ADP Generic Shave Cab v3 Installation Guide
- June 6, 2024
- ADP
Table of Contents
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Installation Instructions
Care & Maintenance Guide
Warranty
Hey, qualified tradie!
Be a legend and please read the installation instructions inside before
installation.
If the product is not installed in accordance with these instructions, your
ADP warranty may be void and the homeowner may have a claim against you (the
installer).
Hey homeowner! Please read important care, maintenance, and warranty info inside
PRIOR TO THE INSTALLATION CHECKLIST
This product must be installed by a qualified tradesperson and we would expect the installation to be undertaken in a tradesperson-like manner and finished to a tradesperson standard. This product carries a full warranty against faulty workmanship and materials.
Please inspect thoroughly before installation to ensure that the product
has not been damaged and is correct.
No claims for damage or incorrect items will be recognized after
installation.
IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE INSTALLER TO MAKE ANY ADJUSTMENTS TO DOORS/DRAWERS AFTER INSTALLATION IF REQUIRED.
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Check Products For Any Damages
Within 48 hours of receiving your goods, unpack your ADP product and check for any possible freight damages or incorrect items. Please contact your place of purchase to report damages or missing parts.
No claims for damages will be recognized after installation. -
Positioning & Ventilation
Furniture must be at least 300mm away from any wet areas. Materials used in the construction of our furniture units are moisture-resistant, not waterproof. Do not expose furniture to shower spray. It is important that your bathroom is adequately ventilated to eliminate moisture build-up. High humidity will lead to permanent dampness and mold resulting in a deterioration of the materials in your bathroom. Good ventilation is important to prevent mold & moisture build-up.
Water damage is not covered under ADP Warranty.
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Check for Support Beams
Wall hung furniture requires fixing to a support beam fitted between the studs to give a solid wall backing to attach the cabinet to. -
Check for Plumb Walls
Ensure the wall is plumb and straight. If you fix the product to a non-plumb wall, the doors will not operate correctly and they will not align.
SHAVING CABINET INSTALLATION
Note: If you are installing a light or PowerPoint with your shaving cabinet
make sure you consult with your electrician before installing.
**POSITION CABINET & LEVEL
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- . Place cabinet on a flat surface to remove any doors. Remove doors and place flat on a soft surface with mirrors facing up to avoid damages.
- Locate support beams and position unit in the desired location and check all sides are sitting level.
- Mark the position of the cabinet on all four corners of the cabinet
Note: Damage during installation is not covered under the ADP warranty.
SECURING THE CABINET
Securely fasten the cabinet to the wall through the back with appropriate screws/bolts at the TOP and BOTTOM of the cabinet. Evenly space apart from the horizontal fixings at a maximum of 300mm apart.
Note: Where a stud or support beam cannot be located, use an appropriately sized hollow wall anchor.
SEALING
Apply non-acidic silicone to all edges where the cabinet meets the wall.
Note: Gap sealant can be used in place of silicone where the unit meets tiled surfaces.
ADJUST DOORS
Install doors back onto the cabinet and make adjustments to align the doors correctly. See opposite page for instructions.
****IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE INSTALLER TO MAKE ANY ADJUSTMENTS TO DOORS AFTER INSTALLATION.
OPTION: WHEN RECESSING A MIRRORED SHAVING CABINET
Complete Step 1, cut a hole 4mm bigger than the overall cabinet carcass in the wall. Position and secure cabinet in cut-out, go to Step 2.
Note: Make sure the hole has sufficient nogging to fix the top and bottom of the carcass.
Ensure the cabinet carcass protrudes by a minimum of 20mm from the wall (including tiles) to allow for finger pull on the door.
DOOR HINGE ALIGNMENT
SIDE ADJUSTMENT
Use the front screw to move the door to the left or right, or to level each door.
SIDE ADJUSTMENT
Use back screw to move door inward or outward from the carcass.
Loosen the top and bottom screw on the mounting plate, adjust door height by moving the door up or down, then retighten the screws.
DOOR HINGE INSTALLATION
**REMOVING & INSTALLING DOORS
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TO REMOVE DOORS:
Apply finger pressure to clip at the back of the hinge and pull forward to
release.
TO INSTALL DOORS:
Align door hinge with hinge mount on the carcass, press back of hinge into
place and listen for a ‘click’ to lock the hinge in place.
You may need to apply a little force to lock the hinge in place.
REMOVING HINGE FROM DOOR
Once you have removed the door from the cabinet, use a flat head screwdriver lift and release the top cover plate.
REPLACING HINGE ON DOOR
With top cover plate lifted, place hinges into position on the door and insert into holes until flush.
Once secured in position, click the cover plate down to lock it into place.
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**Care & Maintenance Guide
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Tips
- ADP products are produced from materials that are well suited to the bathroom, however, it is important that your bathroom has sufficient ventilation to avoid excessive moisture. High humidity will lead to permanent dampness and mold, resulting in deterioration of the materials.
- Care must always be taken to dry any excess moisture or water spillage.
Cabinets
- To maintain the finish on your cabinet use only a soft cloth and a weak solution of nonabrasive detergent.
- To remove scratches, marks, etc. on two-pack polyurethane, rub gently with car cutting compound, car polish, or household brass/silver cleaner.
- Goods used in construction are water/moisture-resistant, but not water-proof.
- All cabinets should be installed at least 300mm away from showers or bathtubs to avoid water damage.
Mirrors
FOR BEST RESULTS
Use a slightly moistened microfibre cloth to remove dry dirt or grime, then
buff clean with a dry microfibre cloth or use a soft dry cloth with a tight
weave (which is softer and non-abrasive). This will leave you with a clean,
smear-free finish. By using alkaline (ammonia) or acid (vinegar) based
products you not only risk damaging the silvered backing of the mirror but
also tend to leave behind streaks and smears.
