Installation Guide

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Inside Wall

Shower Base

NOTE: You will be able to make smaller adjustments to the panel for a

more accurate fit after the holes are cut and your panel can be firmly

pushed into the corner. Keep I mind the size and coverage of the trim

kit and escutcheons.

B. For each hole to be cut, measure the vertical distance between the

center of the plumbing fixture and the shower base. Measure the

horizontal distance between the center of the fixture and the installed

back wall panel. Mark the center of the fixtures on the face of the panel.

C. Using a drill, make a small pilot hole in marked locations. Using a

jigsaw, hole saw, or paddle bit cut out each hole in the panel to the

appropriate size for the particular pipe or fixture. Make each hole

only as large as necessary for access to the plumbing.

D. With holes drilled so the panel now fits over the plumbing, you can

more accurately adjust the fit of the panel into the back corner and

against the shower base from previous steps.

E. Prior to adhering the plumbing wall panel, seal the joint with the back

panel and the joint with the shower base using a small bead of 100%

Silicone applied into the corner. This can be tooled and cleaned with

denatured alcohol and clean painters rags.