Mustee DuraWall 732 User manual

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MUSTEE
FIBERGLASS
SHOWERWALL
ACCESSORIES (OPTIONAL)
SWING TYPE SHOWER DOOR ENCLOSURE
PN - 32.701 ---- CHROME FINISH, HORIZONTAL STRIPE/GLASS
PN - 32.702 ---- GOLD FINISH, HORIZONTAL STRIPE/GLASS
TRIM KIT
PN - 700.301 ---- SILVER FINISH
PN - 700.302 ---- GOLD FINISH
TOOLS MATERIALS
5/32” DRILL BIT Silicone Sealant
Electric or Hand Drill 1 x 3 x 6 ft. Boards (2)
Caulking Gun Gypsum Cement or Panel/Floor Adhesive
Tape Measure Deck Screws
Level (24” Minimum) 2 x 4 Framing Lumber as required
Screwdrivers (Standard & Phillips) Wall Board (W/R Rated) as required
Hole Saw - (Faucet/Spray Head Holes) Fiberglass Insulation
Countersink Bit CARE AND CLEANING
The surface of your Molded Fiberglass Shower Walls may be cleaned with a mild soap solution
in warm water using a soft cloth. For stubborn stains use “Soft -Scrub” by Clorox or Lysol “Tub
& Tile Cleaner” or a powdered detergent such as “Spic-n-Span”. Never use abrasive scouring
powder or steel wool pads as they will scratch the surface. A periodic coating of a silicone
based marine polish will help retain the fine finish.
Warning:
Do not use spray-on cleaners that require daily use without immediately rinsing to stop
chemical reaction. Damage will result and void warranty.
SIDE WALL CONTROL VALVE PLACEMENT
Model No. Height From Sub-Floor* Distance From Stud Face of Back Wall
732 48” max. 15-7/8”
736 48” max. 19-7/8”
736C 48” max. 19-7/8”
738C 48” max. 21-7/8”
742C 48” max. 25-7/8”
748-32 48” max. 15-7/8”
748-34 48” max. 17-7/8”
*Includes escutcheons, trim, etc. (EXAMPLE: Control valve with 6” diameter escutcheon should have a max.
centerline height of 45” from sub-floor.)
MODEL
MODEL 732
732
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MUSTEE
FIBERGLASS
SHOWERWALL
Before you assemble and install your MODEL 732 three-piece Molded Fiberglass Shower Wall unit you will have
to prepare the rough-in area, determine which side wall will have the shower head & control valve and if unit will be
equipped with a shower door or curtain. Please read instructions before proceeding with installation. The shower
wall unit does not require any trimming or cutting for normal installations.
FITS MUSTEE 32 X 32 SHOWER RECEPTOR
SEE BACK PAGE FOR SHOWER DOOR (ENCLOSURE) LISTING
IMPORTANT:
Quality Plumbing Products
E.L. MUSTEE & SONS, INC.
5431 West 164th Street • Brook Park, Ohio 44142
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FIG. J
SHOWER WALL ASSEMBLY
1. The Side Panel has (3) three latches located on the edge of the blade that lock into corresponding slots in the Center
Panel groove. Hold side panel approximately 1/2” (inch) above center panel. Align and insert latches into slots, lower side
panel to lock in place — top edges should be level. Repeat above procedure for remaining side panel. Wipe away any
excess silicone sealant that may have seeped out onto the surface. See drawing, Fig. G.
2. Apply a bead of silicone sealant, approximately centered on the narrow flanges of the shower receptor (both sides and
back), and also where Side Panel contacts threshold. See Drawing, Fig. H.
3. Set assembled unit in place on shower receptor, press downward to compress silicone bead. Insert (1) one deck screw
into center hole of top mounting flange on Center Panel and tighten securely. At this time, check if Side Panels are
vertically plumb, if they are, insert the remaining screws and tighten securely. If Side Panels are “out of plumb,” loosen
center panel screw, shim as required to plumb, insert remaining screws and tighten securely.
4. To finish off your alcove area we recommend the use of water/resistant sheetrock gypsum (green board).
5. Before installing your control handle(s) and spray head — apply a bead of silicone sealant around the holes.
FIG. G FIG. H
E.L. MUSTEE & SONS, INC.
