Utopia Bathroom Furniture Installation Instructions

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Important Note
These fitting instructions refer to fitting Utopia
Furniture to a solid wall. If your bathroom has
studded walls, please use appropriate plasterboard
fixings such as the ones illustrated here, available
from DIY stores throughout the UK.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Contents
PLEASE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE COMMENCING WORK
All units are packed together with a relevant fitting pack and are identified by a label which appears on the front of the box and the rear of the unit.
It is advised that fitting commences from a corner wherever possible, ensuring correct spacing should a corner filler be used.
It is also advised that all doors and fascias are removed prior to fitting to avoid unnecessary damage occurring.
Please note that some of Utopia’s units, sanitaryware and worktops are heavy. Always take care when lifting, and follow health and safety guidelines.
Base Units
Fitting Base Units
Base Units and Drawer Packs
Fitting Wall Hung Base and Wall Units
Adjusting a Soft Close Drawer Box
Fitting a Plinth
WC Fascia Cut Outs
Utopia Push Button Concealed Cisterns
Dual Flush Push Button Cistern Features
WC Panels
Cut-Out Semi Recessed Washbasin Units
i-Line Furniture
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5
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Wall Units
Fitting Wall Cabinets
Fitting the Lighting Unit
Access and Removal of Transformers and Front Fascia
Mirror Cabinet Handle Fitting
Door Adjustment
Fitting a Mirror Door onto a Unit
Soft Close Hinge Mechanism, Removal and Re-Fitting
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Mirrors
Fitting a Mirror
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Fitting Designer Illuminated, Curved and Modular Offset Mirrors 11
Lighting, Flyover Shelves and Cornice
Fitting Flyover Shelves
Fitting LED Downlighters
Fitting Chrome Bow Lights
Fitting Wall Mounted Mirror Lights
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Tall Units
Fitting a Tall Glass Shelf Display Unit and
All Other Tall Units
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Encurva Modular Furniture
Fitting Encurva Basin
Fitting Wall Hanging Brackets
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Halo and Qube Furniture
Fitting Hinged Door Mirror Unit
Fitting Mirror Drawer Unit
Fitting Qube Unit
Fitting Halo Twin Base Unit
Fitting Side Cabinet
Fitting Cloakroom Cabinet
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Symmetry Furniture
Fitting Symmetry Modular Base Units and Fitted/Freestanding
Base Units
Fitting Symmetry Worktops / Solid Surface
Decorative End Panels
Fitting Side Panels with an External Filler Panel
Fitting Symmetry Plinths
Plinth Lighting
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Timber Units
Fitting Timber Modular and Floor Standing Units
Decorative End Panels
Plinth Installation
Fitting a Timber Accessory Shelf
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Downton
Fitting Traditional Base Unit
Downton
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Bath Panels
Bath Panel Component Identification
Bath Panel Installation
Definity Fitted Bath
Definity Freestanding Bath
Fitting Symmetry baths
Fitting Symmetry bath side panels
Fitting Symmetry bath side and end panels with an end storage unit
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32-34
Granite/Marble Worktops
Modular Units
Fitting Wall Hung Base and Wall Units
Modular Mirror Fitting
Modular & Timber Sliding Mirror
Mirror Cabinet Handle Fitting
Door Adjustment
Fitting a Mirror Door on to a Unit
Soft Close Hinge Mechanism, Removal and Re-fitting
Fitting a Square Profile Laminate Worktop
Basin Waste Recommendation
Adjusting a Soft Close Drawer Box
Fitting i-Line 50mm Side Panels
Fitting i-Line wall and Mirror Units
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Granite Worktops
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Geo
Geo Draw Unit
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Tap Holes
Drilling For Taps In the Worktop
Drilling a Tap Hole In a Gelcast Cloakroom Washbasin
50mm Laminate Worktops
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Solid Surface and Laminate Worktops
Installation of Laminate and Solid Surface Worktops
Fitting a Worktop
Installing a Washbasin into a Worktop
Washbasin Fascia & Worktop Cut Outs
Washbasin Waste Recommendation
Fitting a Solid Surface Apron Standard
and Short Projection
Solid Surface Shelves and Shelf Supports
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50mm Decorative Floating Shelves
Fitting a 50mm shelf with an adjustable support
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Base Units
Important
Check all products before fitting.
Do not fit any defective products, contact your supplier immediately.
Utopia Bathroom Group assumes that this/these product/s will be fitted by an experienced
and competent installer. Failure to do so will result in the invalidation of Utopia’s guarantee.
Under our policy of improvement we reserve the right to alter materials or specification
in line with our continuing programme of product and service development.
fig 2
fig 1
FITTING BASE UNITS AND TALL BASE UNITS
fig 3
NOTE: SHOULD THE FLOOR BE UNLEVEL AND YOU WISH TO LOWER THE
PLINTH HEIGHT FROM 175mm YOU WILL NEED TO CUT THE LEGS TO THE
REQUIRED HEIGHT (REMOVING UNWANTED MATERIAL FROM THE TOP) BEFORE
FITTING THEM TO THE BASE OF THE UNIT
Attach the plastic legs by pushing them into the sockets on the underside of the unit. It is
advised to give the base of the leg a slight tap with a hammer to ensure a good connection
in the socket (see fig 1).
Adjust the leg to approximately the correct height of 175mm (see fig 2). Having ensured
all relevant pipework is completed, position the unit on its legs against the wall. Adjust the
legs if necessary to ensure the unit sits level in both directions by using a spirit level on all
sides (see fig 3).
fig 4
Maintain the plinth height of 175mm as near to the optimum as possible.
Once the unit has been positioned level, remove the back (if applicable) and fix the unit
to the wall via the back rail or stretcher plates (see fig 4). If you are attaching this unit to a
plasterboard wall please ensure that you use the correct fixings.
Once all units are in place they can be joined together by means of drilling and screwing
through adjacent side panels. We suggest making fixing less obvious by drilling behind
hinges or loose shelves (see fig 5). Once all the units are securely fixed, ensure that all
the back panels that were removed earlier are slid back into position before proceeding
further.
Please note that many back panels are double-sided and have a different finish on either side.
Always check that you slide the panel in with the correct finish facing forwards before the
worktops are fitted (see fig 5).
fig 5
Please Note
fig 6
B
A
When fitting a base unit for a Short Projection Solid Surface basin, the back rail has a gap to
allow the inset basin to fit nearer the wall. Fix this unit to the wall through the side cheeks
of the back rail, A & B. This will also assist in supporting the worktop (see fig 6).
BASE UNITS AND DRAWER PACKS
This unit should be fitted the same way as a normal base unit. Please note drawer packs
do not have 8mm slide-in backs, this allows easy access to the top rail for fitting purposes.
If your unit is to be wall hung, please refer to the section ‘fitting a wall hung base unit’
on page 4.
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Base Units
FITTING WALL HUNG BASE UNITS AND WALL UNITS
All base units whether with legs or wall hung come complete with leg sockets fitted for
transit purposes. If the units are to be installed wall hung, please remove these sockets
prior to fixing. To do this, insert a small flat-headed screwdriver into the centre section and
carefully lever out the centre pin. The bracket can now be easily removed (see fig 1).
It is advised that a line is now drawn along the length of the wall, level with where the units
are to be fitted at the desired height above floor level. If the space between the floor and
the unit is to be 175mm then the line shown as x (see fig 2) should be drawn to suit the
unit being fitted.
fig 1
fig 2
F UNIT
TOP O
Wall hanging brackets need to be fixed to the carcass when they are sold separately. The
brackets should be fixed the correct way up by knocking four prongs into the holes at the
rear of the carcass. Ensure that the securing pin is knocked into place, (see fig 3).
Fix the brackets to the wall with appropriate plugs and screws for your wall type (not
supplied).
in +
out
A
The units then simply hook onto the wall fixed brackets. Adjustment to gain a level surface
is as follows,
level line
A - Adjust this to pull the cabinet into the wall
up +
down
B - Adjust this to move the cabinets up or down (see fig 3);
B
Pull the cabinets tightly in against the wall using the adjustment screws on brackets. It is
important to ensure you have sufficient support for the weight of pottery and unit plus
contents when fitting wall hung units.
securing pin
fig 3
Once all units are in place they can be joined together by means of drilling and screwing
through adjacent side panels. We suggest making fixing less obvious by drilling behind
hinges and/or loose shelves, (see fig 4).
fig 4
A securing screw should then be fitted through the back of the unit, through the fixed back
rail of the cabinet and into the wall on a base unit, this will help to stabilise the unit
(see fig 5 point 4).
Now that all the units are securely fixed, ensure that all the back panels that were removed
earlier are slid back into position before proceeding further. Please note that many back
panels are double-sided and therefore have a different finish on either side. Always check
that you slide the panel in with the correct finish facing forwards, (see fig 4).
For all units with a fixed back panel we advise that you drill a 10mm hole through the back
panel and then fit a stabilising screw though the back rail of the cabinet into the wall. The
10mm hole can be covered with one of the caps supplied or if positioned appropriately, by
the loose shelf of the unit, when applicable (see fig 6).
Units should be fitted by professional installers.
