Burcam 450475 EASYFLUSH TOILET SYSTEM 1/2HP 115V - Manual (Page 11)

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The photo 1 shows you how to begin your project by installing the 2" X 6". No nail or screw should
perforate the tank. This would void warranty.
The drainage of a bath or a shower must be connected to the top portion of the tank to prevent a possible
back flow of sewage water to the bath or shower. It is required, as per photo 2, to install the second row of
2" X 6" to receive the bath or shower. Please install a gravity drainage pipe and a "P trap" in accordance
with your local plumbing code. A vent line is also required for each device connected to the tank.
The photo 3 demonstrates that a slope of (1/4" per foot) is required for gravity to flow through the tank.
The photo 4 illustrates the vent pipe of the shower base and the drainage pipe of the sink, coming from
the left side of the tank.
The next step consists in covering the tank. A 3/8" plywood on all floor area except for the tank. Because
2" X 6" boards are generally a 5 1/2" in height, it will be necessary to adjust to position the top of the tank
3/8" higher than 2" X 6". In order to do this, we suggest to slide a piece of 3/8" plywood under the base
to highten the top of the tank as per the photos 5 and 6. However, the thickness of this piece can be
adjusted to the correct height of the 2" X 6", in reference to the tank, so that the final result allow a perfect
level of the sub floor using only one 3/8" plywood on the tank and a total of 3/4" of plywood for the rest of
the floor area (photo 7).
STEP 1
STEP 2
STEP 3
STEP 4
STEP 5
PHOTO 1
PHOTO 3
PHOTO 4
PHOTO 6 PHOTO 5
PHOTO 7
PHOTO 2