Installation; Important - Jacuzzi Twin Tower Manual De Instalación

Return the bath to its proper position, check its height and per-
pendicularity once again and then press the compensator a-
gainst the wall, making sure that the holes coincide with the
screw anchors.
Fix the compensator with 5 countersunk flat head screws diam.
3.9x32, complete with washers (fig. 19).
After checking the perpendicularity of the assembly once again,
drill holes in the inside of the curved glass panel upright with a
diam. 3 mm drill tip, using the 5 holes on the inside of the com-
pensator as a template; then attach the two parts with 5 stain-
less steel cheese head self-tapping screws, diam. 3.5x13 (fig.
20).
On Twin Tower Corner model, apply silicone to seal the hole in
the bath that has been left unused (situated near the compen-
sator, fig. 21, detail 3): this hole is for fixing the additional side
glass panel in the version installed along a wall.
Finally, snap the cover profile in place (fig. 20).
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WIN OWER
Pre-assemble 2 stainless steel M4x40 dowels (screws with no
heads) (fig. 17) on the curved glass panel, leaving about 20 mm
of thread still showing.
Apply silicone to the bottom part of the glass panel uprights and
to the holes for the passage of the dowels (fig. 18).
Position the glass panel over the rim of the bath and slot its pro-
file into the shower column, then attach it to the bath by means
of 2 M4 hexagon nuts and 2 stainless steel washers diam. 4.3x9
(fig. 18).
INSTALLATION OF THE SIDE GLASS PANEL
("T T " only)
WIN OWER
Pre-assemble 1 stainless steel M4x40 dowel (screw with no
head) (fig. 21, detail 1) on the glass side panel, leaving about
20 mm of thread still showing.
Apply silicone to the bottom part of the glass panel uprights
and to the hole for the passage of the dowel (figs. 21, details
1-2).
Also apply silicone along the entire length of the upright for the
curved and side panels in their respective profiles, as illustrated
in fig. 21, detail 4. Adding this silicone is always advisable to en-
sure watertightness and a greater structural solidity for the
shower, since the uprights for the two glass panels are only fit-
ted with screws at the ends to ensure a handsome final appea-
rance.
Detach the bath slightly from the wall and position the glass si-
de panel on the bath, slotting it into the profile for the curved
glass panel. Then attach the side panel to the bath with 1 stain-
less steel M4 hexagon nut and washer diam. 4.3x9 (fig. 21).
Fix the curved and side panels by means of the 90° square
(contained in the bag with the white caps) using 2 stainless
steel cheese head screws diam. 3.9x19 (fig. 24).
N.B.: the bag of screws contains 2 squares; only one of these
is used, depending on the version of Twin Tower: for the LH ver-
sion use the square with 3 holes; for the RH version use the o-
ne with 2 holes.
Slide the compensator onto the end of the glass side panel and
bring the bath up against the wall again, accurately checking its
position (height and perpendicularity) (fig. 22).
While holding the compensator perfectly perpendicular (check this
with the spirit level), drill holes in the wall with a diam. 6 mm drill
tip, using the holes in the compensator as a template, then insert
screw anchors in the holes (fig. 23).
Detach the bath slightly from the wall once again and remove
any dust and grit produced while making the holes in the wall.
Raise the compensator just enough to be able to apply silicone
to the bottom and, while holding it against the glass panel upri-
ght, silicone all along the part that will rest against the wall (fig.
23).
Return the bath to its proper position, check its height and per-
pendicularity once again and then press the compensator a-
gainst the wall, making sure that the holes and screw anchors
coincide (fig. 24).
Fix the compensator with 5 stainless steel countersunk flat head
screws diam. 3.9x32 and washers (fig. 23).
After checking the perpendicularity of the assembly once again,
hold the side glass pressed downwards so that the gasket on
the underside adheres perfectly to the rim of the bath; at the sa-
me time, drill holes in the inside of the glass side panel upright
with a diam. 3 mm drill tip and using the 5 holes on the inside
of the compensator as a template. Then attach the two parts with
5 stainless steel cheese head self-tapping screws, diam. 3.5x13
(fig. 24) and, finally, snap the cover profile in place.
INSTALLING THE GLASS DOOR
N.B.: As you have to work from inside the bath, make sure that
it is suitably protected.
Bring the glass door up against the upright profile and insert fir-
st the lower cam (with the double guide pin), then the upper o-
ne and the horizontal cross bar; attach the assembled parts with
4 stainless steel countersunk flat head screws diam. 3.9x45
and washers (fig. 26).
After inserting the compensator with the "wing" towards the
shower area, rest the whole assembly on the bath, sliding the
lower cam pin into the hole already provided on the bath (fig. 25,
detail 1):
1) Attach the horizontal cross bar to the shower column with
a stainless steel cheese head screw diam. 3.9x19 and washer
(fig. 25, detail 2);
2) Position the upper cover on the shower column and attach
it both to the column and to the curved glass panel using 3
stainless steel cheese head screws diam. 3.9x19 and washers
(fig. 25, detail 3);
3) IMPORTANT: check that the compensator is sufficient to
make up for any errors in the perpendicularity of the wall, that
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