5000 Aqua series shower cubicle

Step 1

Rectangle double internal sliding double sliding door shower model

Step 2

Shower tray assembly
Level tray feet below the base and connect waste pipe to waste plug provided

Step 3

Attach all the ttings to the rear panel according to the model you purchased.

Connect hoses from your water mains to the showers mixer and test all hoses and connections are tight and sealed from leaks.

1. Lower the middle panel over the aluminium rail on the base
2. Insert grey wedge between the rail on the base, and aluminium on the frame
3. Insert the 2nd grey wedge on the other side of middle panel

Step 4

NOTE: Attach any accessories to the left rear wall according to your model prior to attaching to the middle panel.

Attaching and securing the left rear panels.

1. Interlock the middle panel and rear wall, insure the panels are locked in completely from top to bottom.
2. Rotate left rear wall until both middle and rear walls form a straight line.
3. As you are rotating the left rear wall, the bottom of the wall should slide and insert into the aluminium rail on the base.

The rear wall should now be locked with the middle panel and the shower tray.

Step 5

The right rear wall is attached in the same manner as the left rear wall, follow the same steps

NOTE: Attach any accessories to the right rear wall according to your model prior to attaching to the middle panel

Step 6

The last step to securing the rear panels is to lock them together using the right angle aluminium rail.

1. Lower the aluminium rail so the angle slides between the aluminium of the middle and rear panels
2. Insert plastic grey wedges so they slide between the aluminium rail and the top of the frame of the rear wall
3. Slide until grey wedges are completely inserted and locked in position

Step 7

To attach the side wall you first need to place the bottom door rail at the front of the shower base so when you lock the side wall it should slide over
the block.
With the front door rail on the shower base, lock the side wall to the rear panel.
Rotate the side wall outwards until it fully locks into place.
Raise the side wall enough to allow the side wall to slide the cut out of the side wall to insert over the block of the door rail as shown.

Step 8

To attach the other side wall, insert the wall at an angle until it is fully into the rear wall.

Rotate the side wall until it locks in at a right angle.

Raise the side wall enough to allow the door rail to insert into the slot of the side wall and slide down until door rail is fully inserted into the side wall, as shown

Step 9

Last step is to attach the top rail Insert the door rail blocks into the slots of both the side walls and lower them simultaneously into the side walls until fully inserted

NOTE: you may need to tap the top door rail down with a rubber mallet as it will be new it may be a tight t.

Step 10

Attach the door handles to both of the doors, wide side will be on the inside, narrow side will be outside.

Step 11

When attaching wheels on the door check that you have the top of the door in relation to your door entry, Check by matching the magnetic strip on the door will match the magnetic strip on the side wall.

Top wheels are your level adjustment wheels, screwing the knurled nut will either raise or lower the door depending on what way you turn the nut.

The grub screw will lock the wheels from coming loose over time

Bottom wheels are spring loaded to insert in the bottom door rail

NOTE: When screwing wheels into door frame, we suggest using Loctite to insure the bolts do not come loose over time.

Step 12

Once wheels are attached to the doors it is time to raise the doors and attach to the shower

Starting with one door, maneuver the door inside the shower, raise the door so one of the top wheels sits on the lip of the door rail and the other wheel sits on the lip of the side wall.

As the door hangs off the top wheels, reach down and pull the springs down on the bottom wheels and insert into the bottom door rail and the bottom side wall rail.

Check the door slides smoothly, it’s not rubbing on the frame and the bottom wheels are not popping out of the rails.

If so you need to adjust the top wheels by turning the knurled nut and leveling the door accordingly.

Step 13

OPTIONAL

Cut any excess aluminium profile from wall mounts if they are to be used.

Attaching the wall mounts.

You have a few options depending on what type of wall you are securing the wall mounts to.

You can use screw and dowels to secure any type of wall, plaster, tiles, concrete or brick or you can use liquid nails to secure the wall mounts.

To secure the wall mounts to the shower you can screw into the frame, no glass is present at the position of where the wall mounts are attached.

NOTE: Wall mounts are optional, the shower can stand on its own and not move over time due to its weight. Wall mounts will stabilize the shower from any movement.

Step 14

If you are to use the screws and dowels provided

Mark the hole positions of the wall profile onto the wall on either one or both sides of the shower

If the shower is placed in a corner, only attach the side where the wall mount can be attached.

One wall mount is enough to stabilize the shower!

Step 15

Using a drill and a 5.5mm drill bit.
Drill holes where you marked the holes.
Insert the dowels into the holes

Step 16

Place the wall mount into position.

Insert the screw through the cap washer and screw into the dowel.

Once all screws have been inserted use the cover caps to give you a clean finish