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INSTALLATION PROCEDURES:
 
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FIG.1
FIG.2
FIG.3
FRONT
FRONT EDGE
OF TEMPLATE
CARDBOARD
TEMPLATE
FRONT EDGE
OF PANEL
(PANEL SHOWN
ON BACKSIDE)
BOTTOM EDGE
OF PANEL
PENCIL
LINE
1/16" TO
 1/8" SHIM
SHOWER BASE
1/16" TO
 1/8" SHIM
BATH
PENCIL
LINE
1/16" TO
 1/8" SHIM
FRONT
IMPORTANT:   USE ROUTER, SPADE BITS, TWIST DRILLS OR 
HOLE SAWS ONLY. DO NOT USE AUGER BITS.
IMPORTANT  The shower base or bath must be in place before 
the shower walls can be installed. Make sure that these 
fixtures are installed correctly and are 
level. Please cover the 
fixtures with plastic or cardboard to prevent damage during 
installation. Allow 1/8" gap per width of panel for expansion. 
This applies especially to applications where both vertical 
sides are restricted, such as between end walls. Also, allow 
1/16" to 1/8" space at the bottom between the panels and 
the bath or shower base.
HOLE LOCATIONS FOR FIXTURES:
1. Turn off hot and cold supplies remove existing handles, 
escutcheons and shower head & arm.
2. Cut a template from the shipping carton the width & length of 
the side panel, mark the template "front". See Fig. 1.
3.  Draw a vertical line from the top corner of the bath or 
shower base using a level to 1" below the ceiling. 
See Fig. 2 & 3.
4. Measure the centers of the shower head pipe 
and faucet valve stem(s) as referenced from the 
top of the mounting surface shim (made from 
narrow wooden strips or plastic) and the vertical 
line made in step no. 3.
5. Transfer these hole locations to the cardboard 
template and cut holes in the template large 
enough to fit over the faucet valve stem(s) and 
the shower pipe.
6. Place the template on the wall and align the front 
edge with the pencil line scribed from step no. 3. 
Check for accuracy of the holes. If a hole is off, 
place masking tape over the incorrect hole and 
spot the new, correct center. Mark the front of 
the template (side facing you) for later 
identification.
7. Place the side wall on the floor with the grooves 
facing toward the floor and place front of the 
template on top (facing down). See Fig. 1 Make 
sure the front of the template is lined up with the 
front edge of the panel, and the bottom corresponds to the top of the 
shower base. Line up the front and bottom edges and mark the hole 
centers on the shower wall with a grease pencil.
8. Drill holes in the panel. Using a carbide hole saw, drill holes of sufficient 
size to allow for clearance of stems and valves, and to allow for future 
servicing of these components. Make sure that the holes can be covered 
by the escutcheon. Drill holes from the backside of the panel to avoid 
chipping the front surface.
9. After drilling the holes, dry fit the panel against the wall and check for 
accuracy lining-up the edges of the panel with the traced line from step 
no. 3.