Replacement Part List

5
FLOOR DRAINS
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mortar to the mortar bed surrounding
KERDI-LINE with a 1/4" x 3/16" (6 x
5 mm) V-notched trowel or the KERDI-
TROWEL, which features a 1/8" x 1/8"
(3 x 3 mm) square-notched design.
Embed KERDI in the bond coat with
the flat side of the trowel to ensure
full coverage and remove air pockets.
b. DITRA: Apply Schluter SET
®
,
Schluter ALL-SET
®
, Schluter FAST-
SET
®
or unmodified thin-set mortar
to the mortar bed surrounding
KERDI-LINE with a 1/4" x 3/16" (6 x
5 mm) V-notched trowel or the DITRA-
TROWEL, which features an 11/64" x
11/64" (4.5 x 4.5 mm) square-notched
design. Solidly embed the matting into the
bond coat using a float, screed trowel, or
DITRA-ROLLER.
2. Apply Schluter SET
®
, Schluter ALL-SET
®
,
Schluter FAST-SET
®
or unmodified thin-
set mortar to the membrane surrounding
KERDI-LINE with a 1/4" x 3/16" (6 x
5 mm) V-notched trowel or the KERDI-
TROWEL, which features a 1/8" x 1/8" (3
x 3 mm) square-notched design. Embed
the KERDI collar in the bond coat to ensure
full coverage and remove air pockets.
Grate assembly
Grate
1. Apply Schluter SET
®
, Schluter ALL-SET
®
,
Schluter FAST-SET
®
or unmodified thin-set
mortar to the underside of the grate frame
and place it in the channel body ensuring
full coverage and support of the frame.
Insert the foam spacers in the grate frame
to reinforce it during the remainder of the
installation.
Note: The tape on the grate frame does
not need to be removed. It is intended
to help keep setting material out of the
channel body during installation.
2. Slide the plastic height adjustment spacers
with threaded bolts onto the tabs along
the inside of the grate frame to adjust the
elevation of the frame. The spacers may
be adjusted simply by turning the bolts by
hand. The elevation should be set such
that the frame will be flush with the surface
of the tile covering.
3. Apply Schluter SET
®
, Schluter ALL-SET
®
,
Schluter FAST-SET
®
or unmodified thin-
set mortar to the substrate and install the
tiles, ensuring full coverage. Once the tile
covering is set and grouted, remove the
spacers from the grate frame and insert
the grate.
Note: Protect the visible surfaces of the grate
frame and grate from contact with setting
and grouting materials. Setting and grouting
materials must be removed immediately.
KERDI-LINE-FC
1. Install KERDI-LINE channel bodies
end-to-end and overlap the KERDI
collars using Schluter SET
®
, Schluter
ALL-SET
®
, Schluter FAST-SET
®
or
unmodified thin-set mortar to ensure a
waterproof connection. KERDI-LINE-FC
is subsequently installed in conjunction
with the KERDI-LINE grate assembly
and adjacent tiles.
Note: KERDI-LINE-FC may be used
with tiles that are 1/4" (6 mm) thick or
greater.
2. Apply a sufficient amount of thin-set
mortar to the substrate and/or the
back of KERDI-LINE-FC and press the
profile into the mortar until its surface
is flush with the adjacent tile and grate
assembly.
3. Leave a space of approximately 1/16" –
1/8" (1.5 – 3 mm).
4. Fill the joints completely with grout or
setting material.
Tileable Covering Support
Wall Installation
1. Peel protective foil off the cover strip and
adhere the strip to the bonding flange
adjacent to the wall(s). Position the strip
along the edge of the channel. The
cover strip hides and protects the KERDI
surface under the tile.
2. Insert the tile spacers into the channel
body. Install the surrounding tile on
the adjoining walls and mortar bed up
to the spacers using Schluter SET
®
,
Schluter ALL-SET
®
, Schluter FAST-SET
®
or unmodified thin-set mortar, ensuring
full coverage. Remove all excess setting
material.
3. Apply tile to the top of the covering
support using Schluter SET
®
, Schluter
ALL-SET
®
, Schluter FAST-SET
®
or
unmodified thin-set mortar. The tile
is installed flush with the front side of
the covering support to provide the
drainage opening and overhanging the
back side of the covering support to
cover the bonding flange along the wall.
Measure and cut the tile such that an
approximate 1/16" (1 mm) gap is left at
the wall. When the ends of the channel
body are located adjacent to walls, the
tile is installed overhanging the end of
the plate to cover the bonding flange
along the walls. Measure and cut the tile
such that an approximate 1/16" (1 mm)
gap is left at the walls.
Note: When the mortar bed is tiled beyond
the ends of the channel, the tile on the ends
of the covering support can be cut to either
match the grout joints of the surrounding
floor covering or to provide a perimeter
drainage opening.
Intermediate Installation
1. When the ends of the channel body are
located adjacent to walls, peel protective
foil off the cover strip and adhere the strip
to the bonding flange adjacent to the
walls. Position the strip along the edge
of the channel. The cover strip hides and
protects the KERDI surface under the tile.
When the mortar bed will be tiled beyond
the ends of the channel, the cover strip is
not required.
2. Insert the tile spacers into the channel
body. Install the surrounding tile on the
adjoining walls (if applicable) and mortar
bed up to the spacers using Schluter
SET
®
, Schluter ALL-SET
®
, Schluter FAST-
SET
®
or unmodified thin-set mortar,
ensuring full coverage. Remove all excess
setting material.
3. Apply tile to the top of the covering support
using thin-set mortar. The tile is installed
flush with the front and back of the
covering support to provide the drainage
openings. When the ends of the channel
body are located adjacent to walls, the
tile is installed overhanging the end of the
plate to cover the bonding flange along the
wall. Measure and cut the tile such that an
approximate 1/16" (1 mm) gap is left at the
wall.
Note: When the mortar bed is tiled beyond
the ends of the channel, the tile on the ends
of the covering support can be cut to either
match the grout joints of the surrounding floor
covering or to provide perimeter drainage
openings.
Note: For acid-resistant coverings, use an
epoxy adhesive to set and grout the tile.
Maintenance
KERDI-DRAIN and KERDI-LINE require no
special maintenance and are resistant to mold
and fungi. The grate may be removed to clean
the drain housing and the drain pipes.
Clean the grates and profiles using neutral
cleaners. Avoid the use of strong acids (e.g.,
hydrochloric, hydrofluoric) and bases/alkaline
cleaners (e.g., bleach, ammonia, chlorides).
Do not use abrasive cleaning agents and tools.
Even stainless steel requires periodic cleaning,
which will maintain a neat appearance and
reduce the risk of corrosion. Stainless steel
surfaces develop a sheen when treated with a
chrome-polishing agent.