ROGERSELLER Tectonic User manual

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y of continuous product development, the design and specifications depicted are subject to change without notice.
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by Rogerseller
Ceiling Shower
Installation
Instructions

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y of continuous product development, the design and specifications depicted are subject to change without notice.
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Specification
Please read before beginning installation:
The manufacturers warranty will not be covered if the product is installed in a room with systems or structures which do
not meet the required building and plumbing standards or for work carried out by unqualified persons.
The product must be installed by qualified technicians only, in-line with local standards.
The installer must not alter any part of the product and should only connect and install the components as indicated in this
manual.
This manual constitutes an integral part of the product. Please store it safely in an accessible place for future reference.
Note: Shower unit requires a two person installation.
Installation Location
Recommended
Max: 2300mm

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y of continuous product development, the design and specifications depicted are subject to change without notice.
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Locator Lug
In-Ceiling Bracket
Safety Cable
Locator Bracket
Spring-Loaded Pin Shower Inlet
Shower Unit
Product Breakdown
Specification
Dimensions
60
3
354
220
In-Ceiling Bracket
Shower Unit
204
334
92 92
52
52

Installation
Rough-In
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NOTE
Prior to installation of product please make sure allowances have been made for:
Water connection 1x mixed water point.
Timber
Studs
208mm
338mm
STEP 1
A.
Using the In-Ceiling Bracket as a guide build a
secure stud frame in desired location.
B.
Insert In-Ceiling Bracket into stud framework,
allowing for the finished ceiling face to be
flush with the base of the bracket.
STEP 2
Securely fix the In-Ceiling Bracket to the
studded framework, allowing for the finished
ceiling face to be flush with the base of the
bracket.

Installation
Rough-In
STEP 3
A.
Line ceiling with plasterboard, making sure the bottom of the In-
Ceiling Bracket is flush with the plasterboard. Make adjustments to
In-Ceiling Bracket if necessary.
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Note: Plasterboard must not protrude
below the In-Ceiling Bracket.
B.
Neaten up the plasterboard edge using a cutter.
Always remember to recycle.
C.
Install P25 rondo angle around the edge of the hole,
plaster and finish to bottom of bracket.
Plaster
P25

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Installation
Fit-Off
STEP 4
With the In-Ceiling Bracket securely in
place, secure one end of the the Safety Strap to a
secure location within the ceiling, then connect the
other end to the shower.
Connect the mixed water supply from tapware.
Water inlet Safety cable
STEP 5
To manoeuvre the shower in place, firstly press the Spring
Mechanism against the side wall of the In-Ceiling Bracket and push
up, making sure the 4x Hook Brackets slide over the 4x Pillars on the
In-Ceiling Bracket and the shower face is sitting flush to the ceiling.
Locator Lug
Spring Bracket
Locator Bracket

STEP 7
Once install is complete and thoroughly checked that the product is secure, wipe over shower
face with warm soapy water and a clean soft cloth.
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y of continuous product development, the design and specifications depicted are subject to change without notice.
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Installation
Fit-Off
STEP 6
Once the shower has been positioned, allow the Spring Mechanism to push the
shower into its locked, secured position. It may require some slight assistance by
gently pushing the shower face in the opposing direction of the spring
mechanisms.
Unsecured Secured
Hook
Bracket
Secured Unsecured
Pillar Pillar

Specifications
It is a requirement that licensed technicians carry out all installations required of this product.
Allinstallations should comply with the relevant requirements, local codes and building and plumbing standards.
Shower may not be suitable for use with gravity-fed water heaters, low and unequal pressure supply networks,
instantaneous water heaters tempering valves and thermostatic mixing valves.
Care should be taken when installing the shower such that the flow controller is not damaged during installation.
Water Pressure:
[1] Maximum Hydrostatic Pressure: 1000kpa. This pressure may be exceeded only under test conditions as per AS/
NZS 3500. Where hydrostatic pressure exceeds the maximum stated above, pressure-limiting valves should be
installed. [2] Recommended Maximum Hydrostatic Pressure: 500kpa (AS/NZS 3500)
[3] Recommended Minimum Hydrostatic Pressure: 150kpa
Temperature:
Maximum Water Temperature: 80° C. For optimum performance, hot and cold inlet water pressure should be equal.
Care and Maintenance
[1] Product should be inspected for surface damage prior to installation. [2] Cleaning and handling of all
finishes must be performed carefully. [3] Clean products using a soft cloth with warm soapy water only. [4] Never
use harsh detergents or abrasive cleaners as these will damage the product. [5] Water marks can be removed from
Matt Finishes with an application of a carnauba wax based non-abrasive polish on a microfibre cloth. [6] Do not use
undue pressure when cleaning and wipe in one direction only. [7] Contact with harsh chemicals such as hair dye,
hair bleach etc will result in damage to the finish. [8] Tapware should never be installed using acetone silicones. [9]
Avoid the use of wax based furniture creams as this can result in a build up of deposits which will detract from the
appearance. [10] Damage to finishes arising from improper installation or post installation use or failure to observe
the above care and cleaning instructions will void all warranty agreements.
Warranty
Rogerseller tapware, bathroom fittings and sanitaryware are covered by a five (5) year warranty from date
ofpurchase. Forfullterms and conditions please refer to rogerseller.com.au
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