4
fig 5
Back Panel
6 in/out
Back Rail
Wall
10mm drill
fig 6
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Base Units
ADJUSTING A SOFT CLOSE DRAWER BOX
C
B
Drawer boxes are factory installed and should not need to be adjusted. However, if
adjustment is required, pull the drawer box out and remove the Utopia branded plastic
cap. This will reveal the two adjustment screws. Use one of the screws to raise and lower
the drawer box (see fig 1 A) and the other (see fig 1 B) to skew it, left and right.
A
fig 1
fig 2
Large drawer units have a fixing bracket, located in the centre of the drawer box on the
underside, that needs to be slackened off before adjustment and re-tightened after.
If you need to remove a drawer box, lift up and away from the drawer runners.
To replace the drawer box, fully extend the drawer runners, place the drawer box onto
them and close the drawer. The box will clip itself in to place upon closing (see fig 2).
To remove drawer front from the side turn screw (see fig 1 C).
FITTING A PLINTH
fig 3
Cut the plinth to the required length. If you are using a Plinth Return End to go around a
90° corner, reduce the overall length by 20mm to accommodate the corner piece.
On the reverse of the plinth mark the position of the cabinet legs in order to fix the leg
plates and cups. Fix with number 6 x 5/8 screws.
Push the plinth complete with clips onto the legs (see fig 3).
Alternatively;
As another option to wall hanging or fitting the plinth on the front legs of the cabinet, you
can remove the front legs and the plinth may be fitted to the rear legs only, (see fig 4).
Plinth can be fitted to the rear legs
fig 4
Please Note
Before fitting always check that you have identified the correct finish side of the plinth.
fig 5
Plinth Return Ends can be used to take a plinth round an internal (see fig 4) or an external
(see fig 5) corner.
fig 6
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Base Units
WC FASCIA CUT OUTS
When fitting a WC it may be necessary to cut the bottom fascia to accommodate both the
soil pipe and flush pipe. Use the pottery as a template (see fig 1, 4 and 5).
NOTE: Wall hung WC pottery should not be screwed directly to the fascias as the WC
units are not load carrying.
Flush Pipe
Waste Pipe
Wall hung pottery needs a steel supporting frame which has two large bolts that need to
be accommodated within the fascia panel. The plinth must also be cut to accommodate
the soil pipe (see fig 2) if applicable.
You may have to remove one of the rear legs of this unit to accommodate the waste pipe.
fig 1
For aesthetic looks a pan return should be used to act as a filler between the front of the
plinth (if applicable) and the back of the WC pan (see fig 3). To ensure a good fit screw
through the back of the plinth into the pan return (see fig 6).
Re-seal all cut edges.
UTOPIA PUSH BUTTON CONCEALED CISTERNS
The concealed cistern for use in Utopia Furniture is pneumatically operated by a small push
button which is both aesthetically pleasing and functional.
fig 2
fig 3
The cistern unit complies with the new regulations, maximum 6 litres flush volume, and is
totally installer and user friendly.
fig 4
DUAL FLUSH PUSH BUTTON CISTERN FEATURES
fig 5
1.
190 x 100mm clip-off service panel.
2.
Complete with push-fit water inlet pipe and internal isolation valve (see fig 7).
WC PANELS
fig 6
These panels are held in place by your wall hung or back-to-wall
toilet pan.
Additional fixings can be hidden behind the push button plate if
required (see fig 8).
fig 7
fig 8
2
1
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Base Unit Cut-Outs
fig 1
CUT-OUT SEMI RECESSED WASHBASIN UNITS
The cut-out washbasin unit incorporates a void at the back to allow pipework
to pass behind the unit. (see fig 1).
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Wall Units
FITTING WALL CABINETS, DELUXE MIRROR UNITS,
DOUBLE FULL MIRROR UNITS, WALL CABINETS, OPEN
SHELF UNITS AND QUBE MIRROR CABINET
F UNIT
TOP O
Wall cabinet hanging brackets are supplied with the unit.
It is advised that a line is drawn along the length of the wall, level with where the units are
to be fitted at the desired height above floor level. If tall units or tall sit on units are to be
used, these will determine the height of line x, i.e. the top of the unit being 1955mm if a
175mm plinth is to be used (see fig 1).
If you are attaching this unit to a plasterboard wall please ensure that you use the correct
fixings.
The units then simply hook onto the wall fixed brackets. Adjust to gain a level top edge
using the adjustment screws - (see fig 2). Also see instructions on page 4 (fig 2. and 3).
A securing screw should be placed at the back of the unit to stabilise it. The screw should
be located through the fixed back rail at the back of the cabinet (see fig 6 point A).
Once the units are in place they can be joined together (see fig 3).
Once the unit has been levelled and pulled against the wall, fix conceal cover over
adjustment hole in back of unit with 10mm.
Hole covers supplied.
To fit mirror doors please refer to the section on fitting a mirror door on page 9.
fig 1
FITTING THE LIGHTING UNIT
These units come with a transformer pre-installed that will power one extra light to the two
supplied with the unit, and the shaver socket.
Cabinet interior
If more than three lights are required, additional transformers must be added. These will fit
next to the existing transformer at the top of the unit, provided that the top of the unit is cut to
accommodate the transformer. Should the transformer be fitted with a 13 amp plug this must
be removed.
ACCESS AND REMOVAL OF TRANSFORMERS AND FRONT FASCIA
fig 2
Carefully remove the fascia from the front of the unit and access the transformer
(see fig 4).
Please note
The Shaver Socket is designed for use with electric razors only. We accept no responsibility
for any other appliance such as an electric toothbrush that is used in the socket.
fig 3
fig 4
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Wall Units
MIRROR CABINET HANDLE FITTING
fig 1
Metal Pull Handle
Please ensure all components are fitted in accordance with the diagram (see fig 1).
Please fit hand tight only using a manual screwdriver. Do not overtighten as this may cause
damage to the mirror door.
Black Rubber Grommet
PLEASE DOUBLE CHECK BLACK
RUBBER WASHER HAS BEEN FITTED
Hole in Mirror
DOOR ADJUSTMENT
White Plastic Washer
When adjustment is necessary to the doors, follow these directions (see fig 2):
Fixing Screw
W - Lift this clip to release the door from the carcass
X - Adjusts the door’s horizontal position
fig 2
Y - Adjusts the door’s vertical position
Z - Adjusts the in/out position of the door.
Y
W
X
FITTING A MIRROR DOOR ON TO A UNIT
Remove the hinges from the units by lifting the tab underneath the hinge indicated by
position W (see fig 2).
Z
Place the hinges on to the glass doors by locating them in to their housing (see fig 3 B) and
rotating them forward until they lock in to place.
fig 3
Z
X
B
W
Y
We advise that the hinge plates fitted are loosened off to allow easy fitting of the door.
Offer the door back up to the unit and clip the hinges back in to place on the unit (see fig
4).
On full mirror units please ensure when fitting the mirror there is no misalignment with the
three mirror hinges to reduce the risk of stress upon the hinge and glass.
Once the door is in the correct position re-tighten the hinge plates to the cabinets and
carry out final adjustment (see fig 2).
To remove the hinge from a glass door (see fig 5).
fig 4
a. Insert a small flat headed screwdriver underneath the release catch
situated inside the hinge.
fig 5
b. Rotate the blade of the screwdriver through 90º.
c. Close the hinge, thus releasing it from the bracket.
It is vitally important that all doors are adjusted correctly, as over a period of time the
stresses caused by misalignment can result in failure of the bond between the hinge
plate and the glass surface, and your guarantee will become invalid.
c
fig 6
SOFT CLOSE HINGE MECHANISM, REMOVAL AND RE-FITTING
door
1. This is supplied ready fitted to one of the hinges on the unit. Remove this to gain access
to the hinge adjustment screws by sliding the soft close mechanism off the hinge,
towards the door, as shown in diagram (see fig 6).
2. To re-fit the mechanism, simply locate the metal tab (see fig 7 b) and the two hooks
(see fig 7 c) inside the small hole on the hinge (see fig 8 d) and push forward and
down until it clicks in to place.
fig 7
c
fig 8
b
d
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Mirrors
Top
FITTING A MIRROR
Decide which way you wish to hang the mirror, horizontal or vertical.
Insert the white plastic pegs into the carcass holes (see fig 1), ensuring they are pushed
in properly, and straight. (Please note that once the white plastic inserts are fitted into the
holes on the carcass backboard, they cannot be removed).
Drill holes into the wall at the appropriate positions, depending upon which way you are
hanging the mirror. Make sure they are level (using a spirit level).
If you are fitting this unit to a plasterboard wall, please ensure the correct fixings are used.
Hang the mirror onto the screws.
fig 1
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Designer Illuminated, Curved and Modular Offset Mirrors
Decide on the position that you want your mirror and mark a horizontal line on the wall.
(see fig 1).
board
glass or back
edge of glass or backboard
top edge of
Mark out the position of the supporting brackets. It is important that they are fitted as
accurately as possible, so the mirror does not move left or right when installed.
Fix the brackets to the wall using appropriate fixings for your wall type.
Horizontal
Line X
Please note that LED lights (when supplied), should be installed by a qualified electrician.