5431 West 164th Street • Brook Park, Ohio 44142

SHOWER RECEPTOR INSTALLATION
1. The shower receptor must not be installed on exposed floor joists, if there is no sub-floor at the desired location, a
one-piece section of plywood (CDX) the same thickness as the surrounding sub-floor must be securely fastened in
position so that the shower receptor is fully supported. (Fig. B)
HINT: To eliminate “creaking or squeaks” we recommend “Deck” type screws (3” min. length) be used to secure
the sub-floor to the floor joists especially under the shower receptor in the alcove area.
2. As specified in the “ROUGH-IN” illustrations — a 5” (inch) square opening in the sub-floor or slab is required at the
centerlines of the alcove to accept the shower drain body. Drain connection requires 2” (inch) DWV pipe. (Fig. A)
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TOOLS AND MATERIALS* See back cover page.
ROUGH-IN FRAMING
After you have determined where your MUSTEE SHOWERWALL is to be located you will have to construct the appropriate
alcove. Be sure to plan your rough plumbing requirements (drain-venting-supply lines) at this time. Refer to “ROUGH-IN”
illustrations for dimensions, Fig. A & Fig. B.
After you have constructed your alcove and completed your rough plumbing requirements you are now ready to install the
shower receptor.
HINT: This would be a good time to install Kraft Faced fiberglass insulation or unfaced batting with a 4 mil. (poly) vapor
barrier film between the open studs of your alcove area.
3. Place shower receptor directly on sub-floor or slab, level
receptor in both directions — place level along top edge of
tile flanges — do not use floor area which is tapered for
water drainage.
HINT: You may want to install shower receptor in a bed
of gypsum cement or panel/floor adhesive for
additional support.
4. Seal waste by installing drain seal around 2” (inch) waste
pipe. Apply a lubricant of some kind (Iiquid soap or silicone
sealant works well) to the inside and outside of drain seal
prior to installation. Tamp in place to bottom of drain body
using a 1/4”(inch) diameter rod. Make sure top of drain seal is
even with top of 2” (inch) waste pipe as shown insectional view and in full compliance with local code regulations
pertaining to below floor waste connections. (Fig. C)
5. You have been furnished with (6) six mounting clips to secure the shower receptor. Position (2) two clips per side at stud
centers and securely fasten with screws provided. See Sectional View, Fig. D.
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After you have installed your shower receptor and have made your sanitary drain-waste-vent stack connections, you are now
ready to assemble and install your (3) three piece Molded Fiberglass Shower Wall unit.
FIG. D
SHOWER WALL
After all of the required hole drilling is completed, it is much easier to assemble the unit outside of the alcove and set in place as
a one-piece unit. If you prefer not to follow this procedure, the Center Panel must be installed first.
A. One of the Side Panels will require drilling for the mixing/control valve handle(s). The showerhead may be located through
the Side Panel or above it (which ever you chose in your rough plumbing). Double check all measurements before you do
any drilling. The drilling should be completed before the unit is installed. Drill from the finished (inside) surface.
B. The Center and Side Panels have a mounting flange that is designed to accept standard “deck” screws, the position
ing of the studs and bracing have been laid-out to give maximum support (horizontally and vertically) behind these flanges.
The mounting flanges have pre-marked holes — to avoid cracking the flange, it is recommended that you pre-drill all of
the holes with a 5/32” (inch) diameter drill bit.
C. To avoid any creaking or bowing that may take place with normal settling of the structure, it is mandatory that every
pre-marked mounting hole be utilized.
D. On the Center Panel, you will notice a groove on the right and left side, going the full height of the panel. We recommend
that a bead of “clear” silicone sealant be applied into each groove, this will ensure a watertight seal when the Side Panel
blades are inserted into these grooves. See drawing, Fig. E.
E. If a shower door (enclosure) is to be installed with this unit, we recommend bonding a piece of 1 x 3 to the backside of each
Side Panel prior to installation of the unit. If a curtain is to be used, the same 1 x 3 reinforcing strip should be used to
“back-up” the mounting brackets. If unit has been installed and no reinforcing strips have been used and you decide to
mount either a shower door or curtain — You must use “Molly” type clinching anchors for all screws. See drawing,
Fig. F & Fig. J.
