Avail R01H40-MB Grab Rail with Toilet Roll Holder Instruction Manual

: June 14, 2024
: Avail

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Avail R01H40-MB Grab Rail with Toilet Roll Holder
Product Overview
AVAIL QUALITY DESIGNS
CONTENTS
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
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Avail R01H40-MB Grab Rail with Toilet Roll Holder

32mm Diameter Grab Rail & Toilet Roll Holder

STOCK CODE(S)

32mm Mod 450 – NRCR3218A

Product Overview

AVAIL QUALITY DESIGNS

Australian Owned and Designed
Handy 300mm Rail which doubles as a toilet roll holder
Left and Right hand available (Can be Installed on either side facing either direction)
Available in over 7 finishes including Living Brass, Chrome, Matt Black, Gunmetal, Brushed Nickel, Bronze, Gold
150 kg capacity for all 32mm diameter calibre grab rails
Mod 32mm diameter rails are approved for standard AS1428.1 requirements in DDA bathrooms

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Locate wall studs, and install into at least one stud. Place wall seal/mounting bracket on wall at correct height over centre of stud and mark hole positions on wall (minimum 2 supplied screws per bracket).
Drill pilot holes into wall stud approximately 50mm deep to suit mounting screws (and wall plugs if required).
Apply a small amount of silicon to the mounting bracket and wall in and around the screw holes.
Install mounting brackets by screwing onto wall
- Tip: use appropriate mounting screws for the wall stud material, supplied screws are for timber wall studs, one larger bugle screw can be used in centre hole.
Slide rail tube into end bracket and push onto wall brackets.
Tip: rail length can be cut down to a smaller size, simply use an angle grinder, hacksaw or pipe cutter then deburr the end with a file or grinder and reinsert into the end bracket.
Tighten grub screws with the Allen key.

Tip: if rail rattles, loosen the end bracket, twist slightly and tighten.

WARNING:

These rails are designed to be mounted onto wall studs or masonry walls. Installation is recommended to be completed by a qualified tradesperson who complies with the AS 1428.1- 2009 Design for Access and Mobility standard. It is recommended rail location is determined by a qualified Occupational Therapist or trained professional to the AS 1428.1-2009 standard. Correct installation is required to ensure safe, long-term operation. Incorrect mounting can result in reduced capacity of the rail which can result in injury to user and damage to the wall.