Screw the supplied hanging plates to the rear of the mirror in the position to suit your
desired orientation (see fig 2 and 3)
Hang the mirror unit in place on to the brackets.
Please note
fig 1
When fitting one of these mirrors the installer must allow a minimum distance of 150mm
from the sensor to the next facing surface.
Hanging Plates
X
X
100mm
Transformer recess
Designer Illuminated Mirror 1200
Designer Illuminated Mirror 600
X
Modular Offset Mirror
A
B
B
fig 2
fig 3
Curved Mirror Panel 1270mm
X
B
A
X
Pockets labelled A for horizontal hanging
Pockets labelled B for vertical hanging
A
Symmetry Arc Mirror Panel 1204mm
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Lighting, Flyover Shelves and Cornice
fig 1
example 1
We strongly recommend that a qualified electrician be used for the installation of
electrical products.
FITTING FLYOVER SHELVES
Three types of material may be used as flyover shelving;
(a) 16mm carcass material
(b) 28mm worktop material
or
(c) Solid Surface worktop material
All are fitted in the same way, by either;
example 2
drilling through the flyover into the top of the unit (see fig 1 example 1)
or
fig 2
drilling through the top panel of the carcass and screwing into the flyover
(see fig 1 example 2)
Do not screw directly into Solid Surface. There must be a 5mm drill hole to clear the 3mm
surface, then screw into the board only.
FITTING LED DOWNLIGHTERS
Drill a hole in the desired position using a 57mm hole saw and push the light into place.
(see fig 2)
Please note that the LED downlighters must be used in conjunction with a transformer.
FITTING CORNICE
We recommend that cornice is fitted to the top of wall units in line with the front of the
cabinet.
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Tall Units
FITTING A TALL GLASS SHELF DISPLAY UNIT AND
ALL OTHER TALL UNITS
With either drawers or cabinet.
Drill the fixing holes in the back of the unit as follows:
fig 1
a In the top and bottom sections of the unit, mark the positions of the two
fixing holes as shown (see figs 1 and 2).
b In the bottom section of the unit mark the positions of the two holes (see fig 2).
Also note drilling method (see figs 3 and 4).
c Once the hole positions have been marked, open up the hole in
the 8mm back to10mm, to accommodate the cover cap. (see fig 4).
Once the unit has been positioned level (using a spirit level on all sides), push the supplied
fixing screws through the Ø5mm holes until they touch the wall. Gently tap the screw
heads to enable the screw points to mark the fixing points on the wall.
Fixing Spacers
fig 2
Replace the unit into the desired position and use the screws provided to fix it to the wall
through the back panel, through the plastic spacers, and into the wall. Ensure the unit is still
level in all directions. Insert the 10mm screw covers.
5mm drill
If you are fitting the drawer pack version of this unit, there will not be an 8mm back
behind the drawer boxes, simply fix through the back rail which can be easily accessed by
removing the drawers. See drawer pack information on page 5.
il
l
pane
k ra
Bac
Back
10mm drill
Remove the unit from its position and drill the wall in the positions you have just marked. If
you are attaching the unit to a plasterboard wall, please ensure you use the correct fixings
(not supplied).
fig 3
Once all units are in place they can be joined together (if applicable) by means of drilling
and screwing through adjacent side panels. We suggest making fixing less obvious by drilling
behind hinges and shelves.
fig 4
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Modular Units
height determined by customer
X
X
Y
a
b
Double/Single Base Units
(Worktop/Mineralcast/Ceramic options)
Double/Single Drawer Units
(Worktop/Mineralcast/Ceramic options)
1600mm
X
X
1300mm
X
1000mm
X
c
Ceramic Single Drawer Unit
Modular Wall Unit
1000
Modular Wall Unit
1300
Modular Wall Unit
1600
The recommended height from the floor to the top of the basin shown above as Y, is 900mm
fig 1
FITTING WALL HUNG BASE UNITS AND WALL UNITS
fig 2
IT
F UN
TOP O
in +
out
up +
down
A
level line
Wall hanging brackets need to be fixed to the carcass if supplied separately. The brackets
should be fixed the correct way up by knocking four prongs into the holes at the rear of
the carcass. Ensure that the securing pin is knocked into place, (see fig 1).
Draw a line along the length of the wall, level with where the units are to be fitted at the
desired height x (see fig 2).
Fix the brackets to the wall with appropriate plugs and screws for your wall type (not
supplied).
B
The units then simply hook onto the wall fixed brackets. Adjustment to gain a level surface
is as follows,
securing pin
A - Adjust this to pull the cabinet into the wall
B - Adjust this to move the cabinets up or down (see fig 1);
fig 3
removeable
back panel
Pull the cabinets tightly in against the wall using the adjustment screws on brackets. It is
important to ensure you have sufficient support for the weight of pottery and unit plus
contents when fitting wall hung units.
Once all units are in place they can be joined together by means of drilling and screwing
through adjacent side panels. We suggest making fixing less obvious by drilling behind
hinges and/or loose shelves, (see fig 3).
A securing screw should then be fitted through the back of the unit, through the fixed back
rail of the cabinet (where available) and into the wall, this will help to stabilise the unit,
(see fig 3).
back rail
Now that all the units are securely fixed, ensure that all the back panels that were removed
earlier are slid back into position before proceeding further, (see fig 3). Please note that
many back panels are double-sided and therefore have a different finish on either side.
Always check that you slide the panel in with the correct finish facing forwards.
Back Panel
For all units with a fixed back panel we advise that you drill a 10mm hole through the back
panel and then fit a stabilising screw though the back rail of the cabinet into the wall. The
10mm hole can be covered with one of the caps supplied or if positioned appropriately, by
the loose shelf of the unit, when applicable (see fig 4).
Back Rail
Wall
10mm drill
Handles for wall units are to be fitted by the installer on location according to the
customers requirements.
Units should be fitted by professional installers.
fig 4
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Modular Units
MODULAR WALL MIRROR FITTING
fig 1
Determine the orientation of the mirror required for this installation, either vertical or
horizontal (see fig 1).
It is advised that a line is now drawn along the length of the wall, level with where the unit
is to be fitted at the desired height above floor level at position x (see fig 2 and 3).
Fix the brackets to the wall with appropriate plugs and screws for your wall type (not
supplied). (Please see either fig 2 or fig 3 depending on which brackets you have been
supplied)
Position mirror against the wall slightly above the brackets, then lower until the brackets on
the back of the mirror interlock with those on the wall - (see fig 3).
MODULAR AND TIMBER SLIDING MIRROR FITTING
Wall cabinet hanging brackets are supplied with the unit.
fig 2
It is advised that a line is now drawn along the length of the wall, level with where the unit
is to be fitted at the desired height above floor level at position x (see fig 4).
MIRROR
If you are attaching this unit to a plasterboard wall please ensure that you use the correct
fixings.
WALL
The units then simply hook onto the wall fixed brackets. Adjust to gain a level top edge
using the adjustment screws - (see fig 5).
Pull the cabinets tightly against the wall using the adjustment screws on the brackets.
(see fig 5).
This unit is 1200mm or 1600mm wide and will need a screw fitted as shown in (see fig 6).
A pocket hole has been drilled to the left and right of the top, and can be used when
drilling into the wall for fixing.
X
fig 3
Fitting the mirror (packed separately)
Place bottom groove over the two pegs set in the base shelf. (see fig 7) top of page 18
Hanging Plates
Hold the mirror and push the two roller guides into the mirror backboard. (see fig 8, page
18).
MIRROR
X
WALL
fig 4
To remove the mirror release the top roller guides by gently releasing the catch with a
screwdriver, (see fig 9). Carefully lift the mirror off the grooves, (see fig 7, page 18).
fig 5
fig 6
X
X
in +
out
A
up +
down
B
securing pin
All wall mounted units and basins are supplied as standard with hanging brackets. Please note it is the installer’s responsibility
to obtain fixings that are suitable for the unit to be installed against either a solid or a studded wall; see page 4.
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fig 7
fig 8
fig 9
Modular Unit Mirror Door Handles and Door Hinge Adjustment
MIRROR CABINET HANDLE FITTING
fig 1
Metal Pull Handle
Please ensure all components are fitted in accordance with the diagram (see fig 1).
Please fit hand tight only using a manual screwdriver. Do not overtighten as this may cause
damage to the mirror door.
Black Rubber Grommet
PLEASE DOUBLE CHECK BLACK
RUBBER WASHER HAS BEEN FITTED
Hole in Mirror
DOOR ADJUSTMENT
White Plastic Washer
When adjustment is necessary to the doors, follow these directions (see fig 2):
W - Lift this clip to release the door from the carcass
Fixing Screw
X - Adjusts the door’s horizontal position
fig 2
Y - Adjusts the door’s vertical position
Z - Adjusts the in/out position of the door.
Y
FITTING A MIRROR DOOR ON TO A UNIT
W
X
Remove the hinges from the units by lifting the tab underneath the hinge indicated by
position W in the diagram (see fig 2).
Z
Place the hinges on to the glass doors by locating them in to their housing (fig 3 B) and
rotating them forward until they lock in to place.
fig 3
Z
fig 4
X
W
Offer the door back up to the unit and clip the hinges back in to place on the unit.
