Better Bathroom BeBa 26026 Bath Screen User Manual
- June 5, 2024
- Better Bathroom
Table of Contents
Better Bathroom Beba 26026 Bath Screen
Important information
- Please read these instructions thoroughly and retain for future reference
- Always check walls prior to drilling for pipes and cables
To assemble your product
Assembly
Maintenance
Regularly check moving parts such as rollers and hinges to ensure they are
secure and adjusted correctly. Tighten and adjust where required. Also check
all sealed joints to ensure seal has not deteriorated. Re-seal if required.
Cleaning
To maintain the surface of your product, wipe with a clean damp cloth and wipe
dry, do not use any abrasive cleaning agents or materials. If any harsh
chemicals come into contact with the surface of the product, rinse and wipe
clean immediately
Installation Instructions
- Prior to fitting your bath, carefully remove all the packaging and film from the bath and examine the bath for damage and suitability of colour match.
- Check the panel fit and match prior to installation.
- Note instruction 10 before final fixing.
- Any refixing costs or claims for wrong colour match, and/or any other faults will not be accepted after fixing.
Before you start
- Before fixing remove ALL protective covering and examine carefully. The polythene film must be removed in full and the bath checked for any visible damage.
- Unpack and check the product is complete and undamaged.
- Have the correct tools available.
Safety
- Handle bath with care.
- This Product is heavy and requires two people to carry.
- When drilling walls, check first for hidden pipes and cables.
- Use safety eyewear when drilling.
- Keep small parts away from children.
Tools required
Please remove all protective covering and examine carefully. Please notify the
retailer immediately of any damage or faults. The manufacturer cannot be held
responsible for any installation costs that may arise from damaged or faulty
product being installed. The guarantee does NOT cover impact related damage.
Please dispose all packaging with due regard to the environment.
Parts provided
We have taken great care to ensure that this product reaches you in perfect condition. However should any parts be damaged or missing please contact your point of purchase. This does not affect your statutory rights. In addition if you require replacement parts your point of purchase will be happy to assist.
Bath fitting instructions
- Remove all packaging including the polyethylene film, which covers the entire bath.
- Check that colour match is acceptable and that there is no damage on the bath that may have occurred during transit. This can only be done if the film is removed completely.
- Remove the two tubular cradle legs from the bath frame (keep the screws for instruction 5).
- If required using the 23mm fixing screws attach the black housing socket to the bath frame.
- Align the cradle and hand screw directly into the baseboard using the 32mm (1 ¼”) screws from instructions 3. YOU MUST CHECK THE SCREW LENGTH – Should the bath have an ‘H’ frame fitted to the baseboard align and secure cradle to it. If the cradle stands proud of the baseboard it can be shortened using a hacksaw.
- Once the cradles have been secured to the baseboard of the bath secure them into the legs toggles with the self tapping screw provided making sure the self tapping screw pierces the steel leg. This will be easier if pre-drilled with a 3.2mm bit.
- Secure the adjustable M10 feet to the cradles using M10 nuts provided.
- Secure the adjustable centre support using screw and nuts provided to the centre of the baseboard (or ‘H’ frame).
- With the bath in the upright position set top face level using threaded adjustment of feet and lock-nuts. When a panel is to be fitted set bath height to height of panel.
- CHECK THAT THE BATH RIM IS LEVEL.
- Before the final fixing of the bath, fit tap and waste fittings using a suitable sealing compound. When complete place bath into position, re-check levels and make any final adjustments necessary. Finally secure the feet to the floor and the wall brackets to the wall. Movement may occur if not fitted correctly.