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1 Information for your Installer Shaker Furniture Range Version : 2.0 ate : 1st November 2012

2 ontents 1 - Message to Homeowner 2 - Product Selector - Identify product to be installed 3 - Installation Location - Your Special Installation Instructions - learance Guideline 4 - Site Preparation 5 - General Installation Information - Product Installation - Plumbing Installation - Glass oor Installation - Hinge djustment 6 - Product Specifications - Basin Specifications - Furniture Specifications Message to Homeowner Product Selector Installation Location Site Preparation General Installation Information Product Specification

3 Message to Homeowner 1 IMPORTNT PLS R THIS IF YOU R TH HOMOWNR Thank you for choosing St Michel bathroom furniture. We are here to help you to achieve the outcomes you want so we d like to offer you some guidance around the installation process. Planning this and ensuring the correct guidelines are followed is not only vital to ensuring you re happy with the end result and that the bathroom is properly functional and will stand the test of time. It will also make the process as smooth as possible by minimising the possibility of any misunderstandings and installation mistakes by your builder or plumber. Your role in the project We understand that creating or upgrading your bathroom is not a simple matter and that you ll need to rely on professional tradespeople. That said, it s important you take an active role in over-seeing the project. Please read the guideline overview on the next page. This will ensure you provide your installer with the information required so he/she: 1. Properly understands your desired bathroom layout. 2. Understands that you expect your furniture to be installed to St Michel s guidelines. nsuring your bathroom is covered by our warranty nother reason to ensure your installation professional follows our guidelines, is not doing so could affect your warranty cover should anything go wrong now or in the future. 06/12

4 Message to Homeowner 1 IMPORTNT PLS R THIS IF YOU R TH HOMOWNR Guideline Overview Section 2 Product Selector Tick your chosen furniture. Give this section to your installer so they know what product you have selected and its exact specifications. Section 3 Installation Location Identifying the installation location sounds simple, but in homes with multiple bathrooms it pays to be very clear. on t forget to add your special installation preferences before giving this to your installer. Section 4 Site Preparation This is a set of site preparation instructions for your builder, but you should read it too. iscuss the three points on this document to make sure you both agree exactly what is to be done. Pay particular attention to the height level and wall support information. Section 5 General Installation Information This includes installation information for both your Builder and your Plumber as they will split the tasks on the job - plumbers take varying degrees of involvement in product installations. Make it very clear to both of them that points 1-8 must be followed to the letter. Section 6 Specifications General product specifications - while not necessary for installation this information could be useful to your installer, so it doesn t hurt to provide this as well. 06/12

5 Shaker Product Selector 2 Shaker Product Selector Use the following charts to identify what product you intend to install. This will help your installer in the planning phase.

Shaker Product Selector 2 Shaker Washstand 1050 Floor 1d 1 Identify which cabinet you chose Shaker Washstand 950 Floor 1dr 1 glass drawer 1 glass drawer 1 glass drawer Shaker 1200-4 rawer eramic W

Washstand 750-1 rawer eramic W 750 H 860 500 Shaker Washstand 950-1 rawer eramic W 950 H 860 500 Shaker Washstand 1050-1 rawer eramic W 1050 H 860 500 Tower 255-1 oor - 1 rawer oors - Wood W 255 H

6 Shaker Product Selector 2 Shaker Washstand 1050 Floor 1d 1 Identify which cabinet you chose Shaker Washstand 950 Floor 1dr 1 glass drawer 1 glass drawer 1 glass drawer Shaker rawer eramic W 1220 H Shaker legance rawer eramic W 750 H Shaker legance rawer eramic W 950 H Shaker Tower 1d1dr Shaker Tower 1d 1 Glass door 1dr Shaker Tower 2 G Shaker Washstand rawer eramic W 750 H Shaker Washstand rawer eramic W 950 H Shaker Washstand rawer eramic W 1050 H Tower oor - 1 rawer oors - Wood W 255 H glass door Tower oor - 1 rawer oors - Wood / Glass W 255 H glass doors Tower oor - 1 rawer oors - Glass / Glass W 255 H Identify which cabinet colour you chose Wood ark Oak Stain Beech 3 Identify which hinge option you chose Left hinge (standard supply): choose when storage is installed left side of vanity Right hinge: choose when storage is installed right side of vanity 4 Features Flat Bar handles supplied are Satin hrome