Y
On full mirror units please ensure when fitting the mirror there is no misalignment with the
three mirror hinges to reduce the risk of stress upon the hinge and glass.
Once the door is in the correct position re-tighten the hinge plates to the cabinets and
carry out final adjustment (see door adjustment and fig 2).
Removing the hinge from glass door - (see fig 5).
B
fig 6
fig 5
We advise that the hinge plates fitted are loosened off to allow easy fitting of the door.
door
a. Insert a small flat headed screwdriver underneath the release catch
situated inside the hinge.
b. Rotate the blade of the screwdriver through 90º.
c. Close the hinge, thus releasing it from the bracket.
It is vitally important that all doors are adjusted correctly, as over a period of time the
stresses caused by misalignment can result in failure of the bond between the hinge
plate and the glass surface, and your guarantee will become invalid.
c
fig 7
c
SOFT CLOSE HINGE MECHANISM, REMOVAL AND RE-FITTING
fig 8
b
d
1. This is supplied ready fitted to one of the hinges on the unit. Remove this to gain access
to the hinge adjustment screws by sliding the soft close mechanism off the hinge,
towards the door, as shown in the diagram (see fig 6).
2. To re-fit the mechanism, simply locate the metal tab (see fig 7 b) and the two hooks
(see fig 7 c) inside the small hole on the hinge (see fig 8 d) and push forward and
down until it clicks in to place.
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Modular Units
FITTING THE MODULAR SQUARE PROFILE LAMINATE
WORKTOPS - 1006MM, 1206MM, 1606MM LENGTH
fig 1
Note: Utopia as standard provides 2 brackets with each 1006mm, 1206mm and 1606mm
worktop purchased separately to cover any possible installation. Dependent upon
installation arrangement and number of worktops used, you may find that some brackets
are not required.
If you are installing a fascia box and/or drawer unit along with the worktop(s) (see fig 1) and
refer to page 14 of these instructions.
50MM LAMINATE WORKTOPS
fig 2
Use the Nylon Sleeve Insert, specially designed for use with 50mm laminate worktops,
when fitting a worktop mounted tap.
Drill a small pilot hole at the centre of tap position.
Drill part way from under side a hole of 52-54mm Diameter (see fig 3). Then drill a
35mm hole from the top which will accommodate your tap. Insert the nylon sleeve. Use a
quality silicon seal around both hole cuts and insert sleeve and fit tap.
300
mm
INSTALLATION OF A WORKTOP ON ITS OWN OR
AS THE LOWER WORKTOP OPTION SEEN IN FIG. 1
tap
35mm hole
Nylon sleeve
Work out the desired height on the wall of the shelf location and mark out where the
brackets are going to be. We advise that the brackets are set approximately 300mm in from
the ends of the shelf (see fig 2).
Making sure the brackets will be level, screw the brackets to the wall using suitable fixings.
BASIN WASTE RECOMMENDATION
A standard 32mm P trap or bottle trap can be accommodated in all washbasin unit
installations. an in-line trap, or an extendable waste connector can be accommodated in all
washbasins.
52-54mm hole
fig 3
ADJUSTING A SOFT CLOSE DRAWER BOX
fig 4
Drawer boxes are factory installed and should not need to be adjusted. However, if
adjustment is required, pull the drawer box out and remove the Utopia branded plastic
cap. This will reveal the two adjustment screws. Use one of the screws to raise and lower
the drawer box (see fig 4 A) and the other (see fig 4 B) to skew it left and right.
C
Large drawer units have a fixing bracket, located in the centre of the drawer box on the
underside, that needs to be slackened off before adjustment and re-tightened after.
B
A
fig 5
If you need to remove a drawer box, lift up and away from the drawer runners.
To replace the drawer box, fully extend the drawer runners, place the drawer box onto
them and close the drawer. The box will clip itself in to place upon closing (see fig 5).
To remove drawer front from the side turn screw (see fig 4 C).
ADJUSTING A CURVED FRONTED DRAWER
If you have the Encurva unit with a curved drawer front, please note that the drawer
runners are different for this drawer box. To remove this drawer box from the unit pull the
drawer out to see the underside, squeeze the two catches and the box will lift away. To
replace put the box onto the runners and close the drawer which will engage the catches.
Always check that the catches have engaged safely, if not the drawer box may fall away
from the unit.
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Encurva Modular Furniture
fig 1
X
Underside of basin
Nut
Nylon Washer
V
fig 1
Fixing Bolt secured to wall
Before installing an Encurva ceramic/Mineralcast unit you need to remove the transit
support from the top of the unit. Cut through the support at the “V” mark and release the
2 cams at point X.
FITTING THE BASIN
fig 2
Note with Encurva full and short-height units which have two doors or a drawer, and
ceramic or Mineralcast basins, the basin needs to be bolted to the wall first, using the wall
bolts and washers provided. If fixing to a studded wall, suitable fixing must be used (not
supplied). (see fig 1).
When the basin is fixed to the wall the bottom edge must be at 90° to the wall as this will
have to line up with the furniture being fitted, (see fig 2).
FITTING THE WALL HANGING BRACKETS.
The basin must be fixed
at 90° to the vertical
Draw a line along the length of the wall, level with where the units are to be fitted at the
desired height x (see fig 3/4).
Fix the brackets to the wall with appropriate plugs and screws for your wall type (not
supplied).
When the wall brackets are fixed, adjust the hanger to its upper most point and hook onto
the wall brackets and adjust up and back until it fits against the under side of the basin.
fig 3
Adjustment to gain a level surface is as follows (see fig 3);
fig 4
TOP
in +
out
up +
down
A
IT
OF UN
A - Adjust this to pull the cabinet into the wall
B - Adjust this to move the cabinets up or down
(see fig 3) - A
(see fig 3) - B
Pull the cabinets tightly in against the wall using the adjustment screws on the brackets.
level line
A stabilising screw can be fitted through the backboard inside the pipe box (see fig 5).
When installing units with a worktop above them a securing screw should be fitted through
the back of the unit, through the fixed back rail of the cabinet (where available) and into the
wall, which will help to stabilise the unit (also see page 14).
B
For Door and Drawer Adjustment please see pages 16 and 17.
A 16mm side filler panel is supplied with an offset curved unit which is installed next to the
side wall (see fig 6).
fig 5
fig 6
Stabilising Screw
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Halo Units
fig 1
fig 2
1200 HINGED DOOR MIRROR UNIT
Depress button to release
hinge from backplate
Fitting the cabinet to the wall,
Mirror door can be either left hand or right hand.
Remove the door from the unit, care needs to be taken due to the weight of the mirror
door panel
Note: the door hinges are fitted the reverse way to a normal hinged door (see fig 2) - the
hinge back plate is fitted to the door not the unit side panel, to release the hinge and door
depress the button at the rear of the hinge body (see fig 2), to remove the door take the
weight of the door and release the hinges working from the bottom up. To re-fit start with
clipping the top hinge first.
Fit cabinet to the wall using the standard cabinet hangers which are pre-fitted to the unit
(see fig 4), also see page 14 for full instructions on how to fit the wall bracket and how to
mount and adjust the cabinet.
fig 3
Cabinet
fig 1
fig 2
This drawer
box stays
with the
front mirror
panel when
removed.
Top and
bottom
drawer boxes
stay in the unit
fig 3
1200 MIRROR DRAWER UNIT
Fitting this unit requires the front mirror panel to be removed from the unit, care needs to
be taken due to the weight of the mirror panel.
Remove the front mirror panel from the top and bottom drawers boxes (Note the middle
drawer stays with the front mirror panel).
Start with the bottom drawer box (fig 2), Insert a cross bladed screwdriver into the catch
release mechanism on the drawer box side and turn clockwise (fig 3), ensure that when
you remove the screwdriver from the catch that it remains in the open position, this may
require the front mirror door panel being pulled away from the drawer box slightly, until
the top drawer box has been released.
Once all the drawer boxes sides have been released, pull the mirror panel away from the
cabinet.
Fit cabinet to the wall using the standard cabinet hangers which are pre-fitted to the unit
(see fig 4), also see page 14 for full instructions on how to fit the wall bracket and how to
mount and adjust the cabinet.
Once the cabinet has been fitted to the wall securely and adjusted, push the mirror panel
back into the drawer boxes, ensuring that the lock mechanism on each drawer box has
been fully engaged and are in the closed position,
You should hear an audible click as the catches engage, carefully pull open the mirror panel
to ensure all catches have fully engaged before passing off.
For drawer box adjustment refer to page 5 and 18.
fig 4
Cabinet
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Halo and Qube Units
TWIN BASE UNIT 650MM - 1200MM
fig 1
Draw a line along the length of the wall for the wall brackets (fig 2), the line is approx. 30mm
below worktop height, ensure that the line is drawn level.
Measure between the gables ‘Y’ in (see fig 2) so that the wall brackets are fitted just to the inside
of the gable
Fix the brackets to the wall by aligning the centre of the top holes in the bracket to the line X
(see fig 2), fix bracket with appropriate plugs and screws for your wall type (not supplied). Ensure
brackets fit just inside the gables (see fig 3).
