8.Installation of Corner Plates
INVERTED CORNER PLATES
Set Inverted Corner Plate in place overlapping the end of the adjoining
If installation is on tile with wood
If installation is on masonry Àoor, drill 1/2” holes approximately 1” deep in Àoor in line with holes in Corner Plate. Drive slightly oversized wood plugs into holes and secure Corner Plate to plugs with wood screws furnished.
PROJECTING CORNER PLATE – for concealing pipe and ¿ttings at outside corners. See section on MAXIMUM DI- MENSION OF FITTINGS, page 8. Assemblies on adjoining walls must extend to within 3” of corner.
Set Projecting Corner Plate in place overlapping the ends of the adjoining
9.Installation of Baseboard Extension, Splice Plates, End Caps and Filler Pieces.
BASEBOARD EXTENSION – Extension panels are furnished in six foot lengths but may be cut to desired lengths with hacksaw. Extensions are supported by hang- ers which are attached to studs (stud locations determined in Step 1) with two No. 10 x
Screw hangers to studs so that there is a hanger located at the extreme ends of the Baseboard Extension and at two foot intervals along its length. If construction members are not suitably located, use Moly Screw anchors to secure Hangers to wall. Bottom of Hangers should rest on ¿nished Àoor unless
Install END CAPS on Extension (see succeeding para- graph), insert lip on top rear of Extension into slot at top of Hangers and snap channel on bottom of Extension under spacer arm on lower part of Hanger.
SPLICE PLATES – used to make neat covering for joint where two Extension Panels butt together or where Ex- tension Panel terminates at
Plate hooks on bottom of Splice Plate over lip on bottom of Extension Panel and push top of Splice Plate toward wall until hooks on top of the Splice Plate snap into posi- tion behind the Extension or the
END CAPS – available in both
Remove Knockout in end of End Cap if piping is to run in this direction. Slide over end of Extension Panel.
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