7 Installation Location 3 1 Identify the room your product should be installed Identify Room here 2 Your Special Instructions to the installer SOM XMPLS OF SPIL INSTRUTIONS YOU MY WNT TO ONSIR Vanities Side Furniture Mirrors and Lighting State preferred height of wall mounted vanity. o you want a side packer installed between the vanity and wall? Special waste overflow upgrade. nsure plumbing position(s) suit vanity configuration. Install clear distance to protect from shower spray. re you installing a towel rail on the vanity? onsider finished height of low furniture. llowing for power inside side storage? Install on correct side of vanity. Side furniture door should open away from vanity. i.e. asy access. re you recessing side furniture into wall? Preferred depth? Height off floor for tall furniture. Mirror height : onsider all user heights. Opening and closing mirror cabinet doors must clear tapware. Offset a recessed mirror at least 20mm off wall to easily open doors. llowing for power inside cabinet? Power for lights, demister pads and preferred switch positions. Solo mirrors can be mounted portrait or landscape. In all cases above consider the learance Guide over the page. YOUR INSTLLTION INSTRUTIONS :

8 Installation Location 3 learance Guidelines The following guide will assist you in planning your new bathroom These Bathroom learance Guidelines will help you create a practical working space that maximises the potential of the room you have to work with. By using these measurements you can determine the best furniture, shower, bath and fixture combination for your bathroom. Mirror imension 900mm high Mirror imension 700mm high Mirror abinet imension 740mm high 1050mm 1150mm 1200mm verage fixing heights are supplied, adjust for personal preference UTION: Mirror abinet doors need to clear tapware, consider if mounting lower.

9 Installation Location 3 WLL Bath or Vanity WLL WLL B learance Wall to Toilet Pan - 750mm to 1200mm - 900mm most practical B dge of Bath/Vanity to entre Toilet Pan - 400mm to 500mm - 500mm most practical learance Wall to entre Pan - 400mm to 500mm - 500mm most practical learance Wall to Basin/Vanity - 750mm to 900mm - 900mm most practical Remember llow space on wall for towel rails G 200mm F OOR learance Toilet Pan to Basin/Vanity - 750mm to 900mm - 900mm most practical F learance Bath to Basin/Vanity - 750mm to 900mm - 900mm most practical G Bathroom ccess - 750mm to 900mm - 750mm minimum between fixture(s) for good bathroom access J K H I H learance Bath to Vanity J Wall Hung Vanities K Side Furniture - 150mm to 300mm - 300mm most practical - average 870mm - adjust for height preference - average 200mm - adjust for height preference I learance Vanity to Side Furniture - 75mm to 150mm - 100mm most practical For addition planning information see

10 I H Site Preparation 4 PLNNING : SIT PRPRTION N PLUMBING IMPORTNT: PLS R PRIOR TO INSTLLTION 1 POSITIONING FURNITUR POSITION IS IMPORTNT H - 50mm to 150mm I - 150mm to 300mm When deciding on the position of the furniture, be sure to arrange the product at least 150mm from any wet areas such as baths, spas and showers. nsure that the floor is level (floor mounted) and that the wall is straight and plumb. NOT : o not expose furniture to shower spray - good quality shower screen must be fitted to the bath or shower to keep the furniture dry and to prevent water damage. 2 HK LVLS HK FOR PLUMB WLLS N LVL FLOOR Walls When installing a vanity (furniture) to a wall, it is essential that the wall is plumb and straight. If it is not possible to make the wall plumb and straight you must pack the vanity out so that it does not follow the out of aligned wall. WRNING : Fixing the vanity on a wall that is not plumb and straight will result in the following : Will result in Sagging Front corner lift Fixing Points Horizontal - Wall NOT straight entre divider entre drop Plan view Front corner lift - abinet will sag as illustrated. - abinet will twist out of alignment and not be plumb. - rawers will not function as designed. i.e. They will appear racked, will not run correctly or smoothly and if self-closing, will not close on their own. - oors will not align or be able to be adjusted to align. - Vanity/basin will appear to have an accentuated twist. Plumb Wall Out of Plumb Wall Vertical - Wall NOT straight Floor s with wall hung vanities, floor standing vanities must sit on a level floor or be packed so they sit level and true. WRNING : Fixing a vanity to a floor that is not level will result in the same adverse symptoms that appear with rawers/oors and Vanity. Levelling Support Side view 3 FRMING SUPPORT NOGS STU STU STU SUPPORT NOG Recommended x 50 Wall hung furniture and V basins that require wall fixing Support nogs are to be fitted between the studs, as detailed, to give a solid wall backing to attach the vanity. Fix the top nog at 900mm above the floor and ensure the total width exceeds the vanity width. Floor Level