After the wall brackets are fitted to the wall:
fig 2
Remove both drawer boxes before fitting the base unit to the wall.
X
Open and remove the main drawer by lifting the drawer up and off runners.
Recommended
height 870mm
Y
Push the top drawer so that it opens and lift off the runners.
Hook the base unit onto the brackets (see fig 3) ensuring that the arm on the unit clips behind the
an’-jump spring on the wall bracket.
To adjust the unit level and square to the wall - adjust the brackets as follows.
A - to move the cabinet up or down
B - to pull the cabinet into the wall.
Once unit has been adjusted level the basin and taps can be fitted.
fig 3
Fit 2 stretcher brackets equally spaced (see fig 4) to the rear of the unit, level brackets with the
gable ends which will support the rear of the basin when fitted.
Re-fit drawer boxes starting with the push to open first.
A
Re-fit the main drawer, if drawers need adjusting in height or position - refer to page 5 for details
on how to adjust.
B
To square the drawer front to the base unit side:
Open the main drawer, slide the cover plate at the front of the drawer box support rail
backwards (see fig 5), to revel an orange adjusting nut, turn nut either clockwise or anti-clockwise
to level the drawer front to the side gable.
fig 4
Fit 2
stretcher
brackets
equally
spaced
level with
gable ends
fig 5
If support rail needs to be removed fully, remove drawer box from unit, at the rear of the support
arm a plastic tab needs to be depressed then pull arm upwards to remove from rear panel, fold
the arm inwards across the drawer front, the arm can then be pulled from the drawer front.
For fitting and fixing a basin refer to page 40.
QUBE UNIT DRAWER BOXES.
To remove a Qube drawer box from the unit runners, pull the drawer box out and remove the
covers from each drawer side. Then by lifting the catches on each side as shown. (See fig 6 A),
and release from its runner.
Please note: When refitting ensure the runner has engaged fully at the back of the drawer box,
as this will prevent the box closing correctly.
Qube drawer box front adjustment see (fig 6 B). The base drawer has a gallery rail fitted to each
side, this allows adjustment to the side gable of the unit and the back of the drawer front (fig 7
A). Make adjustment by twisting the round rail clockwise or anti-clockwise, this will tilt the drawer
front back and forth to give a parallel fit to the side. Should you need to remove this rail, first
remove box from unit, at the back were the rail fits into place, press at the point (fig 7 B).
fig 6
fig 7
B
A - Lift to
remove
from drawer
runners
C - Remove the
drawer front
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B - Raise or lower
the drawer front
A
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Halo Units
SIDE CABINET
Open and remove the main drawer by lifting the drawer up and pull off runners.
Push the top drawer so that it opens and lift off the runners.
To fit wall brackets and how to mount and adjust cabinet refer to page 20.
Fit and fix worktop or basin into position, refer to page 40 for full fittng instructions.
After worktop or basins have been fitted re-fit drawers.
For drawer adjustment refer to page 5.
Cabinet hangers
CLOAKROOM CABINET
Open and remove the main drawer by lifting the drawer up and pull off runners.
To fit wall brackets and how to mount and adjust cabinet refer to page 14.
Fit and fix basin into position, refer to page 40 for full fitting instructions.
After worktop or basins have been fitted re-fit drawers.
For drawer adjustment refer to page 5.
To square the drawer front to the base unit side:
Open the main drawer, slide the cover plate at the front of the drawer box support rail
backwards (see page 20 fig 5), to revel an orange adjusting nut, turn nut either clockwise
or anti-clockwise to level the drawer front to the side gable.
If support rail needs to be removed fully, remove drawer box from unit, at the rear of the
support arm a plastic tab needs to be depressed then pull arm upwards to remove from
rear panel, fold the arm inwards across the drawer front, the arm can then be pulled from
the drawer front.
Cabinet hangers
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i-Line Fitted and Freestanding Furniture
i-LINE 50MM SIDE PANELS WITH FITTED FURNITURE
50mm tops and sides are fitted flush with the back of the units with almost no overhang
around the sides and to the front fascia.
See pages 3 and 4 for installing base units.
There are two ways of installing 50mm side panels with fitted furniture.
1. With a 50mm side panel and an internal filler panel (see fig 1)
Or
2. With an external filler panel and 50mm side panel (see fig 2)
fig 1
FITTING 50MM SIDE PANELS WITH AN INTERNAL FILLER
PANEL AGAINST A WALL
fig 2
Measure the filler panel and cut to the required width. Should the wall be out of square reduce the depth of the 50mm side panel to allow for installation (see fig 3 A).
fig 3
D
Screw a block to the back of the filler panel and screw the 50mm side panel to the cut
edge of the filler panel (see fig 3 B)
Slide all 3 parts into position (see fig 3 C) and secure by screwing through the base unit D.
A
C
FITTING 50MM SIDE PANELS WITH AN EXTERNAL FILLER
PANEL AGAINST A WALL
B
Measure and mark the filler panel and cut to the required width. Screw the filler panel to
the 50mm side panel (see fig 4 A)
B
Slide both parts into position (see fig 4 B) and secure by screwing through the base unit C.
fig 4
C
B
A
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
i-Line Wall and Frameless Mirror Unit
FITTING WALL UNITS
fig 1
See page 9 of these instructions.
FITTING AN i-LINE FRAMELESS MIRROR UNIT
The frameless mirror is held onto the backboard with an integrated 50mm side panel with
two keyhole grommets. Remove the mirror by carefully lifting it up and away from the backboard and put to one side.
Put the Backboard into position and fix to the wall using appropriate fixings, (see fig 1).
Replace the mirror onto the backboard before fixing the 50mm flyover panel.
Screw the 50mm side panel near the front through the top and bottom panels using 3”
screws and cover caps (supplied), (see fig 2) and (see fig 2A).
FITTING SUGGESTION
To help fitting we suggest that you fit i-Line wall configurations in the following order:
1. Wall units and 50mm side panel (see fig 3 A).
2. 50mm i-Line shelf that runs under the units (see fig 3 B).
3. i-Line mirror unit with 50mm side panel (see fig 3 C).
fig 2
see also
fig 2a below
4. 50mm i-Line flyover that runs over the units (see fig 3 D).
50mm mirror
side panel
A
fig 3
A
C
centre of panel
D
fig 2a
screw position
25mm
B
front edge
i-Line Modular Units
I-LINE MODULAR UNITS
See page 14 for the fitting of wall hung modular units.
Twin units will need to be screwed together. The 50mm x 100mm base rail is screwed from
the under side of the units with the 2 ½” screws supplied. Use the 1 ¼” screws to fix into
the 50mm side panels. The 1” screws are to screw the two units together. All screws can
now be capped. FIx the worktop in the usual manner.
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Symmetry Furniture
fig 1
fig 2
NIT
P OF U
TO
in +
out
up +
down
A
level line
FITTING SYMMETRY MODULAR BASE UNITS AND
FITTED/FREESTANDING BASE UNITS
It is advised that a line is drawn along the length of the wall, level with where the units are
to be fitted at the desired height above floor level. The space between the floor and the
unit is 175mm when using a plinth or as required for a modular unit. Draw the line shown
as x (see fig 1) onto the wall.
Fix the brackets to the wall with appropriate plugs and screws for your wall type (not
supplied).
B
securing pin
The units then simply hook onto the wall fixed brackets. Adjustment to gain a level surface
is as follows,
A - Adjust this to pull the cabinet into the wall
B - Adjust this to move the cabinets up or down (see fig 2);
Pull the cabinets tightly in against the wall using the adjustment screws on brackets. It is
important to ensure you have sufficient support for the weight of pottery and unit plus
contents when fitting wall hung units.
Once all units are in place they can be joined together by means of drilling and screwing
through adjacent side panels. We suggest making fixing less obvious by drilling behind
hinges and/or loose shelves, (see fig 3).
fig 3
A securing screw should then be fitted through the back of the unit, through the fixed back
rail of the cabinet and into the wall on a base unit, this will help to stabilise the unit
(see fig 5 point 4).
fig 4
fig 5
4
FITTING SYMMETRY WORKTOPS/SOLID SURFACE
Please refer to pages 36-41 for instructions on fitting Worktops and Taps.
6 in/out
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Symmetry Furniture
All units are fitted with extra leg sockets during manufacture. When installed next to a WC
unit a straight plinth is supplied (see fig 1) so you will need to remove the leg sockets
from the front curve of the unit before installation. To do this, insert a small flat-headed
screwdriver into the centre section and carefully lever out the centre pin. The bracket can
now be easily removed (see fig 2). Refer to page 6 for WC unit installation instructions.
DECORATIVE END PANELS
Decorative End Panels are attached by drilling pilot holes and are fixed with the screws
provided from inside the cabinet into the side panel. We suggest making fixing less obvious
by drilling behind hinges and/or loose shelves.
