
- The following steps are a guide to the installation of the
Aqua floor tanking system. If you have any questions
please contact livinghouse.co.uk
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- Ensure joists are in sound condition and have a maximum
distance of 400mm centres. It is important that floor joists are
level in all directions.
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- Rest the wetroom tray onto the joists into the desired
position. Ensure the waste position of the tray does not
interfere with the joist lay out.
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- Mark the hidden tray position on the joists then remove the
tray leaving a clearly marked guide.
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- Install timber supports between the joists ready to install the
tray sub-floor. Install a support for the drain waste at 88mm
below the top of the joists.
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- The sub-floor support battens should be installed 24mm
below the top of the joists.
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- Place the drain body with the sealing flange into position
and connect your waste pipe ensuring there is sufficient fall
to allow water to drain away correctly.
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- Install 22mm moisture resistant chipboard to the joists
leaving the marked hidden tray area clear.
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Install 24mm marine plywood between the joists screwing
to the timber supports. Allow a hole for the drain.
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 - Place the shower tray into position and check heights. The
tray should be 6mm proud of the surrounding chipboard.
Remove tray and apply flexible tile adhesive to the sub-floor.
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 - Install the tray with a 100% bond between the two surfaces.
This will ensure the hidden tray is flat and water will drain
correctly.
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 - The tray should now sit 8mm proud of the surrounding
chipboard. This will allow the tanking boards to be installed
flush with the tray.
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 - Screw the top of the drain to the trap through the top of
the tray, use the supplied plastic tightening key. Insert
the removable odour barrier.
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 - If waterproof tanking boards are being used on the walls it
is advised that a minimum board thickness of 10mm is
required.
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 - Using a flexible adhesive install the tanking boards to the
chipboard sub-floor ensuring a 100% bond between
surfaces.
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 - The installation of the wetroom tanking boards should be
fitted in a brick bond pattern and be installed flush to
each other and the shower tray.
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 - Using the primer supplied, paint over all joints between the
tanking boards, tray and walls 75mm either side of the
joints. Allow a minimum of 4 hours to dry.
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 - Apply the tanking tape supplied to the primed joints over
the floor area ensuring good adhesion between the
surfaces.
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 - Ensure all floor joints have been covered including around
tray edge.
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 - Fit the pre-made corners to your wet room using the
internal and external corners supplied.
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 - Apply the tanking tape to wall and floor junction. The
tape must be folded at a 90 degree angle.
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 - If waterproof boards are being used on the walls then
repeat the steps to prime and seal the joints as shown for the
floor and tray.
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 - Depending on your tiling requirements you may decide to
tile the walls prior to installing the floor tiles or vice versa.
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 - When installing the floor tiles ensure you use a good quality
tile adhesive and the tiles are 100% bonded.
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 - Please note larger tiles will require cutting at diagonals (as
shown in picture) This will allow the tiles to follow the falls of
the wet room tray.
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 - Smaller tiles (as shown in picture) can easily follow the falls
of the hidden shower tray without the need for diagonal
cutting.
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 - Livinghouse can also supply all of your designer bathroom
product requirements such as wetroom screens, sanitary
ware and towel rails.
