges
are square and straight to each other. Measure diagonally to check for
straightness. Make any necessary adjustments. (dia. 21a)
3. Locate the header pieces and lay them out in the correct orientation on the
shower pan threshold. (dia. 22) If your shower is not a square then one piece will
be longer than the other. Place the long piece on the longer side and the short
piece on the short side.
Make sure the glass panels are still positioned correctly inside channels. Adjust
the panels if necessary.
Dry fit the header side pieces and make sure the ends meet with the side
casing caps (not installed) and the glass panels fit in the channels correctly.
Depending on how square the walls are, you may need to sand the edges of
the side pieces to make them fit properly. (dia. 22)
After everything is lined up correctly, remove the header pieces. (Diag 21)
diagram 20a
4.
5.
6.
Handle Door
The door handle (A) will be located on the outside of shower glass.
Be careful not to rest the edges of the door on hard surfaces. Tempered
glass is very strong and impact resistant but its weakest point is impact on the
edges. (set the glass door in position to enable the assembly of the handle).
Remove pull knob (B) and one washer (D) from top of handle (A), then
removed flat plug (C) and one washer (D) from bottom of handle (keeping
one flat washer (D) and clear tube (F) on pull knob (B) & flat plug (C).
Start with the top hole on the glass door.
Assemble pull knob (B) and handle (A) with two washer (D) one on each
side of glass door and (F) in side door hole.
Assemble flat plug (C) and handle (A) with two washer (D) one on each side of
glass door.
Tighten set screws top and bottom on handle (A).
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

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diagram 20b
diagram 21
GP
GP
GR
glass panel
glass panel
pan
threshold
glass panel
glass panel
inside
shower
¼" gap
¼" gap
note: measurements taken from outside edges of glass
¼" gap
3/8" door to pan
threshold clearance
shower pan
top of shower pan threshold
glass panels
GP GD GP
P
diagram 21a
glass channel
center section
side section side section
diagram 22
inside
shower
Side View of Header
diagram 23
E - Dry Fit Door/Header
The door can pivot with the hinges on the left or right side depending on your
preference. We will illustrate an installation with the hinges on the right side.
1. Have one person place the door in its open position by allowing the bottom
hinge pin to slide into the threshold hinge bracket. Make sure the bottom
hinge has the spacer on the pin.
GP GD
diagram 20a
Be sure to keep the door in a vertical position. If the door is not
kept vertical, damage to the hinge, glass, or pan may occur.
D - Install Threshold Hinge Bracket.
Next, Install Threshold Hinge Bracket. (dia. 15). Decide what side do you want the door
to open, left or right? Place bracket into notch of pan threshold step and tight to the
glass panel. Use 1/8-inch drill to pre-drill screw holes. screw in the two screws. Apply
silicon and place bracket on top, then insert and tighten screws.
diagram 15

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diagram 24
E - Dry Fit Door/Header (continued)
2. Next, have the other person place the center header section into position.
Align the hole in the header center section with the hinge pin and align the
glass channels with the glass panels.
3. Push the header section all the way down onto the glass panels and then
position the door in its closed position. (dia. 24)
4. Check for clearance between the door and the glass panels as well at the
top and bottom of door. (dia. 25) There should be minimum of 3/16" between
the door and panels. If you need to, push the panels into the side casings to
increase your gap to no more than ¼".
5. Place the side casing caps in place to ensure a good fit. You may need to
notch for a good fit with the glass.
6. With a pencil, mark your side glass panel positions when adjusted correctly,
this will give you a reference point when permanently silicone in place.
GR
F - Silicone Side Panels in-place
1. The glass panels and header pieces are secured in place with 100%
silicone.
2. Apply a ¼" bead of 100% silicone into the side wall channels. And along the
edge of the threshold stepdown, only where the glass meets.
3. Re-install the glass panel in the same way you did before and check
alignment again.
4. Refer back to all of the previous steps and diagrams to make sure the glass
panels are in the proper position.
5. Allow the silicone to dry. You can silicone any gaps between the stone and
glass to ensure water tightness.
G - Install Glass Door & Header
1.
2.
3.
Have someone help set door into position, don’t forget to install the washer
onto hinge pin.
Apply a ¼" bead of 100% silicone into the channel of the center header
piece.
Set header into position, don’t forget to install washer on hinge pin. Check
alignment and spacing.
4. Locate the side header pieces and apply a ¼" bead of 100% silicone into
the channels. Place them into position and push them all the way down
onto the glass panels. Be sure to align them to the center header. (dia. 26)
5. Silicone the side casing caps in place.
6. Allow the silicone to dry. Make sure the glass remains in the proper position.
Leave the door in the closed position and use braces to support the glass
until the silicone dries. Refer to the manufacturer’s instructions for drying time.
side header pieces
GR
¼" gap
3/8" door to pan
threshold clearance
shower
pan
top of pan threshold
glass panels
GP GD GP
P
diagram 25
diagram 26
diagram 17
Glass
Door
to inside
of shower
*To keep door
closed adjust height
of door sweep to
provide proper
tension and seal
*
Shower Threshold
H - Install Door Sweep.
Locate the clear door sweep and attach it to the bottom of the glass door.
The reflective shield should face into the shower (dia 17). The door sweep is
what keeps the door closed. Adjust the door seal until the required tension is
achieved.

