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Wall mounting
The wall mounting accessory pack contains:
TDTR175 & (a) 4 mounting brackets
TDTR350 Models: (c) 4 wall mounting screws/washers/wall plugs
(d) 4 depth adjusting screws
Procedure for wall mounting
Note: TDTR 175 can be fitted in arrangement (1) or (2) from below
Fig. 2, using either three or four wall mounting brackets. Four brackets
must be used on the TDTR350 models
Step 1
Mark suitable mounting hole positions for the fixing brackets (ensuring
they are horizontal) - see Fig. 2, ensure to allow enough room above
and below to maintain the minimum clearance stated.
Step 2
Drill and plug the wall to suit - see Fig. 3.
Step 3
Secure the outer wall bracket sleeves (a) to the wall using the
screws provided - see Fig. 3.
Step 4
Attach the inner wall bracket sleeves (b) to the towel rail with the
clamping pieces (c & d) and screw (e) as shown in Fig. 4.
Ensure the clamping pieces are aligned correctly as shown (x & y).
The screw should be left loose enough to allow horizontal adjustment.
Step 5
Align the wall bracket sleeves on the towel rail according to the
dimensions shown in Fig. 2.
Step 6
Lift the towel rail complete with the inner sleeve assembly and align
with the outer sleeve previously fixed to the wall. When all the inner
sleeves are inserted correctly into the outer sleeves, determine the
desired distance of the rail from the wall and secure in place using
the fixing screw (f) - see Fig. 5.
Step 7
Tighten the clamping screws (e) and install the end cap (g) on the
front clamping piece.
Note: to assist with the alignment, the outer sleeve position may be
adjusted using the slot provided.
Drying and Airing Towels
It is recommended that for efficient drying, no more than two layers
of towels or similar fabric should be draped over the rail. Items
should be placed evenly over the whole surface of the rail where
possible.
It is not advisable to leave very damp towels or clothes on the towel
rail when not in use, as this may in time, affect the paint finish.
The rail, although hot to the touch is not hot enough to scorch or burn
fabrics. However, soap and detergents remaining in articles after
washing can cause discoloration. Therefore care should be taken
to thoroughly rinse articles before airing.
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
Fig. 4
A B
TDTR 175 250 390
TDTR 350 380 625
B
A
B
A
C
L
TDTR 175
TDTR 350
(1)
(2)
a
b
a
c
d
e
g
c
d
f
f
e
g
20mm Max.
Fig. 5
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