Decorative end panels are supplied with 8mm locating dowels which when pushed into
the predrilled holes will locate with the unit being installed, with the exception of a WC
unit and any Symmetry unit that has a decorative panel adjacent to the side wall (see fig 6).
fig 1
Should this unit be fitted into an alcove always install the wash basin unit first ensuring that
units decorative side panel is fitted against the side wall. If the wall is out of square and
narrower at the back, cut the decorative side panel down to allow the front to meet the
side wall. The filler panel would then be fitted between the WC units decorative panel and
the opposite side wall. The worktop will need to be trimmed from the WC end to allow
for fitting.
fig 6
fig 2
fig 3
Only cut top when the wall goes narrower at back corner
B
Cut away panel
at the back
which will give
a better fit to
the front
Cut side filler
and top to
this end
A
FITTING SIDE PANELS WITH AN EXTERNAL FILLER PANEL
fig 4
lights fixed to plinth
Measure and mark the filler panel cut to the required width. Screw the filler panel to the 16mm
side panel (see fig 3 A).
Slide both parts into position (see fig 3) and secure by screwing through the base unit - (see fig
3 B).
FITTING SYMMETRY PLINTHS
Insert one end of the plinth into the groove of the side panel. Carefully bend around the
unit legs and ease into the groove on the opposite side panel.
fig 5
Please note that Symmetry WC units have a standard plinth arrangement. Please refer to
page 6 for fitting instructions.
lights fixed to
underside of unit
PLINTH LIGHTING
THESE SHOULD BE FITTED BY A QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN.
LED plinth lights are fitted either around the top of the flexible plinth (see fig 4), or under
the base of the unit (see fig 5). Transformers etc. can be concealed behind the plinth or at
the back of the unit.
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Timber Units
FITTING TIMBER MODULAR AND
FREE-STANDING UNITS
BACK VIEW OF UNIT
Please refer to page 3 and 4 of these instructions for how to fit
base cabinets. For instructions on adjusting a door or soft-close
drawer see page 5 and page 16.
BACK VIEW OF PLINTH
PLINTH INSTALLATION (when required)
fig 1
fig 3
F SH
ELF
fig 2
The plinth is supplied at the correct length for your unit. It is held
in place by four magnetic catches on the underside of your unit (see fig 1). Fix these into place using the round-headed screws
before you install the unit into place as access to the rear of the
unit is difficult.
UN
DER
SID
EO
FITTING A TIMBER ACCESSORY SHELF
SLIDE ONTO RODS
THEN INSERT FIXING
SCREWS
We advise that a line is drawn along the length of the wall level with
where the shelf is to be fitted. Fix the brackets to wall in the correct
position, using appropriate fixings for the type of wall. The shelf
simply slides onto the brackets and is held in place using locating
screws from underneath the shelf (see fig 2 and 3). More than
two brackets are supplied with longer shelves.
We suggest applying a bead of good quality silicon along the top
back edge of the shelf to enhance a secure fit once the shelf is
finally pushed into place (see fig 2).
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Downton
fig 1
Basin Support shelf
fig 2
TRADITIONAL BASE UNITS
The base unit comes in three parts:
Base unit assemble (see fig 1)
Worktop comes separately (see fig 2)
Basin comes separately (see fig 3)
fig 3
Place and fix base unit into position.
Place the basin into the pre-cut hole in the support shelf (fig 5).
Once the base has been positioned and fixed, the basin support shelf, which is pre-cut
for the basin, needs to be levelled to the gable top (see fig 1 and 5).
Slacken off the screws in the stretcher bracket (fig 4) this allows the shelf to be adjusted
while levelling the basin.
fig 4
slacken
screws
to adjust
support
shelf
fig 6
place a
2nd screw
to fix shelf
permanently
fig 5
Place a sprit level across the gable ends (fig 5), while levelling the basin from side to side,
check that the front to back is also level
NOTE:- if the basin protrudes above the gable ends it risks damaging the worktop when
fitting.
fig 7
Once the shelf has been levelled, fix the shelf permanently into place by placing a 2nd
screw into the horizontal slot on the stretcher bracket (see fig 6).
Place the basin into the shelf apply a bead of silicon to the top face of the basin and to
the top of the gable ends (fig 7). We suggest fitting your tap to the worktop before
placing the worktop on top of the unit and wipe clean any excess silicon as required.
apply silicon within hatched areas
TRADITIONAL MIRROR
Refer to page 11 for fitting instructions on how to fit a mirror
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Downton
This range of furniture is supplied assembled and can be placed in position for installation to
start. Any electrical work must be completed by a qualified electrician. Mirror transformers
could be set into the wall plaster behind the mirror, or in the recess on top of the unit
keeping it to the back.
Note should the plinth panels supplied be required? By turning the unit upside down these
can be screwed into the back of the unit legs.
The wall and mirror units will be fitted using the wall hanging fittings found behind the back
panel. (See page 8. & 11). Tall units and intermediate high units are also fitted with wall
hangers, the lower section needs to be held with a stretcher plate behind the drawers.
When a fixed back is fitted to a cupboard a stabilising screw into the wall near the base
which will ensure the unit stays tight against the wall.
In some floor standing units a stretcher plate can be used to support the unit sides, also a
fixing through the back top rail into the wall. (See fig 4, page 3).
Work tops are held with stretcher plates or silicon, locate the top position and fix as
needed. Solid surface tops with an under slung ceramic basin have a supporting shelf which
will need to be levelled and fixed. (See fig 1-7, page 27).
Drawer box removing and adjusting. (See page 5).
Door removing and adjusting. (See page 9).
Bath panels come complete should the plinth panels supplied be required these can be
screwed to the back of each panel before panels are fitted. End panels can be fixed with
stretcher plates (see page 29). Bath panels.
Bath side panel can be pushed into place using keku clips (see fig 3, page 29).
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Bath Panels
COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION
MAGNET CATCH
AND PLATE
SOCKET
CORNER
SUPPORT
KEKU CLIPS
LEG
EXTENSION
‘L’ BRACKET
ONLY USE ROUND-HEADED
SCREWS WITH THE CATCH
DOWEL
LEG CLIP
CAM
BOLT
LEG
Including the Dualelle, Definity and Definity Freestanding baths.
Please note:
The bath being fitted must have a wooden batten fitted under the bath rim to hold the
bath panel clips. In the event that the bath being fitted does not have any timber for these
clips, the installer will need to fit timber under the bath rim as necessary. Depending on
tiling, panels may be required to be trimmed to walls.
fig 1
Bath panels are not supplied with plinth return corner.
Remove all protective film from panels before fixing together. Note in some instances
the pre-drilled holes will be covered by the panels finish. These holes will need to be
reinstated.
Wall fixings are not supplied - a suitable fixing for the wall must be used by the installer.
END PANEL
All cut panels must be sealed with a high quality silicon sealant.
Baths with a 350mm high panel and fitted plinth – the plinth must line up with the furniture
which has a 175mm plinth. When using a 500mm high panel with a plinth, set the height
required for the bath being fitted. See page 6 for fitting a plinth. Bath panel plinths are not
supplied with plinth returns.
WALL
INSTALLATION HELP NOTES
fig 2
The bath panel top rail is set under the rim of the bath, with the desired amount of rail
showing and fixed to the bath timber. All bath panels are fitted under this rail (see fig 1)
fig 3
SIDE PANEL
300mm
WALL
END PANEL
Important - the End Panel should be fitted before fitting the Side Panel.
When the bath has an end panel, fix this with the ‘L’ brackets to the wall and the timber
under the bath rim.
Two black Keku clips can be fitted to the front edge to allow the bath side panel to be
removable (see fig 2).
SIDE PANEL
L BRACKET
AS A STOP
The three black Keku clips can be fixed to the timber under the bath rim to give the required
finish for the bath panel. The two ‘L’ brackets will be used as stops at the side walls – fit about
300mm from the top of the panel (see fig 3).
We suggest panel legs are fixed to the floor, this will avoid sliding when plinth is fitted.
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Definity Bath Panels
fig 1
DEFINITY FITTED BATH - CORNER OR RECESSED
INSTALLATION
WALL
END
PANEL
WALL
TOP VIEW OF DEFINITY BATH
PANELS FITTED INTO A CORNER
C
E
fig 2
NOTE when fitting a top rail this is to be done first. See top rail notes
below, (see fig 3, 4 and 5).
Level the bath to ensure the panels will not have to be cut to the floor when
they are installed.
The side panel set of three parts D, E & F are held together with the cams
and bolts provided. Panels D & E have two magnetic catch plates to be
fixed at the top in the pre-marked positions. The black Keku clips are for
extra support and are fitted at each end where the panels meet the end
panel (see fig 1) or a wall (see fig 2). The pre-marked positions are set
away from the edge as panels E and D are also used with return panels as
shown in (see fig 1).
D
F
Remove all protective film from panels before fixing together. Note in some
instances the pre-drilled holes will be covered by the panels finish. These
holes will need to be reinstated.
WALL
Fix the end return panel as shown (see fig 1) using the stretcher plates
provided. The three side panels will then push into place.
(see fig 2), also see notes on page 29.
