Installation Guide

ManualsBrandsUKISHIRO ManualsBathDouble Handle Wall Mounted Bathroom Faucet in Brushed Bronze

GETTING STARTED

TOOLS AND MATERIALS:

*not included

Ensure that you have gathered all of the

required materials that are needed for

the installation.

Plumber’s Tape*

Shut oﬀ the main water supply where the

new faucet is being installed.

Drill* Thread Sealant*

Tape Measure* Level*

Hex Wrench

14mm

Socket Wrench*

WALL-MOUNT FAUCET

Wall-Mount Faucet In

stallation Instructions

Summary of content (4 pages)

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WALL-MOUNT FAUCET GETTING STARTED Ensure that you have gathered all of the required materials that are needed for the installation. Shut oﬀ the main water supply where the new faucet is being installed.
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WALL-MOUNT FAUCET INSTALLATION 1. Prepare for installation by installing wood blocking between the two studs where the faucet will mount. The valve should be installed 2" behind the ﬁnished wall. Important: Take into consideration the thickness of your ﬁnished wall materials, such as a tile backsplash. If your valve is installed too far behind your ﬁnished wall, you may be left with insuﬃcient clearance to attach the spout and handles. 2. Mount the rough-in valve into its prepared location.
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WALL-MOUNT FAUCET 4. Once your ﬁnished wall has been completed, remove the protective plastic sleeves from the valve. Remove the plug from the spout outlet using a 14mm socket wrench. 6. Attach the spout to the valve by twisting it into the middle valve outlet. Apply plumber’s tape or a small amount of thread sealant to the threads before attaching. 5. Slide the decorative escutcheons onto the spout and each handle.
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WALL-MOUNT FAUCET 7. Attach the hot and cold handles by sliding them onto the left and right stems. Secure each handle by tightening the set screw on the bottom of the handle, using the provided hex wrench. 8. When your installation is complete, turn on the main water supply. Use the provided tool to remove the aerator from the spout. Turn the water on to allow any dust or loose sediment to clear the system.