Viva SKYLO User manual

Wall Fixing Bracket
Wall Fixing Bolt
Side Fixing Holes
Side Fixing Holes
Flush Pipe
Pan Connector Clip
Height Adjustment Bolts
Floor Fixing Holes
Toilet Hanging Bolts
Cistern Inspection Cover
1m Height Indicator
Insulated Casing
ULTRA WALL HUNG FRAME
First check for any obvious manufacturing defects i.e.
Cracks.
Check all parts listed are present.
Follow installation guide carefully.
Pressure to the cistern should preferably be between
0.2 bar and 8.0 bar, if greater, it is recommended that
an inline pressure reducing valve is fitted.
Pipework must be free from debris prior to installation.
Do not use plumbers putty or silicone sealant on any
fittings.
Ensure the mounted surface is adequate to carry the
weight of the cistern when full approx 8kg.
Faults that occur due to working outside the
recommended pressure.
Damage found to be caused at site.
Damage caused by bleach/cleaners. It is not
recommended any in tank cleaners are used as they
may result in product failure and/or property damage.
Faults caused by incorrect or poor installation.
Faults caused by any other particles, dirt, silt, silicone,
plumbers putty etc.
Any consequential loss or damage.
PRE INSTALLATION CHECKS AND NOTES
WARRANTY EXCLUSIONS
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We shall not be responsible or liable for any failure of, or damage to, this plumbing product caused by
the use of chlorine/bleach cleaners or related products added to the tank water. Use of such products
will void the warranty and may result in product failure, possibly causing property damage. Do not over
tighten plastic nuts and always turn o water supply when installing / removing toilet cistern parts.
For more information please contact:
VIVA Sanitary
Units 1-3 Capitol Trading Park, Kirkby Bank Road,
Knowsley Industrial Estate, Liverpool, L33 7SY
Tel: [phone]
E-mail: [e-mail]
Please note: Save this instruction booklet for future reference. DO NOT use plumber’s putty to seal any components of this product
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INSTALLATION VIDEO

PART 1: PREPARING THE FRAME HEIGHT
Insert the drain connector clip into
the frame and slide to the left to
lock into position. The clip can be
flipped 180° to suit the pipework.
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Position the frame into place.
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Insert the supplied drain connector
into the soil pipe. Optional angled
drain connectors are available for
connection to floor outlets.
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Loosen both height adjustment
bolts on the frame using a socket
wrench or spanner.
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Measure from the sub floor and
mark on a joist the height of the
intended finished floor level.
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Tighten the height adjustment bolts
on both frame legs and check that
the height hasn’t slipped.
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Measure up from the FFL 1m and
mark on the joist. Raise the frame
so that the recommended 1m
indicator on the frame lines up with
the 1m marking on the joist.
FITTING FLEXIBILITY
FINISHED
FLOOR LEVEL
FFL + 1M
The cistern frame has been designed
to fit in almost every scenario. It has
even been designed to be just 75mm
deep, meaning that it will fit within the
void of a typical stud wall.
There are two fixing options,
depending on whether you are
securing it to a solid masonry wall
behind the frame (option A), or to the
timber studs either side of it (option B).

OPTION A: FIXING THE FRAME TO A SOLID WALL AND SUB FLOOR
Locate the wall fixing brackets,
oer them up behind the frame and
using a phillips screw driver, screw
the bolt into the bracket 2-3 full
rotations.
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Locate the wall fixing bolts. Measure
and cut the bolts using a hacksaw
5mm shorter than the total depth of
the wall void. Then clip the bolts into
the top frame adjustment holes.
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Ensuring the brackets are upright,
mark on the wall the locations of
the holes to be drilled.
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Drill two 10mm holes where marked
on the sub-floor, and insert the
supplied raw plugs.
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Place the locking clips onto the
bolt, either side of the wall bracket
and tighten as follows:
A = against frame
B = against bracket
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Ensuring that the feet of the frame
are flush with the front edge of the
joists, mark on the sub-floor the
locations to be drilled.
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Remove frame and place to one
side. Drill two 10mm holes where
marked on the wall, and insert the
supplied raw plugs.
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To ensure the frame is plumb, adjust
the level of the frame using the
adjustment bolts.
Place the frame back between the
joists, and using a socket wrench or
spanner secure to the wall and floor
using the supplied screws.
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A B -5mm