WALL
TOP VIEW OF DEFINITY BATH
PANELS FITTED INTO A RECESS
WALL
fig 4
TOP RAIL OPTIONS CUT TO SIZE ON
INSTALLATION AT POINTS A & B
E
F
D
CUTOUTFOR
FOROVERFLOW
OVERFLOW
CUTOUT
A
B
POSITION THE BATH TO ALLOW
AN EQUAL DISTANCE AROUND
THE BATH RIM AND TOP RAIL
fig 5
B
fig 3
TOP RAIL OPTIONS CUT TO SIZE ON
INSTALLATION AT POINTS A & B
FREE-STANDING
DEFINITY TOP RAIL
CUTOUT FOR OVERFLOW
CUTOUT FOR OVERFLOW
A
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POSITION THE BATH TO ALLOW
AN EQUAL DISTANCE AROUND
THE BATH RIM AND TOP RAIL
POSITION THE BATH TO ALLOW
AN EQUAL DISTANCE AROUND
THE BATH RIM AND TOP RAIL
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Definity Freestanding Bath Panels
fig 1
B
CORNER SUPPORT
CORNER SUPPORT
MAGNET CATCH PLATES
CAM AND BOLT FIXING
CAM AND BOLT FIXING
MAGNET CATCH PLATE
MAGNET CATCH PLATE
A
C
TOP VIEW OF FREE-STANDING
DEFINITY BATH PANELS
MAGNET CATCH PLATES
KEKU CLIPS
CAM AND BOLT FIXING
KEKU CLIPS
D
MAGNET CATCH PLATES
E
F
DETACHABLE FRONT PANELS
DETACHABLE FRONT PANELS
DEFINITY FREESTANDING BATH
Remove all protective film from panels before fixing together. Note in some instances the pre-drilled holes will
be covered by the panels finish. These holes will need to be reinstated.
Bath top rails are pre-marked for fixing to the timber blocks around the underside of the bath rim. Position the
bath to allow an equal distance around the bath rim and top rail (see fig 5, page 30).
PLEASE NOTE the bath will have to be raised to accommodate the thickness of the top rail.
The underside of this rail is pre-marked and the magnet catches and stretcher plates will align with the panels.
BEFORE FIXING THE BATH, THE TOP RAIL must be fitted first and allow for cutting around the tap. Then the
bath may be levelled at a height to avoid cutting panels to the floor.
Panels A, B & C are fixed together with the cams/bolts provided. Fix one magnet catch plate at the top centre
of panel B and one magnet catch plate to the back of panel A & C. Then one stretcher plate at the top front of
panels A & C.
Panels D, E & F are fitted as shown (see fig 1).
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Symmetry Bath Side and End Panels
NOTE: DEPENDING ON TILING, PANELS MAY NEED TO BE TRIMMED FOR A BETTER FIT TO THE WALL.
Top Rail
Keku clips
Bracket fixed to
top rail only
C
2mm gap
A
E
D
2mm gap
Keku hook clip
A
D
C
B
fig 1
C
F
SYMMETRY BATHS
F
Please note - remove all protective film from panels before fixing them together.
Ensure the under side of this bath rim is fitted at a height which will give the required
clearance for the panels and/or a bath end storage unit when fitting.
COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION
BATH SIDE PANELS WITH A TOP RAIL
The top rail should be fitted first around the under side of the bath rim with the desired
amount of rail showing and fixed to the timber under the bath rim.
Fx2
FITTING BATH SIDE AND END PANELS
Dx2
Bx1
Cx1
Cx1
x 28
Cx3
Cx3
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Cx3
Fix the 3 bath side panels together with the blocks and screws provided ensuring there is a
2mm space between each panel (see fig 1 A).
Fit the adjustable foot at the base of the centre panel (see fig 1 B), to support the panels. Fit
the Keku clips as shown (see fig 1 C), ensuring that they line up correctly on the top rail and
panels. Once in place, fix an L bracket to the under side of the top rail as a stop support to
the bath centre panel (see fig 1 E).
Fit the end panel to the side panel using the angled brackets which are screwed at the
pre-marked positions (see fig 1 D). Fit the two L brackets to the wall approximately
100mm from the floor level where the back of the side and end panel final position will be
(see fig 1 F). Slide the assembled panels onto the keku clips from the end until they
positively engage.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Symmetry Bath Panel
Keku clip
Bracket fixed to
top rail only
Top Rail
C
2mm gap
E
A
2mm gap
Keku clip
A
F
C
fig 1
B
SYMMETRY BATHS.
F
Please note - remove all protective film from panels before fixing them together.
Ensure the under side of this bath rim is fitted at a height which will give the required
clearance for the panels and/or a bath end storage unit when fitting.
BATH SIDE PANELS WITH A TOP RAIL.
The top rail should be fitted around the under side of the bath rim with the desired
amount of rail showing and fixed to the timber under the bath rim.
FITTING BATH SIDE PANEL BETWEEN 2 WALLS
When fitting a side panel set between two walls fasten them together with the blocks and
screws provided ensuring there is a 2mm space between each panel (see fig 1 A)
Fit the adjustable foot at the base of the centre panel (see fig 1 B), to support the panels.
Fit the Keku clips as shown in (see fig 1 C), ensuring that they line up correctly on the top
rail and panels. Once in place, fix an L bracket to the under side of the top rail as a stop
support to the bath centre panel (see fig 1 E).
Fit the two L brackets to the wall approximately 100mm from the floor level where the
back of the side panel final position will be (see fig 1 F). Slide the assembled panels onto
the Keku clips until they positively engage.
If you wish to remove this panel for maintenance purposes we recommend that you use a
suction pad similar to a glazers pad placed in the approximate location of the Keku clips and
ease off from one end.
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Symmetry Bath Panel with End Storage Unit
Keku clip
Top Rail
Bracket fixed to
top rail only
C
Keku clip
D
2mm gap
C
A
2mm gap
A
C
C
Transit support. This should be
removed prior to installation by
cutting at the pre-marked “V” cuts
B
fig 1
E
SYMMETRY BATHS
Please note - remove all protective film from panels before fixing them together.
Ensure the under side of this bath rim is fitted at a height which will give the required
clearance for the panels and/or a bath end storage unit when fitting. Check that the floor is
level so it doesn’t impede the bath end storage unit door.
BATH SIDE PANELS WITH A TOP RAIL.
The top rail should be fitted first around the under side of the bath rim with the desired
amount of rail showing and fixed to the timber under the bath rim.
FITTING BATH SIDE PANEL WITH END STORAGE UNIT
Fix the 3 bath side panels together with the blocks and screws provided ensuring there is
a 2mm space between each panel (see fig 1 A), and the 5mm feet are to the floor, add
two self adhesive stops to the top of each panel these afford enough clearance to allow
the storage unit door to open freely. The storage unit will be fitted with a 10mm high foot
which allows the unit door to clear the floor when opened.
Fit the adjustable foot at the base of the centre panel (see fig 1 B), to support the panels.
Fit the Keku clips as shown (see fig 1 C), ensuring that they line up correctly on the top rail
and panels. Fix an L bracket to the underside of the top rail (see fig 1 D), which will act as
a stop. Fit another L bracket to the wall approximately 100mm from the floor level where
the back of the side panel final position will be (see fig 1 E).
Slide the End Storage unit into position. Do not fix it at this stage.
Slide the assembled panels onto the Keku clips until they positively engage.
Adjust the End Storage unit until the door is in the desired position.
The End Storage unit can then be screwed to the top rail from the inside of the unit and
fixed to the back wall.
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Granite and Marble Worktops
fig 1
GRANITE AND MARBLE WORKTOPS
There may be imperfections/small chips on the underside of the
worktops which is a normal characteristic of granite and marble.
Please ensure all units are level before fitting a granite/marble worktop
(see fig 1).
If the unit does not have a supporting back rail level with the top of the
unit a supporting baton must be attached to the wall, level with the
top of the unit, using appropriate fixings (see fig 2). The supporting
baton must be at least 50mm x 50mm and cut to an appropriate
length (not supplied).
fig 2
Supporting ba
Granite/Marble tops are held in place by spotting silicon sealant onto
the top of each unit and the fixing brackets - (see fig 3 and fig 5).
Apply non-leaching silicon sealant along any joint between worktops
and push together. Silicon around basins and worktop to stop water
ingress (see fig 4).
ton
Where a granite/marble worktop needs to accommodate a semicountertop or sit-on basin and worktop-mounted tap, the cut will
have been pre-ordered to the customer’s requirements.
fig 3
SILICON
SUPPORT BATONS
NON LEACHING
SILICON TO SEAL
GRANITE JOINT
SILICON
fig 4
PLEASE NOTE: Utopia will not accept liability for damage to a
granite worktops should they be installed without the correct
support. If you are in any doubt please contact Customer Services
prior to installation.
fig 5
silicon
silicon
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Geo
GEO DRAWER UNIT
When fitting this unit draw a line along the length of the wall, level with where the units are
to be fitted at the desired height - X (see fig 1 and fig 2). Fix the brackets to the wall with
appropriate plugs and screws for your wall type (not supplied). The units then simply hook
onto the wall fixed brackets.
Adjustment to gain a level surface as follows.
A. Adjust this to pull the cabinet into the wall.
B. Adjust this to move the cabinets up or down (see fig 1)
Pull the cabinets tightly in against the wall using the adjustment screws on the brackets and
hangers (as shown in fig 1 and fig 2).