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FIG. E FIG. F
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SHOWER RECEPTOR INSTALLATION
1. The shower receptor must not be installed on exposed floor joists, if there is no sub-floor at the desired location, a
one-piece section of plywood (CDX) the same thickness as the surrounding sub-floor must be securely fastened in
position so that the shower receptor is fully supported. (Fig. B)
HINT: To eliminate “creaking or squeaks” we recommend “Deck” type screws (3” min. length) be used to secure
the sub-floor to the floor joists especially under the shower receptor in the alcove area.
2. As specified in the “ROUGH-IN” illustrations — a 5” (inch) square opening in the sub-floor or slab is required at the
centerlines of the alcove to accept the shower drain body. Drain connection requires 2” (inch) DWV pipe. (Fig. A)
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TOOLS AND MATERIALS* See back cover page.
ROUGH-IN FRAMING
After you have determined where your MUSTEE SHOWERWALL is to be located you will have to construct the appropriate
alcove. Be sure to plan your rough plumbing requirements (drain-venting-supply lines) at this time. Refer to “ROUGH-IN”
illustrations for dimensions, Fig. A & Fig. B.
After you have constructed your alcove and completed your rough plumbing requirements you are now ready to install the
shower receptor.
HINT: This would be a good time to install Kraft Faced fiberglass insulation or unfaced batting with a 4 mil. (poly) vapor
barrier film between the open studs of your alcove area.
3. Place shower receptor directly on sub-floor or slab, level
receptor in both directions — place level along top edge of
tile flanges — do not use floor area which is tapered for
water drainage.
HINT: You may want to install shower receptor in a bed
of gypsum cement or panel/floor adhesive for
additional support.
4. Seal waste by installing drain seal around 2” (inch) waste
pipe. Apply a lubricant of some kind (Iiquid soap or silicone
sealant works well) to the inside and outside of drain seal
prior to installation. Tamp in place to bottom of drain body
using a 1/4”(inch) diameter rod. Make sure top of drain seal is
even with top of 2” (inch) waste pipe as shown insectional view and in full compliance with local code regulations
pertaining to below floor waste connections. (Fig. C)
5. You have been furnished with (6) six mounting clips to secure the shower receptor. Position (2) two clips per side at stud
centers and securely fasten with screws provided. See Sectional View, Fig. D.
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After you have installed your shower receptor and have made your sanitary drain-waste-vent stack connections, you are now
ready to assemble and install your (3) three piece Molded Fiberglass Shower Wall unit.
FIG. D
SHOWER WALL
After all of the required hole drilling is completed, it is much easier to assemble the unit outside of the alcove and set in place as
a one-piece unit. If you prefer not to follow this procedure, the Center Panel must be installed first.
A. One of the Side Panels will require drilling for the mixing/control valve handle(s). The showerhead may be located through
the Side Panel or above it (which ever you chose in your rough plumbing). Double check all measurements before you do
any drilling. The drilling should be completed before the unit is installed. Drill from the finished (inside) surface.
B. The Center and Side Panels have a mounting flange that is designed to accept standard “deck” screws, the position
ing of the studs and bracing have been laid-out to give maximum support (horizontally and vertically) behind these flanges.
The mounting flanges have pre-marked holes — to avoid cracking the flange, it is recommended that you pre-drill all of
the holes with a 5/32” (inch) diameter drill bit.
C. To avoid any creaking or bowing that may take place with normal settling of the structure, it is mandatory that every
pre-marked mounting hole be utilized.
D. On the Center Panel, you will notice a groove on the right and left side, going the full height of the panel. We recommend
that a bead of “clear” silicone sealant be applied into each groove, this will ensure a watertight seal when the Side Panel
blades are inserted into these grooves. See drawing, Fig. E.
E. If a shower door (enclosure) is to be installed with this unit, we recommend bonding a piece of 1 x 3 to the backside of each
Side Panel prior to installation of the unit. If a curtain is to be used, the same 1 x 3 reinforcing strip should be used to
“back-up” the mounting brackets. If unit has been installed and no reinforcing strips have been used and you decide to
mount either a shower door or curtain — You must use “Molly” type clinching anchors for all screws. See drawing,
Fig. F & Fig. J.
