Range Master BELFAST CGR595WH User manual

U110585-04
BELFAST

You will need:
Electric saw with jigsaw tment or a router
Translucent silicone sealant
Notes prior to installation:
• If you are mounting your Belfast into a granite or marble
worktop you must have a fabricator cut the hole for you.
• Due to dimensional tolerances within all ceramic sinks
these instructions should be used as guidelines only.
• The position of your sink will be determined by the
relationship of the sink edges to cabinet gables,
supports and tap location.
• Ensure current plumbing fixtures are long enough to
reach the new sink and it’s location.
• If unsure of fitting your sink we recommend seeking the
advice of a professional fitter.
• All ceramic products should be supported under the
reverse face with a substantial braced shelf similar (Fig.
1.1). The shelf should be designed to allow for small
adjustments in height at each corner and so that it
could be disassembled from the underside in the event
that the sink is accidentally damaged.
Belfast sinks should be tted with a worktop overhang of
approximately 10 mm on the back and sides of the bowl and
the depth of the cut out should allow the front wall of the
sink to project out by half the depth of the sink wall thickness.
see image (Fig. 1.2)
Procedure
1. Using the internal measurements of the sink as a base,
measure in 10mm from this and mark on your worktop.
2. Cut out the hole using a jigsaw or router. At this stage
it is advisable to piece all parts of the sink and waste
together to ensure their t within the worktop. You
should try to leave 5mm clearance around the sink to
allow for expansion.
3. Fit any rails and worktop supports when satised with
the position of the sink and waste kit.
4. Remove the sink temporarily to apply a bead of silicone
to the base unit and to the underside of the worktop
overhang, this is designed to oer additional support
between the top rim of the sink and the underside of
the worktop. Replace the sink in desired position and
leave to set to the base unit.
a. b.
d.
c.
e.
Fig. 1.1
Fig. 1.2
INSTRUCTIONS
Key Description
a. Surrounding cupboards or end panels
b. Hole for waste connections (min recommended dia. 150mm for
each waste, centred to waste)
c. Supporting shelf (moisture resistant timber or similar, ensure
framework sits directly under the product)
d. Incoming hot and cold supply pipes
e. Supporting uprights (front & back)

Due to our policy of continual improvement, we reserve the right to change
specications without prior notice.
Care and Cleaning
Never use any form of abrasive cleaner or applicator. Such
cleaners contain sand or silica and will eventually scratch
the surface. The best way in our experience to keep your
sparkling enamel surface is to apply a dilute solution of
bleach every 2 or 3 days. Apply with a sponge or soft kitchen
cloth and rinse the sink surface thoroughly with plenty of
water. Not only will it make the surface shine but will also
keep the sink hygienic.
Note: Bleach can be harmful both orally and on your clothes
and skin so always wear rubber gloves and ensure you rinse.
Ensure proper ventilation as bleach gives o strong fumes.
Care: The Gloss surface of the sink is susceptible to damage
from sharp and metallic objects. The worst oender is metal
cutlery. Try to avoid metal objects coming in contact with the
surface by using protective plastic bowls, cutlery holders and
drainers with non-abrasive bases.
Please DO NOT over tighten any ttings as this may cause the
surface of your ceramic sink to crack.
Meadow Lane, Long Eaton,
Nottingham, NG10 2GD, England
Tel: [phone] Fax: [phone]
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www.rangemaster.co.uk
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CA - DA
EN 13310 : 2015
Preparation of food, washing of dishes and
discharge of domestic waste water
Kitchen sink made of: Granite Composite
Ceramic reclay