Burlington ADMIRAL ET5C User manual

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●The floor which the bath sits on must be level.
●Place the bath in the desired position in the bathroom, mark around the bottom
edge of the bath.
T5C Boat 165 ET5C ADMIRAL 1650
T6C Boat 180 ET6C ADMIRAL 1800
T13B/ ET13B Emporer
Important
• Please unwrap the bath and check it carefully to ensure it has not been damaged in handling or transport.
• The baths are made from double skin acrylic technology. Both skins are bonded together as one; there is no panel around the bath..
• Assemble bath on a mat to protect against damage to bath surface.
• Please do not remove the old fixture before you unpack and inspect the new unit.
• Store the bath in a safe place until you begin installation to avoid damage.
• Any installation should be carried out by a qualified tradesman with knowledge of statutory plumbing requirements in your area.
• This product requires a two person lift – use proper lifting techniques.
• This installation guide does not include details of waste connection; final decision about installation of waste connection should be taken by a suitably qualified person.
Care and Maintenance
Repairing a scratch: If any scratches occur during installation these can be removed by rubbing with a 1500+ grit waterproof abrasive paper and water.
Re-polish the surface afterwards using a neutral automotive colour restorer or household metal polish. For best results limit sanding to the smallest
possible area around the scratch.
It may be possible to polish very fine scratches away without using abrasive papers: scrubbing gently with a soft brush or plastic pad
(not metal scouring pad) and a mildly abrasive cream cleaner. Afterwards scrub the whole area with plenty of clean water and re-polish as before.
It is advisable always to run in some cold water before turning on the hot tap.
Extreme heat such as that generated by cigarettes or portable heaters can damage Acrylic surfaces. Do not use such items near your bath.
Everyday cleaning
We recommend a non-abrasive bathroom cleaner.
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●There is access under the bath for the connection of the outlet pipe to the trap.
●This access point on the base can be enlarged if required, but should not extend
beyond the base up the sides walls.
●Without the overflow hole, then the “ a ”diagram can be used, if not then “ b ” used.
For Boat 1650 and Boat 1800, a bottom overflow hole will have to be drilled on site by the installer.
Please measure the dimension X first (the distance from the waste hole to the floor), then the
bottom overflow hole should be drilled (X-22)mm above the floor.
ab
Once the bath is in the general position ready to be plumbed in,
we suggest fitting the waste and overflow to the bath.
Before you do this we insists you smear silicone sealant
around the inside of the overflow and waste to ensure a totally
water tight seal. This is shown in the diagram above.
X
22

B
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3a
24H
Method 1) If you have a waste that comes up through the floor, you can connect to it
with a flexible drain pipe which enables you to tilt the bath up and move the
bath into the required position. To avoid water retention in the trap
the flexible pipe should have a continuous downward flow
●There are two ways in which you can connect the drain pipe to the waste.
Method 2) If under-floor access is impossible, an additional hole of approx 45mm
diameter can be drilled through the outer skin of the bath to allow the trap
to be connected to a rigid pipe.
3b
4a
4b
●Place the bath on two wooden blocks over the waste connections.
●Connect the waste. Fill the bath with water and check for leakage.
●The rigid pipe should be connected to the drain pipe outside bath.
●Connect the waste. Fill the bath with water and check for leakage.
●Securing your bath to the floor!!!
When the bath is in position and the installation is complete, It is recommended
that you apply a bead of clear silicone sealant around the bottom of the bath to
secure it to the floor.
●Should maintenance access be needed the silicone can be released by cutting
round it with a sharp knife.
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