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12 ACCESSORIES
HELPFUL HINTS :
When figuring out the "proper" height for your accessories, it's a good idea to consider everyone that will use the shower.
Periodically check the silicone and caulk for any wear or deterioration and correct as necessary.
▫Painter's Tape
▫Caulk
▫Phillip's Head Screwdriver
▫Sponge
▫Clean Cloth
▫Fine Grit Sandpaper
Back edge of shelf
Tools/Supplies:
▫Silicone
▫Drill
▫Drill Bit
1. Thoroughly clean the surface on which the shelf will be adhered.
2. Plan height for installation of the shelf. Dry fit the shelf and sand the
back edge as needed to allow for a good fit.
3. You can install the shelf with silicone or the screws included:
a. Silicone Installation: Apply silicone to the back edge of shelf and press
firmly in place applying even pressure. You may use painter's tape to
help hold it in place while it dries. Allow to dry for 24 hours.
b. Screw Installation: First, place your shelf in desired location. Use a
pencil to mark the mounting holes. Next, drill out the pilot holes. Insert
the anchor through pilot holes, apply silicone to back edge of shelf
and then screw shelf to wall.
4. You can install the soap dish with silicone:
a. Silicone Installation: Apply silicone to the back of the soap dish
and press firmly in place applying even pressure. You may use
painter's tape to help hold it in place while it dries. Allow to dry for 24
hours.
Corner Shelves & Soap Dish
5. Once silicone has fully cured, apply a bead of silicone caulk around
the perimeter of the soap dish to seal out water. Use a wet finger to
smooth the caulk and then clean off excess with a damp sponge.
Allow to fully dry before use.
▫Level
▫Pencil
▫Caulk Gun
I - Install Door Sweep (continued)
We have provided 2"door stop:
1. This is located just above the door sweep, push H seal on to bottom of
door (Diag. 18)
diagram 18
glass
panel
door
inside shower
GP
GS
h-seal
Optional Door Seals
Most showers do not need seals on the door and seams of the glass and prefer a
clean no plastic seal frameless glass appearance. Occasionally shower
heads and hand showers are in areas where water can escape through a glass
crack. We have optional water seals that can be ordered to resolve any
water spray leakage.

DO NOT CLEAN MEDICI MARBLE WITH PAINT THINNER, ACETONE, LACQUER THINNER, M.E.K., SCRUBBING BUBBLES or
other chemicals that attack the structural integrity of Resin Based Stone. Use of these chemicals will destroy the
surface of the stone and void your warranty. Soapy water, ammonia based cleaners & Comet will remove most
dirt and residue from all types of finishes. For stubborn stains you may use a non-abrasive Scotchbrite pad.
“Lightly” scrub the stained area in a circular motion to avoid discoloration. The stone is naturally waterproof and
will not absorb spills or soil, simply wipe away with a damp sponge.
Periodic cleaning with a sponge and warm, soapy water will remove any build up of dust or grime. Periodically
check the grout and silicone for any cracks and repair as needed.
CARE & MAINTENANCE OF YOUR SHOWER SYSTEM
SHOWER SYSTEM TROUBLESHOOTING
Correcting Bowed Wall Panels Medici Marble Wall Panels are made to be flexible and may have a slight bow.
This condition is normal and the panels will flatten when properly installed. If the panels have been stored
improperly or have become excessively bowed, follow instructions below. Using a hair dryer or heating pad/
blanket, warm up the backside of the panel in the most bowed area. Once the panel becomes malleable, lay
panel on a flat surface and apply weight until cool and flat.
Cracked Tile As with any tile project, a tile can become damaged. Simply cut out the damaged tile, silicone a
replacement tile in place, and grout.
Cracked Wall Panel Seam If your wall panel developed a crack in a grout line, simply grout over the cracked
seam when it is installed. The grout will correct the problem, you will not be able to tell the crack was ever there.
Scratches & Blemishes Can be removed by wet-sanding the tile surface. Make sure tile surface and sandpaper
are wet, and sand tiles until scratches and blemishes are removed.
Door Will Not Stay Closed Adjust height of door sweep to provide proper tension and seal.
Door Leaking The shower doors are designed not to leak under normal usage when installed properly, and the
water flow is not pointed directly at the vinyl seals, hinges or opening.
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13 GROUT
Your American Bath Factory shower has a non-porous surface, which makes it easy to clean. Decorative lines in the
shower wall panels and Sistine Stone floor accents (e.g. 4x4 Diamond) can be grouted if preferred, but it is not
necessary. Showers with any glass tile accents must be grouted. Grout must contain an ACRYLIC ADDITIVE to ensure
proper bonding to the tiles. We suggest grouting in every union joint of shower components.
These are two recommendations we have for grouting the shower:
1. Traditional powered grout that is non-sanded and instead of water we recommend mixing with an acrylic additive
to aid in adhesion
2. You can also use a pre-mixed non-sanded grout this comes ready to apply, no mixing necessary this normally
comes in caulking tubes (no additive needed)
Do not let the grout dry completely onto the shower before removing and cleaning off the excess grout. If grout is
allowed to dry onto the shower components, it will likely be difficult if not impossible to remove without damaging the
shower's surface. Note: Grout is not covered by ABF Warranty.