Croydex QA103541 Fitting Instructions

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Professional Accessories Handrail Fitting Instructions –

QA103541 – QA103641 – QA103741

Thank you for purchasing this Croydex product. Please follow the fixing and care

instructions to ensure your accessory is fitted safely and retains its high quality

finish. Please retain this leaflet for future reference.

Tools Required

Pencil

Drill

Masonry drill bit (appropriate to fixings used)

Ceramic drill bit (optional) (appropriate to fixings used)

Spirit Level

Suitable screwdriver (appropriate to fixings used)

Please ensure that suitable fixings are purchased which are compatible with wall

construction materials.

KEEP DIY TOOLS OUT OF THE REACH OF CHILDREN

Safety and Care Advice

Always take care when using an electric drill, particularly in the bathroom.

Always check for hidden cables and pipework before drilling. Always use a

residual current circuit breaker (RCCB) when using mains powered tools and

take extreme care if there is any water in the working area.

Always wear suitable eye protection when drilling.

If the product is to be fitted on a ceramic tiled wall, a ceramic drill bit should be

used. Do not drill mounting holes in the grouted area between tiles. Mask the

area around the hole with tape before drilling to prevent damage to the tile.

Product Location

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Hand rails are only as strong as the wall to which they are fixed and the

fixings that are used.

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For different wall types you will need to ensure that you are using the

correct type of fixing for the material of the wall.

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The addition of backboards on the outside of the wall or appropriate

strengthening of internal structures may be required to provide adequate

wall strength.

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NOTE: If the wall is made of lightweight thermal blocks, aerated hollow

brickwork or prefabricated partitions even the most appropriate fixings may

not be able to withstand the loads which can be suddenly applied to hand

rails.