11 General Installation Information INSTLLTION INSTRUTIONS IMPORTNT: PLS R PRIOR TO INSTLLTION We recommend that a qualified, licensed tradesperson install this vanity and we would expect the installation to be undertaken in a tradesman like manner and finished to a tradesman standard. This product carries a full warranty against faulty workmanship and materials. Please inspect thoroughly before installation to ensure that the unit has not been damaged in transit. nsure that the water temperature does not exceed 55 for safety and to avoid possible damage to your vanity basin. 4 BINT WLL HUNG & FLOOR STNING FURNITUR Remove the doors and/or drawers to provide access to the inside rear wall of the cabinet (note that all hinges are quick release for easy removal). For wall hung vanities - mark the position of the top of the vanity. The work surface would typically be set at a height of 850mm to 900mm. If the top (basin) is packed separately deduct the thickness of the top from the finished height to determine the correct height for the top of the cabinet. rill holes for plumbing in the back panel or base of the cabinet with an appropriate sized hole saw. WRNING : o not secure the unit to the wall until the vanity is sitting level, plumb and square. Use suitable packing to achieve this if the wall cannot be aligned. Position unit and check that it is sitting level, plumb and square. 50 max. 250 approx. L 250 approx. 50 max. Screw Fixing : For wall hung vanities. Fixings must be into solid timber and must be no more than 50mm from each side of the cabinet. The installer must provide additional fixing points evenly spread at approximately 250mm centres along the top of the back panel. NOT : ouble fixings each side. 850 to 900 Floor standing vanities should, likewise, be checked for sitting level, plumb and square and suitably packed to achieve this. Screw fix to the wall to secure either through the back rail or back panel. 5 TOPS FITTING TOPS TO FURNITUR crylic & Mineral ast Tops If the top is not attached to the cabinet, fit the taps and waste then glue it to the top of the cabinet with a continuous bead of xpandite SB adhesive, Panel Bond or something similar. eramic & eramic Quartz Tops uring the complex manufacturing process ceramic tops shrink considerably and can be slightly uneven. It is recommended that the top be fixed to the cabinet with a continuous bead of silicone so the top will not rock or move. pply the silicone to the top edges of the cabinet then postion the top. If the cabinet is wall hung then the ceramic top should also be fixed to the solid timber in the wall with the fasteners packed with the top. NOT : Not all ceramic tops are designed to be wall fixed. 11/12

12 General Installation Information 5 INSTLLTION INSTRUTIONS IMPORTNT: PLS R PRIOR TO INSTLLTION 6 WST FITTING WST ORRTLY lign slots with basins internal holes. In a ceramic basin, hand tighten the waste - do not overtighten or the basin may be damaged. Use suitable overflow waste and align the slots with the internal holes in the basin and ensure that no excess silicone or putty is obstructing the water flow. 7 SLING Materials used for the construction of this unit are water resistant and not waterproof. bead of sealant (specifically formulated for bathrooms) must be used to seal all edges where water penetration can occur. i.e. Between the cabinet and the wall and the floor, between the vanity top and the top edge of the cabinet and between a vessel basin and the top surface.take care to dry any spillage or leakage of water onto or into the cabinet during installation. 8 HING JUSTMNT It is the responsibility of the installer to make any adjustments to align doors after installation if required. St Michel use clip hinges which require only light finger pressure to clip into place and allow the doors to be easily removed for access to plumbing fittings. OOR LIGNMNT Your doors have been adjusted in the factory on a level surface to achieve matching height, equal gap and surface alignment. Before you adjust the doors, ensure again that the vanity is level and true and not twisted. When level, if the doors still do not align, adjustment can be made to the hinges as follows:. SI JUSTMNT To move the doors sideays in total or to level each door, turn screw clockwise or anti-clockwise. B. PTH JUSTMNT To move the door inward or outward from the carcass - loosen the hinge arm fastening screw B and slide in the direction you want to go. Retighten hinge arm fastening screw B.. HIGHT JUSTMNT Loosen the top and bottom screw on each mount plate, adjust and retighten. IMPORTNT WRRNTY NOTI Please note that in the event that the vanity is not installed in accordance with these instructions the St Michel warranty may be voided. ny modifications to the product will void any warranty. Please ensure that the Warranty and onditions of Use card is left in the cabinet for the homeowner. 11/12

13 General Installation Information 5 SHKR Shaker Washstand 100 F B Finished Floor Level Shaker S/R, Shaker legance L 100 F B Shaker S/R Shaker legance Finished Floor Level L escription Basin (Basin Top) B (abinet Height) F Washstand 750 Hola L Basin 115 Washstand 950 Hola L Basin 115 Washstand 1050 Hola L Basin 115 Shaker 1200 Hola L Basin 100 Shaker legance 750 Kloc L Basin 100 Shaker legance 950 Kloc L Basin 100 Standard Supply Tap Hole 1 olour White Integral Overflow Yes If you increase or decrease height of basin (i.e. dimension ) then + dimensions must be amended accordingly. F measurement is bottom of basin outlet to centre of wall waste pipe - if another waste trap is used, you will have to confirm F measurement suits or adjust accordingly. NOT: Waste outlet positioned for standard chrome bottletrap and pop-up basin waste. ll dimensions are in millimetres nominal. St Michel Industries Ltd has the right to change product and specifications without notice. 11/12

General Installation Information 5 GLSS OOR INSTLLTION INSTRUTIONS TTH

PROTTIV SLV nsure the plastic protective sleeve is in place and

hinge. TTH OOR TO HING Place glass door into hinge.

hinges then carefully close the door to check alignment.