OPTION B: FIXING THE FRAME WITHIN A STUD WALL
Set frame to one side.
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With the feet set flush with the front
edge of the joists, ensure the frame
is plumb.
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Ensure that the frame is level. If not,
adjust the legs accordingly.
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Mark the 4 frame hole locations
as well as the locations of the feet
holes.
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Drill 5mm pilot holes at each marked
location.
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Tighten using a socket wrench or
spanner.
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Secure with the supplied screws.

PART 2: PREPARING THE CISTERN
Remove the cover cap prior to
completing the wall.
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Attach the cover over the inspection
plate to prevent debri getting into
the cistern.
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Ensure that the isolation valve is
closed by twisting it fully to the
right.
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Remove the inspection plate by
pinching the clips at the top.
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Connect the water supply to the
1/2” thread near the top right hand
side of the cistern.
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Lock the drain connector clip
around the drain connector.
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Insert the toilet hanging threads,
using whichever hole combination
corresponds with the toilet hanging
holes (180mm/230mm). Then slot
the sheaths over the theads.
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Locate and insert both flush pipe
and drain connector blanks into the
corresponding outlets.
Replace the inspection plate.
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PART 3: FINISHING THE WALL & HANGING THE TOILET
File a small chamfer onto the
outer edge of the cut ends of
the connectors. Ensure they are
smooth to the touch.
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Measure the gap between the two
lines, and cut o the same distance
from the end of the connecors.
(We would reccomend removing a
further 3mm)
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Finish the wall with tiles and grout.
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Cover the stud wall with
plasterboard, cutting holes for the
button opening, flush pipe and pan
connector outlet.
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Re-attach inspection cover plate
prior to tiling the wall.
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Remove or cut the toilet bolt
sheaths.
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Remove the connectors from
the toilet and insert fully into the
corresponding wall outlets. Mark a
line flush with the finished tiles.
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Locate the pan connector and flush
pipe connector. Insert onto the
rear of the toilet and mark a line on
each, level with the back edge of
the toilet.
Remove the flush pipe and drain
connector blanks.
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Once you are happy there is no
leaks seal the rear edge of the
toiilet with silicone sealant.
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Place the pan onto the bolts.
Ensuring someone is holding it into
position check tha pan is level.
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At this point lubricate the cut ends
and insert the connectors fully into
the corresponding wall outlets.
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Locate the wall protector
membrane and hang against the
wall.
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Tighten on both sides with a socket
wrench. Do not over-tighten.
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Cut the wall membrane around the
outer edge of the toilet and discard
the excess membrane.
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Place the blanking caps onto the
ends of the bolts.
Secure on both sides with plastic
washer, metal washer and nut.
Please note depending on the
brand of pan fixing method may
dier.
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The left button is for a full flush
and the right button is for half flush
operation.
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Apply the flush button, firstly onto
the lower spring clips and then
return the top edge to the wall and
allow to drop onto the clip.
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Attach the flush plate bracket using
the rods provided.
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Cut and discard the corrugated part
of the cover with a knife, flush with
the finished wall tiles.
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Remove inspection cover and turn
on the water, using the isolation
valve inside.
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Depending on the depth of your
wall, the central button rods may
need breaking o before inserting.
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Insert the central button rods and
secure by twisting the rod wings.
They should be in a vertical postion
once fully secured.
Rotate the clips as shown to lock
and secure.
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PART 4: FINISHING THE WALL & HANGING THE TOILET