American Standard 6032 Series Seated Shower Base user manual

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
6032 SERIES TUB
6032 SERIES SEATED SHOWER BASE
HIGH GLOSS ACRYLIC SURFACE
Thank you for selecting American Standard...the benchmark of fine quality for over 100 years. To ensure
that your installation proceeds smoothly--please read these instructions carefully before you begin.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN....
Local building codes vary by location. Observe all local plumbing and building codes.
Your new bath is shipped to you after careful inspection.
To insure maximum performanc

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GENERAL INSTALLATION INFORMATION ... 1. BATH MAY ONLY BE INSTALLED IN A RECESS TYPE INSTALLATION. 2. THIS BATH IS NOT SELF-SUPPORTING AND MUST BE SUPPORTED ALONG ITS ENTIRE BOTTOM WITH MORTAR OR GROUT. STRINGERS WILL HELP LEVEL TUB, BUT WILL NOT PROVIDE ADEQUATE SUPPORT. 3. TAKE EXTRA CARE WHEN DRIVING NAILS OR SCREWS TO AVOID DAMAGING THE BATH. 1 INSTALLATION AND FRAMING INSTRUCTIONS: A.) Locate studs as required. Ensure roughing-in dimensions are proper, plumb, and square. It is strongl

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2 A.) THIS BATH MUST BE SUPPORTED ALONG IT'S ENTIRE BOTTOM. We recommend the use of mortar as bedding material (sand is not recommended). Apply enough bedding to support the complete bottom of the bath. After the bedding has been poured, and before it sets, position the bath within the recess until the rim is leveled against the leveling stringers (see "Typical Recess Installation") shown below. The rim of the bath MUST NOT support weight. Allow the bedding material to completely harden befo

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POST INSTALLATION CLEAN-UP Remove all construction debris from bath. Tile grout can be removed with a wooden popsicle stick or tongue depressor. Do not use wire brushes or any other metal implement on bath surface. Post installation clean-up generally can be completed using warm water and liquid dishwashing detergent. Stubborn dirt or stains may ® be removed using granular Spic and Span mixed with water. Painter's naphtha can be used to remove excess adhesives and/or wet oil-base paint. FEATU