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Section 5: Floor and Drain Assembly

Time needed: approximately 20 minutes

Install the floor drain at this time in the recessed hole in

one half of the floor. The recess is in the topside of the

floor. Put a medium sized bead of silicone around the

corner of the recessed hole, and a small amount on the

threads of the drain (Figure 5.1.) Slip the drain in place

with the rubber gasket on the top side (inside the tub) and

tighten the large nut underneath hand tight. Finish with

1/2 turn with a pipe wrench - do not over tighten!

Flip the floor section over and tighten with channel-lock

pliers. Do not over-tighten.

Section 6: Floor Assembly

Time needed: approximately 20 minutes

Attach the two halves of the floor to each other at this

time. Lay the two halves upside-down on the joist.

Optionally, a ¼" bead of silicone caulking can be laid across

the floor seam before the two halves are joined. Make the

two edges exactly flush and insert a 2½" Kreg Screw into

the edges on both sides of the floor seam as shown below

in Figure 6.1.

Fig. 5.1

Fig. 6.1

Finish fastening the two floor halves with 2½" Kreg screws

into predrilled holes along both sides as shown in Fig 6.2.

Section 7: Staves

Time needed: approximately 45 minutes.

The staves are the vertical boards that make up the sides

of the tub. Set the special stave with the holes for the

heater hose at the position where the heater will be so it

can be inserted there during assembly.

Start placing the staves with the dado (groove) over the

edge of the floor, as shown in Fig. 7.1.

AS YOU PROCEED - Check the edges of each stave and

remove any dirt or wood particles that could interfere

with a good seal.

The first stave should straddle the floor seam. Use your

rubber mallet to ensure that all staves are tight together at

the seams, but do not make them tight against the edge of

the floor. Leave a space between the edge of the floor and

the bottom of the dado, as shown. Use the pencil line

circle on the floor as a guide.

Continue inserting staves all around, each time making

sure the edges to be joined are clean and free of particles,

that each new stave is tapped snug against the previous

stave all along the joint, and that you continue to follow

the scribe line on the floor.

Don't forget to insert the special stave with the holes for

the heater hoses in line with where the heater will be

Fig. 6.2

Fig. 7.1