DO NOT
Do Not use ammonia-based cleaning products such as glass cleaner. These may
erode the mirror’s silver backing. Be sure to read the label of any such
cleaning products before use.
PROTECTION AGAINST ‘BLACK-SPOTTING’
Alkaline, acid, and moisture elements can cause the silvered backing of a
mirror to darken, this is usually referred to as ‘black-spotting’. An easy way
to protect your mirror against black-spotting is to regularly oil any exposed
edges (i.e. polished or beveled edges), using non-petroleum-based oils (eg.
sewing machine oil). This will act as a seal to protect against such elements.
Always remember to keep your mirror dry and wipe off any water, moisture, or
steam.
Let’s talk bathroom ventilation
Good bathroom ventilation will save you thousands of dollars and keep your
family healthy – mold can be a huge problem in bathrooms if they’re not
properly ventilated.
We’ve broken down everything you need to know about ventilation with a handy
guide.
Scan to watch a quick 3-minute video with our top bathroom care and maintenance tips to ensure you get years longer out of your bathroom products!
Why ventilation is so important
It’s crucial to have the best ventilation possible for your bathroom as
moisture can be the root of all wet area products breaking down and failing,
in particular your vanity and mirror. These products are usually water
resistant not waterproof so it’s important moisture does not build up which
will mean your products will last longer, saving you money!
Good ventilation is also key to achieving lower humidity in the room which
will minimize bacteria growth and prevent mold and mildew. You’ll have less
mildew on your grout, walls, and ceilings, and fewer mold spores to threaten
your respiratory health.
So why wouldn’t you keep your bathroom well ventilated!
Signs of poor ventilation
The earliest sign to look out for is black spotting on mirrors.
When the steam or humidity rises to the top of the room and ventilation is not
sufficient, the mirror (which is normally positioned high up in the room) is
the first thing to steam up. Over time, this causes damage to the mirror that
appears as black spots or corrosion which cannot be reversed.
Other signs might include paint starting to flake on the ceiling, bubbling of
paint coatings on fixtures, and furniture swelling.
Evidence of mold or mildew is also a good indicator that your ventilation is
not adequate.
How to achieve good ventilation
The best sign that your ventilation is sufficient is that the mirror doesn’t
steam up and the tiled walls aren’t wet.
The best way to achieve this is to have a good exhaust fan that is correctly
sized for the space, to do this you need approximately 50 cfm per toilet and
50cfm per shower or bath. The fan should be installed to exhaust air into a
duct that directs the air outdoors, not into your walls. Using the wall joists
to guide exhaust air can result in moisture and mold problems in the walls.
Run the fan every time water is being used in the bathroom and run it for
around 15 minutes after you shower.
If you have a bathroom window, opening that daily (even in the chilly winter
months) in addition to using the exhaust fan will help to keep your bathroom
fresh and mold-free.
We hope you enjoy your well-ventilated, mold-free bathroom for many years to
come!
WARRANTY
NOTE: Unless otherwise stated warranties for ADP products are as follows:
Our products come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure upon inspection by an authorized representative where a product is found to be defective in construction, material, or assembly. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure, free of charge.
CONDITIONS
- Items must be installed by a licensed tradesperson.
- Failure is due to a fault in the manufacture of the product.
- Proof of purchase is provided.
- The installation of the product is in accordance with the instructions provided.
EXCLUSIONS
To the fullest extent permitted by law, the manufacturer excludes all
liability for damage or injury to any person, damage to any property, and any
indirect consequential or other loss or damage. The manufacturer will not be
liable for the cost of installation or removal of any unit and the warranty
will be VOIDED if damage occurred during or after INSTALLATION or a damaged or
incorrect unit has been installed. Door and drawer adjustment; Unsuitable or
improper use; Incorrect installation or installation not in accordance with
the instructions provided; Installation or part installation by the purchaser
or any person other than a LICENSED tradesperson; Normal wear and tear;
Inadequate or complete lack of maintenance; water damage; chemical,
electrochemical or electrical influences; excessive heat damage or Harsh
detergents or abrasive cleaners used on product finishes, are NOT considered a
warranty issue.
CLAIM PROCEDURE
For all warranty queries customers are to contact the branch where the product
was purchased. These details can be found on your purchase invoice.
SERVICE CALL OUT FEES & CHARGES
In the event of a call-out for issues covered under the ADP manufacturer
warranty, no call-out fees will apply.
If ADP is called out and the cause of the issue falls within the warranty
exclusions or the installation instructions have not been adhered to, the
following charges will apply:
Call out fee: $198.00 initial cost, first 15 minutes included.
Service time onsite: $24.75 / billed in 15-minute increments.
Call out times: Business hours 9 am – 5 pm.
Note: Response time will depend on technician availability.
WARRANTY AGREEMENT – HOMEOWNER TO KEEP
IMPORTANT: Warranty form to be completed by a licensed qualified tradesperson responsible for the installation of this unit. Any warranty will be VOIDED if the unit is not installed by a licensed qualified tradesperson.
Cabinet Installed by:
Phone:
Trade & license number:
Date:
Product name/description:
Purchase Date:
Product Warranty Number (found on door or drawer inside unit):
info@adpaustralia.com.au
www.adpaustralia.com.au
(02) 4271 2444
@adpaustralia
Architectural Designer Products Pty Ltd.
P.O. Box 1455, Unanderra NSW 2526 | ABN 34 073 064 721
References
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