FAUCETURE P-Trap Console Sink Legs Instruction Manual

: May 15, 2024
: FAUCETURE

Table of Contents

FAUCETURE P-Trap Console Sink Legs
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION
Parts
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FAUCETURE P-Trap Console Sink Legs

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION

P-Trap Installation

Remove the horizontal leg and slip the joint nut from the bottle trap.
Apply Teflon tape to all exposed threads.
Insert slip joint nut (3) and waste cover (4) onto horizontal leg (6).
Insert the horizontal leg into the wall waste opening, do not tighten.
Insert black washer (2) and slip joint nut (1 )onto tail piece (8).
Attach bottle trap (7) to tailpiece and hand tighten slip joint nut (1 ).
Align the bottle trap with the horizontal leg and tailpiece, at this point, it may be necessary to cut part of the tailpiece or part of a horizontal leg to obtain proper alignment.
After all components have been properly aligned, insert the horizontal making sure to insert a black washer (5) before tightening the slip joint nut (3).
Thread both slip-joint nuts onto the bottle trap and tighten along with the slip joint securing the horizontal leg to the wall waste opening.
Check for leakage by opening the faucet and letting the water run for at least 45 seconds.

Cleaning Instructions: Wipe this whole set off with warm water and a soft cloth. Do not use soaps, cleansers, or brass cleaners as they will disintegrate the protective coating and leave the brass exposed therefore causing tarnishing.

Parts

CAUTION

Failure to follow all installation directions may cause the product to detach from the wall and cause serious injury.

Before Installation

Before beginning the installation of your console pedestal basin, it is important to identify the type of wall where the pedestal will be installed and prepare the installation location accordingly.
Install an anchoring brace in the wall before installing the drywall, this can be a 2″ x 6″ piece of wood that will fit between the two studs, then install drywall and finish as usual.
- Due to the excessive weight of this pedestal, it should not be mounted on drywall unless it is properly secured to the anchoring brace.
For safety concerns, make sure your sink has proper wall mounting parts or brackets to fix the sink on the wall.
For maximum weight capacity, we recommend that you use our bracket VSPLBRKT as shown on the last page.

Installation Step:

Join the two vertical leg supports by inserting the front bar and securing the front bar by tightening the bolts with
- Allen wrench, then assemble the left and right arms onto the vertical leg supports with the bolts, making sure the two arms go inside the ball joints completely.
Insert the two short posts into the arms, properly adjust their position as required for your basin then mark their position with a pencil.
Secure the wall flanges onto the two arms as shown on drawings.
Place the leg support assembly at the location where the console basin will be installed.
- Adjust to make sure the vertical legs and short posts are plumb and horizontal arms are level.
Install the wall flange parts with the socket head screws as shown on the drawing.
- Use the pencil to mark the locations of drill holes for wall support flanges and floor pins.
- Need Tools:
Remove the leg support assembly and drill the holes on the floor to fit the floor pins.
As an option, if you don’t want to install the floor pins just insert the plastic buttons under the legs. Then the pinhole drilling is not needed.
Apply silicone sealant on one threaded end of the floor pin, and secure it into the bottom of the vertical legs with an Allen wrench. Make sure the floor pin protrudes 1/4″ from the bottom surface.
Move and adjust the position of the leg support assembly, so the two floor pins can completely go into the drilled holes on the floor. Loosen set screws on the short posts, then move the short posts and flange covers forward. Secure the leg support assembly to the wall by tightening all the wood screws on the wall flanges of the arms.
Move back the short posts and the flange covers to its original position, then adjust to be plumb and tighten up the set screws.

Need Tools:

Note:

2″ x 6″ lumber or larger wood bracing needs to be added to the wood wall structure for the bracket support.
If the basin is going to be installed on the console base which has 4 legs standing on the floor, the bracket could be optional.

Installation:

Once the unit has been assembled place it at the desired location.
Gently place the basin on top of the pedestal legs and very carefully place it in the location where the pedestal legs will be installed after leveling draw a line across the bottom of the basin.
Remove the basin and use the marked line as a guide to install support brackets at the location of wood bracing.
Use the appropriate anchors on places where the bracket is not secured to wood.
Fix the bracket onto the wall by tightening up wood screws with a screwdriver.
Place the basin on top of the pedestal legs, and apply a bead of silicon around the back perimeter of the basin.