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We recommend consulting professional help if you are unfamiliar with installing a shower panel or other plumbing tasks.
For these instructions, it is assumed that that the water supply lines are in place behind the finished wall and are directly accessible for shower panel installation.
Tools and Materials
Drill
Mounting Hardware
Level
Adjustable Wrench
Silicone Sealant
Damp Cloth
Installation Steps
STEP 1
Holding the panel in place, determine your installation location and mark the position of the mounting holes for drilling.
STEP 2
Drill the screw holes with the appropriate drill bit for the wall surface or material.
STEP 3
Attach the mounting bracket to the wall with the mounting hardware.
Installation Tip: The type of mounting hardware used will be determined by the material of the finished wall. The proper mounting hardware can be purchased at your local hardware store if not included.
STEP 4
Attach the hand shower hose to the outlet on the shower panel. Do this gradually, alternating from one nut to the other until both are tight.
STEP 5
If a separate shower arm is included, insert the new arm into the fitting in the panel and twist to tighten. Finish tightening with an adjustable wrench.
Wrap a dry cloth around the shower arm to protect the finish while tightening. Thread the new shower head onto the arm and hand-tighten.
STEP 6
Connect the flexible water feed tubes to the main water supply.
STEP 7
Turn on the water supply to make sure there are no leaks in the water feed tubes before you fix the shower to the wall. If no leaks are detected, continue with installation. If leakage does occur, use your adjustable wrench to tighten the connections as necessary.
If problems persist, contact Customer Service by using the chat function on our site.
STEP 8
Attach the shower panel to the wall by hanging from the mounting bracket. Check to make sure it is hung firmly and level, adjust as necessary.
STEP 9
When the shower panel is in place, turn on the water, check to make sure that all connections are tight (no water should be leaking) and that the hot and cold supplies are working correctly. Divert the water to the each output and allow the water to flow for approximately 60 seconds.
STEP 10
Run a bead of silicone sealant around the sides and top of the shower panel, wiping away any excess sealant with a damp cloth.
Note: Do not run silicone sealant along the bottom of the shower panel. This will allow water to exit the panel if any leakage does occur.
A shower panel can be installed in an existing shower if the plumbing connections are properly spaced and compatible with the new panel. Make sure to check measurements between your water connections before buying.
No, drywall absorbs moisture easily and this could lead to significant water damage and mold growth. We recommend selecting materials made to withstand damp environments such as a water-resistant backer board.
Yes, just make sure that the tile is flat and level for a clean and cosmetically appealing installation.
This depends on your level of comfort with plumbing. If the connections align perfectly, the installation can be straightforward. However, if you need to resize pipes, adjust the spacing on your current connections, or are unfamiliar with shower installation, we recommend contacting a plumbing expert.