Crosswater SVELTE 600 Series User manual

BATHROOM FURNITURE RANGE SVELTE
600 Two Drawer Basin Unit
& Basin
800 Two Drawer Basin Unit
& Basin
1000 Two Drawer Basin Unit
& Basin
1200 Two Drawer Basin Unit
& Basin
SE0611S SE0811S SE1211S
SE6000D SE8000D SE1200D
39-45kg with basin 46-51kg with basin 60-66kg with basin 73-79kg with basin
SE1011S
SE1000SD
x2
x8
x2
x8
x2
x8
x2
x8
IMPORTANT - Advice and safety - Please read before installation
Tools & equipment needed: Drill, 8mm Suitable drill bit, Phillips screwdriver, Spirit level, Ruler/tape measure, Pencil,
Silicone sealant (clear).
Please read these instructions carefully before starting installation
and keep in a safe place for future reference. ENSURE the room is
well heated and ventilated.
Check the contents of the pack carefully before installation. Crosswater
will not be held responsible for any de-t / re-t costs where faulty product
has been tted.
If any fault is found with materials or workmanship, it must be reported im-
mediately to the manufacturer. Remedial action will be taken, based on in-
formation received, on condition that: 1. Full details are supplied to the ma-
nufacturer; 2. The product has not been modied or tampered with; 3. The
manufacturer is informed of any damage/shortages prior to installation. 4.
The product has not been installed, or attempts have been made to install.
We do not accept responsibility for any problems that may occur through
incorrect installation.
Advice & Safety
This product should only be tted by a qualied plumber to NVQ (National
Vocational
Qualication) or SNVQ (Scottish National Vocational Qualication) Level
3. Should the installation be completed by a non-qualied person then the
guarantee may be considered invalid.
For a claim made under our warranty written certication of your installers
credentials can be required. For further information or to nd a qualied
installer in your area please visit the Institute of Plumbers website - www.
iphe.org.uk
It is advised that all doors and drawers are removed prior to tting to avoid
unnecessary damage occurring.
It is recommended that the furniture and accessories are installed after
tiling, ensuring that the product is installed at to the tile face and allows
product to be easily removed if required in the future.
This document has been prepared for your guidance, you must exercise
due care at all times.
Please note that some units are heavy. Always take care when lifting, and
follow health and safety guidelines. It is recommended that 2 people carry
out the installation of larger basin/vanity units over 30Kgs gross weight.
Warning! Please check for any hidden pipes or electrical cables before
dri lling holes in the oor or walls.
When using power tools always follow the manufacturer’s user instruc-
tions.
This installation guide details tting to a solid wall. If your bathroom has
studded/plasterboard walls, please use appropriate plasterboard xings.
Please ensure the wall can take weight of units detailed above. Before ins-
talling a wooden bathroom unit into a new property, extension or recently
plastered room we strongly advise the building/room is completely dry, well
ventilated and adequately heated.
Important pre-installation notes
To ensure full working use of the drawers we recommend the use of basin
furniture trap BTR0410W.
Care & Cleaning
Cast mineral marble and thermal glass products should be cleaned regular-
ly with warm soapy water, then rinsed with clean water and, if desired, dried
and polished with a soft cloth. Lime scale deposits can be removed using a
50:50 solution of warm water and lime scale remover and soft clean cloth.
We recommend regular cleaning with Cream Polish SD150RW, specially
formulated to clean and help protect the surface of cast mineral marble
basins.
Do not use abrasive cleaners or bleach in this will permanently damage the
surface of basins and furniture.
Use ONLY a well wrung chamois leather or micro bre cloth to clean furni-
ture carcasses. Real wood veneer carcasses should be wiped down after
use, avoid leaving water on the carcass for long periods.
If any maintenance is required then it must be carried out by a qualied
Plumber.
The manufacturer reserves the right to make technical modications wi-
thout prior notice.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
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Basin & Basin Unit Installation
Step 1 Step 2
Remove the drawers before installation.
Pull out fully, lift the front, pull out again, lower and fully re move.
Plan unit position
Decide on the position and height of the unit. The
recommended basin height is between 860mm and
870mm from oor to top of basin.
Step 3
‘Wall bracket’ installation
Use the measurements above, to position the ‘wall brackets’.
a: Important: The measurements given above are the maxi-
mum the brackets can be spaced apart, the brackets must t
within that measurement.
b: Mark the bracket xing holes onto the wall. Drill Ø 8mm
holes, insert the wall plugs on solid walls and attach the brac-
kets (c).
Important: If the basin unit and/or basin are not tted level this
may result in the basin not draining correctly.
Position the unit on the brackets.
Removing bracket from the wall
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600 and 800mm wide basin units 1000 and 1200mm basin units

Step 4
a: Check the unit is level.
If levelling is required, use a screwdri-
ver to adjust the hanging position, as
follows:
b: To lift or lower the unit, adjust the
screw shown.
c: To move the unit closer or further
from the wall, adjust the screw shown.
Step 5
Basin Installation
SE0611SRW Basin with deck moun-
ted tap is shown as a typical example
a: Attach the tap to the basin and
carefully bed in the waste using si-
licone only.
b: Carefully apply clear silicone to
the top edges of the unit.
c: Carefully position the basin down
onto the unit, ensure it is centrally
positioned and ush at the back.
Connect the tap and waste.
Apply clear silicone all the way
around the join between the basin/
unit and wall, and around the base
of the basin.
Leave silicone, 24 hours to dry.
Note: Basin waste and tap ttings when over tightened can create stress
within the basin material which may in time cause the failure of the product.
Waste ttings should be carefully bedded in silicone and the back nut hand
tightened an additional quarter turn using a suitable spanner is sucient to
create the required watertight seal. Care should also be taken when tting
brassware to tap platforms in order to prevent similar stress related failures.
Step 6
Re-t drawers:
1: Pull both drawer runners fully out.
2: Set the drawer down onto the runners.
3: Push the drawer fully in.
Test to make sure the drawers operate
correctly and there are no obstructions
behind the drawer.
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BLUM TANDEM RUNNER ADJUSTMENTS
Step 1 Supplementary bar removal
a: Slide the plastic cover.
b: Press the tab in the
back and push the bar up.
c. Turn 90º the bar, rotate
it lightly and push it outsi-
de to remove the bar.
Step 2 Drawer front removal
a: Remove the cover cap.
b: Insert the screwdriver in the centre
and turn clockwise.
c. Remove the front drawer.
d. Fit the front again pressing it
straight.
Step 3 Drawer front ADJUSTMENT
Height adjustment Left/right adjustment
Important information
All glass and sanitary ware is subject to the limitations of the
manufacturing process. Unlike machine nished products,
glass products shrink and move during high temperature
casting and, because it is not possible to control this process
absolutely, minor variations in the dimensional tolerance,
form and surface of the nished products will occur.
Important information
Before installing a wooden bathroom into a new property,
extension or recently plastered room we strongly advise the
building/room is completely dry, well ventilated and adequately
heated.
For any further information please contact
Crosswater 0345 873 8840
Or visit our web-site at:
www.crosswater.co.uk
The manufacturer reserves the right to make
technical modications without prior notice.
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