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 - Thank you for choosing the Aqua floor tanking system. If
you have any questions on the fitting of the wet room
tanking system please contact Livinghouse.co.uk
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1. Ensure joists are in good sound condition
2. Joists should have a maximum of 400mm centres
3. Make sure your joists are level in all directions
4. Rest the tray onto the joists into the desired position
5. Ensure the waste position of tray does not interfere with the joist lay out
6. Mark the tray position on the joists
7. Remove the tray leaving the clearly marked area visible
8. Install supports between the joists ready to install a tray sub-floor
9. Install a support for the waste / trap
10. Allow for the depths of both the sub-floor and waste when installing the supports
11. Place the bottom section of the waste / trap into position onto the installed support
12. Connect a waste pipe to the trap
13. Allow sufficient fall along the waste pipe to allow water to drain away correctly
14. Install moisture resistant chipboard to the joists leaving the marked tray area clear
15. Install the tray sub-floor to the supports allowing for a hole for the tray waste
16. The top of the waste should not finish proud of the tray sub-floor
17. Rest the tray onto the installed sub-floor and check the heights
18. Take into consideration the depth of the adhesive to be used in the installation
19. The final tray height should be 8mm higher than the installed chipboard *
20. Remove the tray
21. Apply a good quality flexible tile adhesive to the sub-floor
22. Install the tray onto the adhesive ensuring a 100% bond between the two surfaces
23. Check heights again and the tray should sit 8mm proud of the surrounding chipboard *
24. Screw the top section of the waste through the tray into the bottom section of the waste
25. A plastic waste tightening key is supplied with the waste kit to do this
26. Insert the removable odour barrier into the waste body
27. Tanking boards may be used on the walls depending on your fitting requirements
28. A minimum board thickness of 10mm is recommended for the walls
29. Using a good quality flexible tile adhesive install the tanking boards to the chipboard floor
30. Make sure the tanking boards are 100% bonded to the chipboard
31. When installing the tanking boards it is best to lay them in a brick bond pattern
32. Allow the adhesive to dry
33. Paint the joints on the floor using the supplied primer including around the edge of the room
34. Paint a minimum of 75mm either side of the joints
35. Allow a minimum of 4 hours to dry
36. Apply the supplied tanking tape over the primed joints ensuring good adhesion
37. Fit the pre made corners to your room where necessary
38. Both internal and external corners are supplied with the tanking kit
39. Use the tanking tape to seal around the edge of the room
40. The tape can be folded 90 degrees to be secured water tight to the wall and floor
41. If using tanking boards on the wall, repeat the steps for priming and fitting the tanking tape
42. Depending on tiling preferences you may decide to tile the walls prior to the floor tiles
43. Install your floor tiles using a good quality flexible tile adhesive
44. Ensure the tiles are fitted with a 100% bond between the tiles and tanking boards
45. You may need to cut the tiles within the tray area to follow the natural slope of the tray
46. Alternatively smaller tiles such as mosaics can be used without the need for cutting
* Assuming Livinghouse standard 6mm thick tanking boards for the floor are being used.
 - The following steps are a guide to the installation of the
Aqua floor tanking system with long channel drains. If you
have any questions please contact livinghouse.co.uk
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 - Ensure joists are in sound condition and have a maximum
of 400mm centres. It is important that joists are level in all
directions.
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 - Rest the linear drain shower tray onto the joists into the
desired position. Ensure the waste position of the tray does
not interfere with the timber joists.
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 - Mark the hidden tray position on the joists and remove the
tray leaving a clearly marked guide.
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 - Install timber supports to the joists ready to install the timber
sub-floor. Tray sub-floor supports should be installed 24mm
below the top of the joists.
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 - Install a support for the tray drain and trap 125mm below
the top of the joists.
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 - Additional supports should be installed around the linear
shower drain opening. Install pipe work into the floor ready
to connect to the long channel drain.
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 - Install 22mm moisture resistant chipboard to the timber joists
leaving the marked wetroom tray area clear.
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Install 24mm marine plywood between the timber joists,
screwing to the supports. Allow a hole for the long channel
waste.
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 - Position the shower waste and connect the drain pipe.
Ensure that the drain body and rubber seal is not proud of
the plywood sub-floor.
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 - Place shower tray into position. The installed tray should be
6mm above the chipboard. Remove linear tray and apply
flexible tile adhesive to the sub-floor of the long channel tray
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 - Install the shower tray making sure there is a 100% bond
between the two surfaces. This will ensure the channel tray is
flat and water will drain correctly.
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 - The tray should sit 8mm proud of the surrounding
chipboard. This will allow the waterproof tanking boards to
be installed flush with the walk-in tray.
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 - Secure the long channel drain to the shower tray. Now
screw the top of the drain to the trap through the hole of the
channel drain body. Insert the odour barrier into the waste.
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 - Using a flexible adhesive install the tanking boards in a
brick bond pattern to the chipboard sub-floor. Ensure a
100% bond between the two surfaces.
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 - You may decide to install waterproof tanking boards
to the walls depending on your wetroom requirements.
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 - Using the primer supplied, paint over the joints between the
tanking boards, hidden tray and walls. Paint 75mm either
side of the joints. Allow a minimum of 4 hours to dry.
