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2. Measure the drop of the shower curtain to determine the position of the wall brackets,
allowingforthecurtainhooksandsucientoverlapinthebathortray.Placetherstwall
bracket in the desired location and mark through the screw holes with a pencil. (See Fig.1)
3. Using a 6mm masonry drill, drill the hole in the marked position to a depth of 30mm. If drilling
through tiles, please pre-drill using a ceramic drill bit.
4. Insertthewallplugstothesurfaceofthewall.Ifttingtoatiledsurface,thewallplugshould
be inserted below the surface of the tile to avoid cracking. Fix the wall bracket to the wall
using the screws provided. (See Fig.2)
5. Inserttherodassemblyintothexedwallbracketanduseitasaguidetopositionthesecond
wall bracket. Check the assembly is horizontal (See Fig.3)
6. Secure the second wall bracket into position by repeating steps 2-4.
7. Slide the wall bracket covers and the ‘C’ hooks onto the rod prior to inserting the rod
assemblyintothewallbrackets.Slidethecoversoverthewallbracketstoconsealallxings.
Secure each cover by tightening the grub screws, one through the clearance hole of the wall
bracket onto the surface of the rod, and the other onto the wall bracket. (See Fig.4)
8. Determine a suitable location for the ceiling support rod. Attach the ceiling support bracket
‘A’ onto the rod by clipping it in place. Measure the distance between the ceiling and the top
of the ceiling support bracket ‘A’ and add 28mm (which is the depth of tube into the ceiling
support bracket) to this dimensions (See Fig.5). Cut the ceiling support tube to the required
lengthusinganetoothedhacksaw.Ensuretheendofthetubeiscutsquareandisdeburred.
9. Assemble the ceiling bracket and bracket cover onto the ceiling support rod, check it is
vertical and using a pencil to mark its screw hole positions (See Fig.6). Drill and screw the
bracket to ceiling using the screw provided, either into a ceiling joist or use a cavity wall plug.
Slide the cover over the bracket and secure by tigthening the grub screws, one through the
clearance hole on the ceiling bracket onto the surface of the rod, and the other onto the
ceiling bracket (See Fig.4).
10. Secure the ceiling rod into the ceiling support bracket using a screw provided (See Fig.5).
DONOTOVERTIGHTEN.Checkthecurtainrodishorizontalandadjustifrequired.
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