14 General Installation Information 5 GLSS OOR INSTLLTION INSTRUTIONS TTH HNL ttach handle to glass door, O NOT LIFT glass door by the handle while unattached from cabinet. oing so may result in the glass door breaking due to stress. PROTTIV SLV nsure the plastic protective sleeve is in place and positioned next to the outer surface of the glass door when inside the hinge. TTH OOR TO HING Place glass door into hinge. Turn pressure screw clockwise to tighten top and bottom hinges. O NOT OVR TIGHTN. oing so may result in the glass door breaking due to stress. OOR JUSTMNT Once the glass door is secured into the top and bottom hinges then carefully close the door to check alignment. djust accordingly by releasing pressure screws and sliding glass door left and right, up or down. To remove any unwanted dirt and fingerprint marks, simply apply a standard glass cleaner with a soft cloth and leave to dry. NOT: Round sticker on glass door indicates the front door, this is the side that the handle is attached to. 06/12

15 General Installation Information 5 HING JUSTMNTS St Michel use clip hinges which require only light finger pressure to clip into place and allow the doors to be easily removed for access to plumbing fittings. OOR LIGNMNT Your doors have been adjusted in the factory on a level surface to achieve matching height, equal gap and surface alignment. Before you adjust the doors, ensure again that the vanity is level and true and not twisted. When level, if the doors still do not align, adjustment can be made to the hinges as follows:. SI JUSTMNT To move the doors sideways in total or to level each door, turn screw clockwise or anitclockwise. B. PTH JUSTMNT To move the door inward or outward from the carcass - loosen the hinge arm fastening screw B and slide in the direction you want to go. Retighten hinge arm fastening screw B.. HIGHT JUSTMNT Loosen the top and the bottom screw on each mount plate, adjust and retighten. 06/12

Product Specifications 6 HOL FORM BSIN RMI ONSOL BSIN Hola forma escription B Hola Forma 750 750 500 360 100 550 Hola Forma 850 850 500 360 150 550 Hola Forma 950 950 500 360 200 550 Hola Forma 1050

16 Product Specifications 6 HOL FORM BSIN RMI ONSOL BSIN Hola forma escription B Hola Forma Hola Forma Hola Forma Hola Forma Hola Forma Hola Forma /B F G (Bowl length) (Bowl length) 160 (Bowl length) F F B G (Bowl Width) B G (Bowl Width) Standard Tap Size Standard Waste Size Basin epth epth to Overflow epth to Overflow (ouble Bowl) 35 mm 32 mm 150 mm 140 mm 110 mm ll dimensions are in millimetres nominal. 06/12

Product Specifications 6 KLO BSIN RMI ONSOL BSIN Kloc escription B F G Kloc 750 750 500 45 135 480 110 335 Kloc 950 950 500 45 170 610 110 340 Kloc eep 750 750 500 45 135 480 110 335 Kloc eep 950 950

17 Product Specifications 6 KLO BSIN RMI ONSOL BSIN Kloc escription B F G Kloc Kloc Kloc eep Kloc eep Kloc /B (Bowl length) (Bowl length) 160 (Bowl length) F F B G (Bowl Width) B G (Bowl Width) Standard Tap Size Standard Waste Size Basin epth epth to Overflow 35 mm 32 mm pprox. 110 mm pprox. 90 mm ll dimensions are in millimetres nominal. 06/12

Product Specifications 6 SHKR Shaker escription B Shaker legance Floor 750 4dr 750 500 850 710 485 Shaker legance Floor 950 4dr Shaker Washstand Floor 750 1dr 950 750 500 480 850 860 910 695 485 335

18 Product Specifications 6 SHKR Shaker escription B Shaker legance Floor 750 4dr Shaker legance Floor 950 4dr Shaker Washstand Floor 750 1dr Shaker Washstand Floor 950 1dr Shaker Washstand Floor dr Shaker Floor dr B B B (Floor) (Floor) (Floor) Front View Side View (Shaker S/R) Side View (Shaker legance) Front View Side View (Washstand) ll dimensions are in millimetres nominal. 06/12

Product Specifications 6 SHKR STORG Shaker Storage escription B Shaker Tower 255 1d 1dr 255 310 1740 Shaker Tower 255 2d 1dr (Glass oor) 255 310

19 Product Specifications 6 SHKR STORG Shaker Storage escription B Shaker Tower 255 1d 1dr Shaker Tower 255 2d 1dr (Glass oor) Shaker Tower 255 2d 1dr (ouble Glass oor) B Front View Front View Front View Side View ll dimensions are in millimetres nominal. 06/12

Toilet Vanities: Sub & Nes 400. Planning & Installation Information

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