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FIG. E FIG. F
4

SHOWER RECEPTOR INSTALLATION
1. The shower receptor must not be installed on exposed floor joists, if there is no sub-floor at the desired location, a
one-piece section of plywood (CDX) the same thickness as the surrounding sub-floor must be securely fastened in
position so that the shower receptor is fully supported. (Fig. B)
HINT: To eliminate “creaking or squeaks” we recommend “Deck” type screws (3” min. length) be used to secure
the sub-floor to the floor joists especially under the shower receptor in the alcove area.
2. As specified in the “ROUGH-IN” illustrations — a 5” (inch) square opening in the sub-floor or slab is required at the
centerlines of the alcove to accept the shower drain body. Drain connection requires 2” (inch) DWV pipe. (Fig. A)
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TOOLS AND MATERIALS* See back cover page.
ROUGH-IN FRAMING
After you have determined where your MUSTEE SHOWERWALL is to be located you will have to construct the appropriate
alcove. Be sure to plan your rough plumbing requirements (drain-venting-supply lines) at this time. Refer to “ROUGH-IN”
illustrations for dimensions, Fig. A & Fig. B.
After you have constructed your alcove and completed your rough plumbing requirements you are now ready to install the
shower receptor.
HINT: This would be a good time to install Kraft Faced fiberglass insulation or unfaced batting with a 4 mil. (poly) vapor
barrier film between the open studs of your alcove area.
3. Place shower receptor directly on sub-floor or slab, level
receptor in both directions — place level along top edge of
tile flanges — do not use floor area which is tapered for
water drainage.
HINT: You may want to install shower receptor in a bed
of gypsum cement or panel/floor adhesive for
additional support.
4. Seal waste by installing drain seal around 2” (inch) waste
pipe. Apply a lubricant of some kind (Iiquid soap or silicone
sealant works well) to the inside and outside of drain seal
prior to installation. Tamp in place to bottom of drain body
using a 1/4”(inch) diameter rod. Make sure top of drain seal is
even with top of 2” (inch) waste pipe as shown insectional view and in full compliance with local code regulations
pertaining to below floor waste connections. (Fig. C)
5. You have been furnished with (6) six mounting clips to secure the shower receptor. Position (2) two clips per side at stud
centers and securely fasten with screws provided. See Sectional View, Fig. D.
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3
After you have installed your shower receptor and have made your sanitary drain-waste-vent stack connections, you are now
ready to assemble and install your (3) three piece Molded Fiberglass Shower Wall unit.
FIG. D
SHOWER WALL
After all of the required hole drilling is completed, it is much easier to assemble the unit outside of the alcove and set in place as
a one-piece unit. If you prefer not to follow this procedure, the Center Panel must be installed first.
A. One of the Side Panels will require drilling for the mixing/control valve handle(s). The showerhead may be located through
the Side Panel or above it (which ever you chose in your rough plumbing). Double check all measurements before you do
any drilling. The drilling should be completed before the unit is installed. Drill from the finished (inside) surface.
B. The Center and Side Panels have a mounting flange that is designed to accept standard “deck” screws, the position
ing of the studs and bracing have been laid-out to give maximum support (horizontally and vertically) behind these flanges.
The mounting flanges have pre-marked holes — to avoid cracking the flange, it is recommended that you pre-drill all of
the holes with a 5/32” (inch) diameter drill bit.
C. To avoid any creaking or bowing that may take place with normal settling of the structure, it is mandatory that every
pre-marked mounting hole be utilized.
D. On the Center Panel, you will notice a groove on the right and left side, going the full height of the panel. We recommend
that a bead of “clear” silicone sealant be applied into each groove, this will ensure a watertight seal when the Side Panel
blades are inserted into these grooves. See drawing, Fig. E.
E. If a shower door (enclosure) is to be installed with this unit, we recommend bonding a piece of 1 x 3 to the backside of each
Side Panel prior to installation of the unit. If a curtain is to be used, the same 1 x 3 reinforcing strip should be used to
“back-up” the mounting brackets. If unit has been installed and no reinforcing strips have been used and you decide to
mount either a shower door or curtain — You must use “Molly” type clinching anchors for all screws. See drawing,
Fig. F & Fig. J.
