KSP VIVA TENSION SHOWER CADDY 71021 User manual

VIVA TENSION SHOWER CADDY
Assembly Instructions STK #71021
Confirm all components as shown below and make sure all parts are included.
Note: Part G – The spring is stored inside one of the metal tubes.
Remove spring from inside tube.
Measure the space you will be installing the shower tower into first so you know the final
height you need to assemble the unit to before you begin.
NOTE: ALL PIECES MAY NOT BE REQUIRED, DEPENDING ON ASSEMBLY LENGTH.
For tub to ceiling or lower shower ceiling heights discard parts B and /or C as required.
Remember that the tension rods minimum projected height out of part D is 6.5” / 17 cm
when fully compressed.
The greater the tension the more stable the shower tower will be when assembled.
You should be expecting the final installed tension rod to project approximately 8” - 9”
(20cm – 23 cm) above the fixed pole assembly it can project more or less and still function.
These dimensions are just a guideline and are based on the average installation. They have to
be used as a guide only and not used as rules.
IMPORTANT: The user has to be aware of the condition of the space they are installing the
tower into.
Maximum compression of the tension rod could cause the rod to puncture poor quality or
rotten ceilings.
We cannot be responsible for the condition or quality of the spaces this item is installed into.
The amount of upward pressure based on the compression of the tension rod and the final
height of the tension rod is ultimately up to you the customer’s discretion.
Keep this in mind when assembling the shower tower
STEP 2 - PREPARATION
STEP 1 - ORGANIZATION

Once you know the required height you will
need to build to, select and assemble parts B
and C as required.
Finish the pole by adding Part D on the top.
(Refer to the assembly master diagram on the
right hand side.)
Place part L (the black plastic foot) onto the
bottom pole.
Note the unit will come apart easily at this point
as the tension rod assembly has not been
assembled and put in place yet.
STEP 3 - POLE ASSEMBLY
This tower comes with
4 fully assembled
shelves.
Decide roughly how
you want to distribute
the shelves based on
your needs.
Place part E (the 2
part black plastic lock-
ing ring) at your
desired spacing along
the assembled pole.
Move the locking ring up or down the pole until
you can feel it catch on one of the horizontal
grooves. You will notice the 2 parts of the ring
fit snug when in position.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Begin with the bottom shelf
and work upward. Secure 1 black plastic two
part ring at a time and slide the pre assembled
shelf down the pole and over the black plastic
locking ring until it is
secure.
STEP 4 - ADDING SHELVES

A. Slide part I (the black plastic collar) over part J (the
metal tension rod.)
Ax black plastic cap and foot parts K and A to the top
and bottom of part J (the tension rod.)
You should now have 3 plastic parts axed to part J (the
tension rod.) Part I (the black plastic collar) should be able
to move easily up and down the rod.
B. Part H consists of 2 black plastic tubes that are hollow at
1 end.
Insert one part H (the black plastic tube) with the hollow
end facing down inside of part D on the pole assembly.
Then insert part G the spring into part D on top of already
inserted part H.
Finish by inserting the second part H (the black plastic
tube) into part D. (On top of the already inserted part G the
spring).
Make certain it is inserted with the hollow end facing down
as well.
C. Now insert the assembled part J (the tension rod with 3
black plastic parts axed to it) into part D on the pole
assembly.
Slide part I the black plastic collar into the top of part D
pushing the collar securely into place.
The tension rod should now be projecting out of the top of
the assembly approximately 14” / 35.5 cm
STEP 5 - TENSION ROD ASSEMBLY
To install the assembled shower tower place the top of the tension rod against the ceiling.
While keeping tension on the spring by pushing upwards slide the bottom of the assembled
unit into place so the tower is vertical and secure.
Note: If the area you are installing the tower into is such a dimension that you cannot
achieve the correct height by discarding parts B and or C of the pole assembly the unit can
be custom fit. This can be achieved by cutting one of the poles at the bottom on one of
the grooved pole lines with a hacksaw.
Important: This should only be done once all pole combinations have been tested.
Once the item is cut the goods cannot be returned to the retailer.
STEP 6 - INSTALLATION