For extra support a screw can be fitted into the wall through the hole in the cabinet hanger
(as shown in fig 1).
extra screw
to be fitted
in +
out
A
up +
down
B
fig 1
F UNIT
TOP O
For drawer adjustment see page 5.
level line
securing pin
fig 2
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The stretcher plate fitted at the base of the unit also needs to be fixed to the wall, this will
give stability to the unit and secure it from being lifted up and away from the wall.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Tap Holes
DRILLING FOR TAPS IN THE WORKTOP
fig 1
Mark the position of the taps on the worktop using the manufacturers recommended
guidelines (see fig 1).
Drill through the work surface with a hole saw using the marked positions (see fig 2).
Sand all raw edges (both the 3mm surface material and the substrate) applying a slight
radius and a smooth finish to the edge.
Apply good quality silicon sealant to all sanded surfaces and smooth out to ensure a full
even coverage including the tap hole (see fig 3).
Fit the taps following the manufacturers instructions.
DRILLING A TAP HOLE IN A MINERALCAST CLOAKROOM
WASHBASIN
fig 2
Choose the location of the tap and mark the centre point of the hole. Drill from the top
face ensuring you have space inside the cavity for the tap fittings.
Using a hole saw for cutting tap holes, cut through the Gelcast surface. If fitting a Utopia
tap cut a 35mm hole. If using any other tap please refer to the manufacturer’s fitting
guidelines (see fig 4).
50MM LAMINATE WORKTOPS
Use the Nylon Sleeve Insert, specially designed for use with 50mm laminate worktops,
when fitting a worktop-mounted tap.
Drill a small pilot hole at the centre of the tap position.
fig 3
Drill part way from under side a hole of 52-54mm diameter (see fig 5). Then drill a
35mm hole from the top which will accommodate your tap. Insert the nylon sleeve.
Use a quality silicon seal around both hole cuts and insert sleeve and fit tap (see fig 5).
tap
35mm hole
Nylon sleeve
52-54mm hole
fig 5
WORKTOP MOUNTED TAP
fig 4
Warning - For your information and guidance Utopia’s Solid Surface products are not suitable for use in a shower enclosure.
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Solid Surface and Laminate Worktops
PLEASE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE COMMENCING WORK
All Solid Surface tops are packed together with a relevant fitting pack and are identified by a label which appears on the front of the box and the
rear of the packaging.
It is advised that fitting commences from a corner wherever possible, ensuring correct spacing should a corner filler be used.
It is also advised that all doors and facias are removed prior to fitting to avoid unnecessary damage occurring.
If the Worktop has become slightly bowed during storage it can be pulled straight during the installation process.
GUIDE FOR THE INSTALLATION OF SOLID SURFACE PRODUCTS
IMPORTANT
These instructions must be followed when installing Solid Surface Products.
We recommend that you use the following tools:
Portable router - To do all cuts and cross cuts wherever possible.
Orbital Sander - for finishing rough or cut edges.
Belt Sander - for finishing rough or cut edges.
Hole Saw - for cutting out tap holes
We DO NOT recommend that you use the following:
Jigsaw - Do all cuts and cross cuts with a router wherever possible.
Spade and Auger type drill bits - Always use hole saws.
However, a jigsaw may be used only if a brand new downward cutting blade is used and these instructions are strictly adhered to.
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Worktops
FITTING A WORKTOP
fig 1
Position the worktop on the units and push up against the wall to enable you to mark
and measure for cutting (see fig 1).
If the worktop needs scribing to the wall contours do so using a compass and pencil
(see fig 2).
We suggest that an allowance of 10mm is made to accomodate a worktop overhang on
an exposed worktop edge or show ends.
Use a belt sander to remove the final bit of material and to eliminate small chips or saw
kerfs, the latter is most important. If necessary hand finish the cut edge using sandpaper
(see fig 3).
Seal all cut or raw edges (including those that meet the wall) using good quality silicon
sealer ensuring that a full coverage is obtained (see fig 4).
fig 2
Screw the worktop down to the cabinets, making sure the screw does not penetrate too deep
into the substrate of the worktop (see fig 5). Change screw size from 1” to ¾ “ (see fig 5).
Finally run a small bead of silicon between the join of the worktop and the wall
(see fig 6).
fig 3
fig 4
fig 6
Stretcher plate
Max ¾” Screw
Front rail
Max 11/2” Screw
fig 5
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Worktops
INSTALLING A WASHBASIN INTO A
LAMINATE OR SOLID SURFACE WORKTOP
When cutting out for a washbasin a template must be used. These will be provided by
the pottery manufacturer and will be one of two types, a semi-counter top type (see fig
1) or an inset vanity basin (see fig 2). Do not attempt to fit an underslung basin into any
laminated worktop as the substrate is unsuitable for this. Note only solid surface or granite
tops will be suitable.
Following the pottery manufacturers instructions, lay the template in the desired position
and draw around it allowing for a 12mm overhang (see fig 1).
Make the cut outs using a portable router if possible.
fig 1
However, if a jigsaw is used please make sure all small chips and saw kerfs are removed
by sanding the edges producing a slight radius to the 3mm surface (see fig 3).
fig 2
fig 3
All worktops must be cut at points A, B and C and sealed with a good quality silicon sealant
as illustrated (see fig 4) to accommodate a Utopia basin. This will allow the basin to fit
closely to the fascia of the unit below.
For all other pottery follow the manufacturer’s instructions.
Sanded
laminate
Once the basin is in position apply a bead of silicon sealer around the joint between the
pottery and furniture. This is very important to prevent water ingress.
Fit the basin following the manufacturers instructions.
Note - Do not cut a square corner in Solid Surface worktops. They must have at least a
5mm radius (see fig 5).
Substrate
FIXING CERAMIC SLABTOPS, SIT-ON, SEMI-COUNTERTOP
OR MINERALCAST WASHBASINS
fig 4
Basins can be fixed directly to the unit by using a good quality silicon sealant around the top
of the unit and the back of the slabtop. This will bond the slabtop to the top of the unit and
wall to give extra support (see fig 6). All sit on and semi countertop basins are bonded to
the worktop with a good quality silicon sealant
B
A
Cut to basin size
C
fig 5
BASIN WASTE RECOMMENDATION
A standard 32mm P trap or bottle trap can be accommodated in all washbasin unit
installations with the exception of the 740mm and 1040mm ceramic washbasin single
drawer unit where we recommend the use of a flexible waste fitting as shown (see fig 7).
silicon sealant
1
fig 6
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fig 7
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Worktops
FITTING A SOLID SURFACE APRON STANDARD
AND SHORT PROJECTION
fig 1
Position the fascia into the slot ensuring that the fascia is tight against the front edge of the
slot.
Ensure that the apron remains central on the fascia, (see fig 1), and the distance that the
top edge of the apron sits above the top edge of the fascia (a) is equal on both sides
(see fig 2).
Apply a bead of good quality silicon to the top edge of the apron.
Align the fixings on the fascia with the fixings on the cabinet and push the fascia onto the
cabinet until it locks into place.
Fascia
Apply a small amount of upwards pressure to the apron until it fits flat against the underside
of the worktop and temporarily stick it in place using several pieces of masking tape
(see fig 3).
fig 2
Wipe off any excess silicon with a clean cloth.
Correct position - Cowl is seated centrally
a
a
We recommend that you leave the silicon a minimum of 12 hours to set before removing
the masking tape.
SOLID SURFACE SHELVES AND SHELF SUPPORTS
1
Firstly, ensure that the small adjustment bolt remains seated in the back of the bracket
before fixing (see fig 4).
2
Mark the positions of the bracket holes on the wall, relative to the size of the shelf.
Take care to ensure the holes are level with each other using a spirit level. Drill into
the wall at the marked points. Insert the Rawlplugs or other appropriate fixing.
3
Check that the nut and bolt are loosely in position in the back of the bracket
(see fig 4), and screw the brackets to the wall (see fig 5).
4
When both brackets are securely fixed place the shelf centrally between the clasps
and turn the adjustment screws on the underneath of the brackets until the shelf is
securely held in place (see fig 6).
Incorrect position - Cowl is not seated centrally
a
a
fig 3
fig 4
fig 5
fig 6
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Worktops
50mm Decorative Floating Shelf with Adjustable Support
fig 1
Spirit Level
Draw a horizontal line on the wall at the desired height X (see fig 1).
Fix the concealed shelf supports to the wall using appropriate fixings for the wall type
(not supplied).
Shelf
Once the bracket is in position, final adjustment can be achieved as follows:
X
A
C
fig 2
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B
B
Height - adjust A via slots
Inclination - adjust using adjusting screws (B) that press on the rear plate.
Lateral - adjust by lifting the support pin (C) and moving left or right.
We suggest applying a bead of good quality silicon along the top back edge of the shelf to
enhance a secure fit once the shelf is finally pushed into place. (see fig 2).
FITT INST STANDARD
UTOPIA BATHROOM GROUP LIMITED, SPRINGVALE AVENUE, WOLVERHAMPTON W V14 0QL
TEL - 01902 406400 FAX - 01902 406401 CUSTOMER SERVICES - 01902 406402
EMAIL - [email protected]
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