NewLine Venta Vanity User manual

Important!
July 2020
1. When you receive your Newline Vanity package please check for any freight
damage.
2. If damage has occurred, advise your supplier within 8 hours.
3. Do not install any faulty product as this will invalidate later claims.
Venta Vanity
Wall Hung & Floor Standing
INSTRUCTION MANUAL

2
VENTA HANDLE VANITY INSTALLATION
WE RECOMMEND A TRADESMAN FAMILIAR WITH THIS TYPE OF INSTALLATION
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY!
WARRANTY
1. This covers faulty product. Check www.newline.co.nz for full details of warranty.
2. Any breakage on site will not be covered.
3. The installation must conform to these instructions for the warranty to apply.
4. Compliance with NZ Building code clause G4 on ventilation is required in a bathroom.
5. Aftercare details in these instructions must be adhered to.
HEALTH AND SAFETY
• Some vanities are heavy and two-man lifting is recommended. Provide support under wall
hung units to simplify installation process.
• Determine positioning of wiring and piping within cavity walls. Mark their position to ensure
you are protected and services are not damaged.
INSTALLATION TYPE
Wall Hung Vanity Installation: Page 3
Floor Standing Vanity Installation: Page 4
MATERIALS REQUIRED
• Masking tape
• Bathroom Silicone (wide adhesion features including plastics)
• Cleaning materials
TOOLS & FASTENINGS REQUIRED
IMPORTANT: INSTALLATION NOTES
• Newline Vanities are water resistant but
not waterproof. Exposure to moisture
vapour will greatly reduce the life a Vanity.
Compliance with NZ Building code clause
G4 on ventilation is required.
• Avoid any distortion to the Vanity due to
the walls or floor being out of plumb or
level. This will cause the fit of the drawers
and doors to be misaligned.
• All tiling must be completed prior to Vanity
installation. The warranty does not include
restoration of tiling or wall finishing.
• Ensure that the hot water supply is
regulated to 55 degrees C.
• Fit water flow restrictors to small vanity
tops to avoid splashing/overflows.
• Use a registered plumber for the plumbing
connections.
WARRANTY WILL BE VOID IF THE ’INSTALLATION NOTES’ ARE NOT COMPLIED WITH.
75mm
Countersunk
Screws
(Floor Mounted
Vanities)
75mm Coach
Screws
(Wall Hung
Vanities)

3
WALL HUNG VANITY INSTALLATION
Mark the height (from 800mm to 900mm - owners choice) and locate top and bottom
frame points to secure the unit.
FASTENING TO THE WALL: A wall hung vanity needs solid fixing for attachment to the
wall. Provide this prior to fixing the wall lining. In some cases, existing framing may be
sufficient (Fig 1).
1
2
For installation of pipes it is easier to remove the doors and the drawers. Store them
carefully and number their locations (drawer removal and reinstall, page 5).
3
Mark and drill holes required for the water and waste fittings.
4
Support the unit level at the desired height. Fasten into the frame with 75mm coach
screws. Ensure no distortion occurs when fastening as this effect draw alignments. The
height adjustment disc (Page 5) offers a little adjustment.
5
Install the plumbing fittings to meet industry standards. Water test the fittings. Use a
registered plumber to complete this task.
6
Fit the top in place. This should be flush at the back with even overlaps on each side.
Check for any rocking movement to the cabinet (mostly applies to VC tops). Support this
movement and apply a bead of silicone to bond these together (Note: There is a 5mm
tolerance in VC tops).
7
SEAL ALL JOINS OF UNIT WITH SILICONE: Vanity top onto cabinet, top and cabinet
to wall and any joints susceptible to water penetration. To achieve an even and tidy finish
use masking tape each side of the join.
9
Replace and adjust the doors and drawers. Reference Page 5 if “Soft Close” needs
reactivating.
8
DO NOT USE FOR 24 HOURS UNTIL SILICONE BOND HAS CURED.
Fig 1
NOTE: Warranty claims will be invalid if water damage occurs after installation.

