Sterling Plumbing 5400 Series manual Measure and Cut the Bottom Track

1.Measure and Cut the Bottom Track

Insert

Insertion

Pieza de inserción

Trimmed Insert Insertion raccource

Utility Knife Couteau tout usage Cuchillo

Insert Insertion Pieza de inserción

Bottom Track Rail inférieur

Pieza de inserción recortada

Carril inferior

Measure Here. Mesurer ici. Mida aquí.

Curved Base Base courbée Base curva

Measure Here.

Mesurer ici.

Mida aquí.

D

Angled Base Base inclinée Base en ángulo

Measure distance "D" above curves in the corners.

Mesurer la distance "D" au-dessus des courbes des angles.

Mida la distancia "D" por encima de las curvas en las esquinas.

CAUTION: Risk of personal injury. Always wear safety glasses when cutting materials.

IMPORTANT! If your shower has a curve in the corners where they meet the sidewalls, be sure to measure from wall to wall above the curves. Failure to measure above the curve or angle could result in the bottom track being cut too short.

Trim the edges off the insert in the last 2″ (5.1 cm) of one end of the insert.

Slide the trimmed end of the insert into the groove in the bottom track.

Bend the trimmed end of the insert so the end can be grasped and pull the insert until it runs the length of the bottom track.

Make sure the insert is flush with far end of the bottom track and trim off the excess insert

Measure from wall to wall at the flattest part of the shower ledge (dimension ″D″). Mark dimension ″D″ on the bottom track.

IMPORTANT! For best results, use a 32-teeth per inch hacksaw blade and a miter box to cut the bottom track.

Subtract 1-1/8″(2.9 cm) from dimension ″D″ and simultaneously cut the bottom track and insert to this dimension.

File the rough edges smooth where the bottom track was cut, taking care not to mar the finished surface.

NOTE: If there are curves where the sidewalls meet the threshold, use a file to contour the bottom track edges to match the curves.

1063216-2-E 6 Sterling