Installation Sheet

1Shower Drain Installation Instructions

SHOWER DRAIN

INSTRUCTIONS

TOOLS AND MATERIALS:

For the following instructions it is assumed

that the shower pan and drain ﬂange coupling

are already in place. Your application and

conditions may call for variations to these

procedures. Signature Hardware accepts no

liability for any damage to ﬂoor, walls,

plumbing, etc., or for personal injury during

installation. We recommend consulting a

professional if you are unfamiliar with

installing bathroom ﬁxtures and plumbing.

Unpack and inspect the drain and parts for

damage. If damage is found, please call

customer service at 1-866-855-2284.

If you need assistance while installing your

shower drain, contact customer service.

BEFORE INSTALLING INSTALLATION

1. Insert the rubber drain gasket into the drain ﬂange coupling.

2. Insert the drain outlet into the rubber gasket and place in the

desired position. Adjust or remove the drain feet if necessary.

3. Place pea gravel over the drain ﬂange coupling weep holes and

around the perimeter to prevent mortar from ﬁlling and blocking

the holes.

Read the following installation instructions

carefully. Observe all local plumbing and

building codes.

Pea Gravel

(32 ounces)

Level

Silicone Sealant

Thinset Mortar

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SHOWER DRAIN BEFORE INSTALLING INSTALLATION Read the following installation instructions carefully. Observe all local plumbing and building codes. 1. Insert the rubber drain gasket into the drain ﬂange coupling. INSTRUCTIONS For the following instructions it is assumed that the shower pan and drain ﬂange coupling are already in place. Your application and conditions may call for variations to these procedures. Signature Hardware accepts no liability for any damage to ﬂoor, walls, plumbing, etc.
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4. Apply mortar over the waterproof shower pan liner, starting from the drain and continuing to the wall. Using a level, create a 1-2º slope from the wall to the drain. 6. Once the tiling and grouting are complete, apply a thin bead of silicone sealant around the drain to ﬁll any gaps between the drain and tile. Note: Be sure to leave room for ﬁnal thinset and tile application. The top of the drain should be level and 1/16" below the adjacent tile. 5. Allow the mortar to cure.