4
FLOOR STANDING VANITY INSTALLATION
Check the walls and floors are plumb, level and flat. Take remedial action or compensate
for existing discrepancies in the installation process.
1
Locate the necessary framework in the wall to fasten the cabinet securely.
2
For installation of pipes it is easier to remove the doors and the drawers. Store them
carefully and number their locations (drawer removal and reinstall, page 5).
3
Screw through the cabinet back panel to wall framing. Ensure no distortion occurs when
fastening as this effect draw alignments. The height adjustment disc (Page 5) offers a little
adjustment.
4
Fit the top in place. This should be flush at the back with even overlaps on each side.
Check for any rocking movement to the cabinet (mostly applies to VC tops). Support this
movement and apply a bead of silicone to bond these together (Note: There is a 5mm
tolerance in VC tops).
5
Install the plumbing fittings to meet industry standards and water test the fittings. Use a
registered plumber to complete this task.
6
Replace and adjust the doors and drawers. Reference Page 5 if “Soft Close” needs
reactivating.
7
SEAL ALL JOINS OF UNIT WITH SILICONE: Cabinet to floor, upstand to wall, cabinet
and top to wall and any joints susceptible to water penetration. To achieve an even and
tidy finish use masking tape each side of the join.
8
DO NOT USE FOR 24 HOURS UNTIL SILICONE BOND HAS CURED.
NOTE: Warranty claims will be invalid if water damage occurs after installation.

5
REMOVAL OF DRAWER
FOR SPECIFICATIONS PLEASE GO TO NEWLINE.CO.NZ
2
3
In production there has been two means of fastening the sliding rails to end of draw.
1. Option A - a small countersunk screw is used as indicated on drawing.
2. Option B - if no screw is in place slide both plastic lugs to centre to release.
3. Lift drawer up to clear front pin location.
4. Carefully pull draw forward and out.
REINSTALL DRAWER
To reinstall drawer, make sure front and rear pins are
engaged. Then reposition lugs into draw body.
Note: if drawer stops short of closing, this is due to
the “soft close” mechanism needing reactivation.
Push the drawer shut gently until it clicks. The soft
close should now be fully active.
Height adjustment disc
under this bracket.
OPTION B
OPTION A
OPTION B
OPTION A

6
AFTERCARE INTRUCTIONS: VANITIES
To comply with warranty requirements, please ensure the following aftercare procedures are
regularly performed. Failure to comply to Warranty Aftercare Instructions will void warranty.
VITREOUS CHINA BASINS AND VANITY TOPS
• Use warm soapy water or mild detergent and a soft or microfiber cloth. Rinse with clean
water. This must be done on a weekly basis or more often when needed.
POLYMARBLE VANITY TOPS
• Use warm soapy water and a clean microfiber cloth followed by drying off with absorbent
cloth. This must be done on a weekly basis or more often when needed.
• For minor scuffs on the surface use plastic polish.
• Scratches: If this is minimal use as the process for minor scuffs but in the case of a deeper
scratch start with 2000 grit wet and dry paper. Use this wet to take out most of the scratch
following on with plastic polish to finish. Note: Deep scratches and chips are best left to a
specialised repairer.
VANITY CABINETS
• Laminated or lacquer painted surfaces are water resistant. However constant and excessive
exposure to water will enter joins in the assembly and the subsequent damage will be
irreversible.
• Ensure the water pressure is regulated and balanced to the size of the basin to control water
splash.
• The water temperature must be at a maximum of 55 degrees Celsius.
• The waste connections have been correctly installed by a licenced plumber.
• Any joins in the cabinet that are susceptible for water ingress must be sealed with silicone
including cabinet to wall.
• The bathroom must have a suitable ventilation system to remove moisture vapour.
• All cleaning of surfaces: Use a damp microfiber cloth with warm soapy water followed up by
drying off with an absorbent cloth.
• Do not use abrasive or aggressive cleaners.
• Installation must comply with instructions to be under warranty.
• Always wipe up any spills immediately.
GENERAL
• A list of chemicals to avoid contact with the surfaces of your product: hair dyes or lacquers,
mineral turps, white spirits, insecticides, nail polish or cleaner, bleaches, shoe polish,
mercurochrome, iodine, solvents, alcohol, citrus based chemicals, bath oils, bath salts,
kerosene. This is by no means comprehensive but indicative of chemical harm that must be
avoided.
For further details please refer to the warranty details, available at www.newline.co.nz
3 Hynds Road, Greerton, Tauranga 3112
P: 0508 639 5463 | 09 444 2053
www.newline.co.nz
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