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FIG. E FIG. F
4

Sl-164 (5•06)
MUSTEE
FIBERGLASS
SHOWERWALL
ACCESSORIES (OPTIONAL)
SWING TYPE SHOWER DOOR ENCLOSURE
PN - 32.701 ---- CHROME FINISH, HORIZONTAL STRIPE/GLASS
PN - 32.702 ---- GOLD FINISH, HORIZONTAL STRIPE/GLASS
TRIM KIT
PN - 700.301 ---- SILVER FINISH
PN - 700.302 ---- GOLD FINISH
TOOLS MATERIALS
5/32” DRILL BIT Silicone Sealant
Electric or Hand Drill 1 x 3 x 6 ft. Boards (2)
Caulking Gun Gypsum Cement or Panel/Floor Adhesive
Tape Measure Deck Screws
Level (24” Minimum) 2 x 4 Framing Lumber as required
Screwdrivers (Standard & Phillips) Wall Board (W/R Rated) as required
Hole Saw - (Faucet/Spray Head Holes) Fiberglass Insulation
Countersink Bit CARE AND CLEANING
The surface of your Molded Fiberglass Shower Walls may be cleaned with a mild soap solution
in warm water using a soft cloth. For stubborn stains use “Soft -Scrub” by Clorox or Lysol “Tub
& Tile Cleaner” or a powdered detergent such as “Spic-n-Span”. Never use abrasive scouring
powder or steel wool pads as they will scratch the surface. A periodic coating of a silicone
based marine polish will help retain the fine finish.
Warning:
Do not use spray-on cleaners that require daily use without immediately rinsing to stop
chemical reaction. Damage will result and void warranty.
SIDE WALL CONTROL VALVE PLACEMENT
Model No. Height From Sub-Floor* Distance From Stud Face of Back Wall
732 48” max. 15-7/8”
736 48” max. 19-7/8”
736C 48” max. 19-7/8”
738C 48” max. 21-7/8”
742C 48” max. 25-7/8”
748-32 48” max. 15-7/8”
748-34 48” max. 17-7/8”
*Includes escutcheons, trim, etc. (EXAMPLE: Control valve with 6” diameter escutcheon should have a max.
centerline height of 45” from sub-floor.)
MODEL
MODEL 732
732
Sl-164 (5•06 )
MUSTEE
FIBERGLASS
SHOWERWALL
Before you assemble and install your MODEL 732 three-piece Molded Fiberglass Shower Wall unit you will have
to prepare the rough-in area, determine which side wall will have the shower head & control valve and if unit will be
equipped with a shower door or curtain. Please read instructions before proceeding with installation. The shower
wall unit does not require any trimming or cutting for normal installations.
FITS MUSTEE 32 X 32 SHOWER RECEPTOR
SEE BACK PAGE FOR SHOWER DOOR (ENCLOSURE) LISTING
IMPORTANT:
Quality Plumbing Products
E.L. MUSTEE & SONS, INC.
5431 West 164th Street • Brook Park, Ohio 44142
Sl-164 (5•06)5
FIG. J
SHOWER WALL ASSEMBLY
1. The Side Panel has (3) three latches located on the edge of the blade that lock into corresponding slots in the Center
Panel groove. Hold side panel approximately 1/2” (inch) above center panel. Align and insert latches into slots, lower side
panel to lock in place — top edges should be level. Repeat above procedure for remaining side panel. Wipe away any
excess silicone sealant that may have seeped out onto the surface. See drawing, Fig. G.
2. Apply a bead of silicone sealant, approximately centered on the narrow flanges of the shower receptor (both sides and
back), and also where Side Panel contacts threshold. See Drawing, Fig. H.
3. Set assembled unit in place on shower receptor, press downward to compress silicone bead. Insert (1) one deck screw
into center hole of top mounting flange on Center Panel and tighten securely. At this time, check if Side Panels are
vertically plumb, if they are, insert the remaining screws and tighten securely. If Side Panels are “out of plumb,” loosen
center panel screw, shim as required to plumb, insert remaining screws and tighten securely.
4. To finish off your alcove area we recommend the use of water/resistant sheetrock gypsum (green board).
5. Before installing your control handle(s) and spray head — apply a bead of silicone sealant around the holes.
FIG. G FIG. H
E.L. MUSTEE & SONS, INC.
