Installation Instructions

SHOWER RECEPTOR INSTALLATION

1. The shower receptor m

ust not be installed on exposed floor joists. If there is no sub-floor at the desired location,

a one-piece section of plywood (CDX) the same thickness as the surrounding sub-floor must be securely fastened

in position so that the shower receptor is fully supported.

2. As specified in the “ROUGH-IN” illustrations — a 5” (inch) square opening in the sub-floor or slab is required at

the centerlines of the alcove to accept the shower drain body. Drain connection requires 2” (inch) DWV pipe.

TOOLS AND MATERIALS* See back cover page.

ROUGH-IN FRAMING

After you have determined where your MUSTEE SHOWERWALL is to be located, you will have to construct the

appropriate alcove. Be sure to plan your rough plumbing requirements (drain-venting-supply lines) at this time.

Refer to “ROUGH-IN” illustrations for dimenstions, Figures A & B.

After you have constructed your alcove and completed your rough plumbing requirements you are now ready to

install the shower receptor.

HINT: This would be a good time to install Kraft Faced fiberglass insulation or unfaced batting with a

4 mil. (poly) vapor barrier film between the open studs of your alcove area.

HINT:

To eliminate “creaking or squeaks” we recommend

that “Deck” / Bugle Head screws be used to secure

the sub-floor to the floor joists especially under the

shower receptor in the alcove area.

FIG. A

LEFT HAND LA

YOUT AS SHOWN

RIGHT HAND OPPOSITE

FIG. B

NOTE:

To eliminate any

vibrations that may

occur on the corner or

side panels, you may

apply a bead of silicone

sealant to the stud

faces that make contact

with the back surfaces

of these panels.

USE WITH:

MODEL 3838C

NEO-ANGLE

SHOWER RECEPTOR