Redblock N1014-M Manuel utilisateur
INDUSTRIES LLP
REDBLOCK SHOWER NICHE
INSTALLATION MANUAL
N1014-M Shower Niche
N1028-M Shower Niche
TECHNICAL DRAWINGS
N1014-M
254mm
10”
19mm
3/4”
28mm
1 1/8”
13mm
1/2”
103mm
4”
15mm
5/8”
268mm
10 1/2”
356mm
14”
91°
437mm
17 3/16”
335mm
13 3/16”
N1028-M
254mm
10”
19mm
3/4”
28mm
1 1/8”
103mm
4”
15mm
5/8”
84mm
3 5/16”
280mm
11 1/16”
340mm
13 3/8”
710mm
28”
792mm
31 3/16”
335mm
13 3/16”
91°
13mm
1/2”
TECHNICAL DRAWINGS
A - Standard stud bay width
B - Rough-in height for niche install:
N1014: 15 1/8"
N1028: 29 1/8"
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INSTALLATION
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Cutout: N1014-M: 10 1/8" x 14 1/8"
N1028-M: 10 1/8" x 28 1/8"
Note: Cutout should be 1 1/4" from stud
Stud center
line
center line (1/2" from stud face).
Stud center
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Over-tightening will distort the flange.
Tighten screws only until the flange
makes firm contact with backer board.
Apply secondary waterproofing around
the niche perimeter:
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We recommend the application of Wedi Subliner Dry™ sheet waterproofing
membrane around the niche perimeter as a secondary waterproofing layer,
using Wedi Joint Sealant as an adhesive. Adhesion of Subliner Dry to the Redblock
Niche (with Wedi Sealant), has been verified via lab testing. Please be sure to
protect the tiling flange with masking tape before applying sealant.
™ Wedi and Wedi Subliner Dry are registered trademarks of Wedi GmbH
To protect the raised tiling flange
from damage, please cover it with
masking tape before proceeding.
If you're installing a liquid
membrane, please ignore steps 6-9.
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If a liquid waterproofing membrane is being applied instead of a sheet membrane, \RX
PXVWHQVXUHFRPSOHWHFRYHUDJH of the mounting flange and of the margin between
backer board and flange.
Please be sure to protect the tiling flange with masking tape before this application.
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Use a groat float to press membrane
firmly into sealant and mortar.
General Care
All the Redblock products are constructed out of sheet stainless steel, so you must treat them
with the same care as any other stainless steel appliance in your home (like your fridge,
dishwasher, etc).
As you are probably already aware, stainless steel will scratch if you drag anything abrasive
across its surface. Most of you will have a clear example of this just by looking at your kitchen sink
(also made of stainless steel).
To avoid this problem, you should simply avoid placing anything hard and rough (like unglazed
ceramics, or rough metal objects, etc.) on any stainless steel surface.
Cleaning
To clean any stainless steel surface, your first step should always be a bit of scrubbing with a mild
liquid dish detergent, warm water and a clean microfiber rag. To avoid scratching, always wipe in
the direction of the grain (direction of striations).
To remove fingerprints, or any stains from oil-based skin care products, or if you simply want to
brighten up the surface, we recommend a solution of *OxiClean be used.
Completely dissolve powdered OxiClean in a spray bottle and apply liberally, a few applications,
over all surfaces, waiting a few minutes between applications. Use a clean microfiber rag to
remove any soap scum residue and always rinse thoroughly with clean water.
Alternatively, you could use window cleaning spray, pure isopropyl alcohol, or acetone. Always
rinse thoroughly with clean water.
Important Note about Chloride based Cleaners & Hard Water
Household bleach is the most common “chloride based cleaner” because it's cheap, effective, and
also kills bacteria and viruses.
But what many people don’t know is that these products are corrosive to metals (including shower
fixtures made of chrome, nickel, stainless steel, etc.) and are strong oxidizing agents. This
means they can cause metal to rust, and tile & grout to deteriorate with prolonged exposure.
Another problem is that many of these products don't list "bleach" in their ingredients, and the
chloride compounds are not easy to recognize. An example of this would be a popular foaming
spray shower cleanser that contains sodium hydroxide (a component of bleach).
The safest option is simply to avoid using chloride containing cleaning products in the shower
altogether. If you must use them, avoid leaving these products on any surfaces to avoid damage.
After application, promptly clean surface and rinse thoroughly.
Also keep in mind that hard water can cause metal fixtures/trims to corrode (including stainless
steel), but it's more rare because a fairly high mineral concentration is usually required. A
household water softener can be a great solution to this problem.
* OxiClean is a trademark of Church & Dwight Co., Inc.
CARE & CLEANING
INDUSTRIES LLP
2950 Newmarket St. #101-191 | Bellingham WA 98226 | T: 1-877-347-8148
sales@redblockindustries.com | www.redblockindustries.com
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