5431 West 164th Street • Brook Park, Ohio 44142

Sl-164 (5•06)
MUSTEE
FIBERGLASS
SHOWERWALL
ACCESSORIES (OPTIONAL)
SWING TYPE SHOWER DOOR ENCLOSURE
PN - 32.701 ---- CHROME FINISH, HORIZONTAL STRIPE/GLASS
PN - 32.702 ---- GOLD FINISH, HORIZONTAL STRIPE/GLASS
TRIM KIT
PN - 700.301 ---- SILVER FINISH
PN - 700.302 ---- GOLD FINISH
TOOLS MATERIALS
5/32” DRILL BIT Silicone Sealant
Electric or Hand Drill 1 x 3 x 6 ft. Boards (2)
Caulking Gun Gypsum Cement or Panel/Floor Adhesive
Tape Measure Deck Screws
Level (24” Minimum) 2 x 4 Framing Lumber as required
Screwdrivers (Standard & Phillips) Wall Board (W/R Rated) as required
Hole Saw - (Faucet/Spray Head Holes) Fiberglass Insulation
Countersink Bit CARE AND CLEANING
The surface of your Molded Fiberglass Shower Walls may be cleaned with a mild soap solution
in warm water using a soft cloth. For stubborn stains use “Soft -Scrub” by Clorox or Lysol “Tub
& Tile Cleaner” or a powdered detergent such as “Spic-n-Span”. Never use abrasive scouring
powder or steel wool pads as they will scratch the surface. A periodic coating of a silicone
based marine polish will help retain the fine finish.
Warning:
Do not use spray-on cleaners that require daily use without immediately rinsing to stop
chemical reaction. Damage will result and void warranty.
SIDE WALL CONTROL VALVE PLACEMENT
Model No. Height From Sub-Floor* Distance From Stud Face of Back Wall
732 48” max. 15-7/8”
736 48” max. 19-7/8”
736C 48” max. 19-7/8”
738C 48” max. 21-7/8”
742C 48” max. 25-7/8”
748-32 48” max. 15-7/8”
748-34 48” max. 17-7/8”
*Includes escutcheons, trim, etc. (EXAMPLE: Control valve with 6” diameter escutcheon should have a max.
centerline height of 45” from sub-floor.)
MODEL
MODEL 732
732
Sl-164 (5•06 )
MUSTEE
FIBERGLASS
SHOWERWALL
Before you assemble and install your MODEL 732 three-piece Molded Fiberglass Shower Wall unit you will have
to prepare the rough-in area, determine which side wall will have the shower head & control valve and if unit will be
equipped with a shower door or curtain. Please read instructions before proceeding with installation. The shower
wall unit does not require any trimming or cutting for normal installations.
FITS MUSTEE 32 X 32 SHOWER RECEPTOR
SEE BACK PAGE FOR SHOWER DOOR (ENCLOSURE) LISTING
IMPORTANT:
Quality Plumbing Products
E.L. MUSTEE & SONS, INC.
5431 West 164th Street • Brook Park, Ohio 44142
Sl-164 (5•06)5
FIG. J
SHOWER WALL ASSEMBLY
1. The Side Panel has (3) three latches located on the edge of the blade that lock into corresponding slots in the Center
Panel groove. Hold side panel approximately 1/2” (inch) above center panel. Align and insert latches into slots, lower side
panel to lock in place — top edges should be level. Repeat above procedure for remaining side panel. Wipe away any
excess silicone sealant that may have seeped out onto the surface. See drawing, Fig. G.
2. Apply a bead of silicone sealant, approximately centered on the narrow flanges of the shower receptor (both sides and
back), and also where Side Panel contacts threshold. See Drawing, Fig. H.
3. Set assembled unit in place on shower receptor, press downward to compress silicone bead. Insert (1) one deck screw
into center hole of top mounting flange on Center Panel and tighten securely. At this time, check if Side Panels are
vertically plumb, if they are, insert the remaining screws and tighten securely. If Side Panels are “out of plumb,” loosen
center panel screw, shim as required to plumb, insert remaining screws and tighten securely.
4. To finish off your alcove area we recommend the use of water/resistant sheetrock gypsum (green board).
5. Before installing your control handle(s) and spray head — apply a bead of silicone sealant around the holes.
FIG. G FIG. H
E.L. MUSTEE & SONS, INC.
5431 West 164th Street • Brook Park, Ohio 44142