Chapters in this video
- 0:00 Installing the Shower Column Base The technician inserts the shower column base into the pre-drilled hole and secures it with washers and a locking collar.
- 0:37 Attaching the Riser Tube The technician screws the riser tube onto the shower base unit, ensuring the gasket is correctly placed.
- 0:50 Connecting the Shower Supply Line The technician connects the shower supply line to the bottom of the base unit and then to the diverter.
- 1:13 Adjusting the Riser Arm Bracket The technician adjusts the riser arm bracket to accommodate various wall configurations and places the rubber gasket.
- 2:04 Mounting the Shower Column The technician attaches the mounting brackets to the shower wall, ensuring the unit is perfectly level.
- 2:22 Attaching Rain and Hand Showers The technician attaches the rain shower to the riser tube and the hand shower to the unit with a flexible hose.
An Ella's Bubbles technician demonstrates installing a shower column with a 5-piece faucet set, guiding you through each step for a successful setup. You'll learn how to properly assemble and mount your new shower column.
Video transcript
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after removing the hand shower receptacle use the pre-drilled hole to insert the shower column base remove the rubber washer the metal washer and the locking collar after adding a little silicone insert the unit into the hole attach the washers and locking collar and tighten the set screws making sure not to over torque set the height of the shower column base we recommend a height of 7 inches foreign gasket correctly screw the Riser tube onto the shower base unit hand tighten and then add one quarter to one half turn with a wrench take the one half inch shower supply line and connect it to the bottom side of the base unit and tighten and then add one quarter to one half turn with a wrench take the other side and attach it to the diverter here's how the assembly should look bracket for the Riser arm is designed to fit various widths using an allen wrench you can set the bracket at various depths to best accommodate your wall configuration you can set it to a maximum of two and a half inches out or 1 and 3 8 inches in before attaching the mounting bracket be sure to place the rubber gasket into the mounting plate the assembly should look like this do the same for the upper mounting bracket when mounting the shower column to your shower wall make sure the unit is perfectly level attach the mounting brackets to your shower wall attach the rain shower to the Riser tube to attach the hand shower to the unit take the adapter nut and attach it to the shower column attach the flexible shower hose hand tighten and then secure with a wrench one quarter to one half of a turn foreign shower unit into its holder the final assembly should look like this