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 - Apply the supplied tanking tape to all primed joints ensuring
good adhesion between the surfaces by applying pressure
to the tape.
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 - Ensure all floor joints have been covered, including around
the flush wet room tray.
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 - Fit the pre-made corners to the wet room. Both internal
and external corners are supplied.
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 - Use the tanking tape to seal around all edges of the room.
The tape must be folded into a 90 degree angle securing
to both the floor and walls.
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 - If waterproof boards are being used on the walls then
repeat the steps to prime and seal the joints as shown for the
floor and tray.
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 - Depending on your tiling requirements you may decide to
tile the walls prior to installing the floor tiles or vice versa.
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 - When installing the floor tiles ensure you use a good quality
tile adhesive and the tiles are 100% bonded.
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 - Please note larger tiles will require cutting at diagonals to
the long channel waste. (as shown in picture) This will allow
the tiles to follow the falls of the shower tray.
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 - Smaller tiles (as shown in picture) can easily follow the falls
of the tray without the need for diagonal cutting.
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 - Livinghouse can also supply all of your designer bathroom
product requirements such as shower screens, toilets, wash
basins and towel rails.
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 - Thank you for choosing the Aqua floor tanking system. If
you have any questions on the fitting of the wet room
tanking system please contact Livinghouse.co.uk
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1. Ensure joists are in good sound condition
2. Joists should have a maximum of 400mm centres
3. Make sure your joists are level in all directions
4. Rest the tray onto the joists into the desired position
5. Ensure the waste position of tray does not interfere with the joist lay out
6. Mark the tray position on the joists
7. Remove the tray leaving the clearly marked area visible
8. Install supports between the joists ready to install a tray sub-floor
9. Install a support for the waste / trap
10. Allow for the depths of both the sub-floor and waste when installing the supports
11. Install pipe work into required position
12. Allow sufficient fall along the waste pipe to allow water to drain away correctly
13. Install moisture resistant chipboard to the joists leaving the marked tray area clear
14. Install the tray sub-floor to the supports allowing for a hole for the tray waste
15. Position the waste body in place and connect to the installed pipe work
16. The top of the waste should not finish proud of the tray sub-floor
17. Rest the tray onto the installed sub-floor and check the heights
18. Take into consideration the depth of the adhesive to be used in the installation
19. The final tray height should be 8mm higher than the installed chipboard *
20. Remove the tray
21. Apply a good quality flexible tile adhesive to the sub-floor
22. Install the tray onto the adhesive ensuring a 100% bond between the two surfaces
23. Check heights again and the tray should sit 8mm proud of the surrounding chipboard *
24. Secure the grate casing to the shower tray
25. Screw the top of the waste into the waste body through the casing
26. Insert the removable odour barrier into the waste body
27. Tanking boards may be used on the walls depending on your fitting requirements
28. A minimum board thickness of 10mm is recommended for the walls
29. Using a good quality flexible tile adhesive install the tanking boards to the chipboard floor
30. Make sure the tanking boards are 100% bonded to the chipboard
31. When installing the tanking boards it is best to lay them in a brick bond pattern
32. Allow the adhesive to dry
33. Paint the joints on the floor using the supplied primer including around the edge of the room
34. Paint a minimum of 75mm either side of the joints
35. Allow a minimum of 4 hours to dry
36. Apply the supplied tanking tape over the primed joints ensuring good adhesion
37. Fit the pre made corners to your room where necessary
38. Both internal and external corners are supplied with the tanking kit
39. Use the tanking tape to seal around the edge of the room
40. The tape can be folded 90 degrees to be secured water tight to the wall and floor
41. If using tanking boards on the wall, repeat the steps for priming and fitting the tanking tape
42. Depending on tiling preferences you may decide to tile the walls prior to the floor tiles
43. Install your floor tiles using a good quality flexible tile adhesive
44. Ensure the tiles are fitted with a 100% bond between the tiles and tanking boards
45. You may need to cut the tiles within the tray area to follow the natural slope of the tray
46. Alternatively smaller tiles such as mosaics can be used without the need for cutting
* Assuming Livinghouse standard 6mm thick tanking boards for the floor are being used.