Installation Guide
Important: If installing an enclosure with
fiberglass walls, a stud must be directly
behind where the Shower Rod Brackets
will be installed. An ⁄" tile drill bit can
be used to create pilot holes for a tiled
enclosure, but this is optional.
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Important: When fixing Boom Bracket
to fiberglass shower base use a ⁄" drill bit
to predrill the hole and screw directly
into shower base. You will not use the
green anchor on shower base.
Drill Holes for Shower Rod Brackets
Using a ⁄" drill bit, drill holes and install the wall anchors.
Trim excess from the wall anchors hanging out of
hole with utility knife so Shower Rod Brackets sit flush
to the wall.
If the shower wall is fiberglass, use a ⅛" drill bit for the
wall holes. You will not use the green anchor but rather
screw the Shower Rod Brackets directly into the
fiberglass shower wall.
Drill holes for Boom Bracket
Using a ⁄" drill bit, drill 2 holes and install anchor
(if necessary). Trim excess from the anchor with utility
knife. Fill the holes with silicone to waterproof.
Install Shower Rod Brackets
Install the Shower Rod Brackets. Be sure to remove the
Shower Rod Bracket Top Covers prior to installation.
Wall mount screws and plastic plug anchors are
included with kit.
Install Boom Bracket
Remove the plastic inserts from inside Boom Bracket.
Screw Boom Bracket down to secure. Once Boom
Bracket is installed, replace plastic inserts.