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Technical data

Shower deck (shower tray)

Complete waterproofing system for built-in showers.

A new style of shower tray for more exclusive bathrooms. This system includes a totally flat shower base where the water drains out between the tiles. This means that the water outlet is hidden from view, so a wooden flooring effect can be achieved but with the benefits of ceramic tiles.

The prefabricated shower tray has been designed to sit underneath ceramic tiles that are not fixed permanently. The ceramic tiles are fixed to guides that sit atop the shower tray, hiding the outlet and allowing the water to filter out between the tiles.

Especially designed for bathroom refurbishments. Professional use.

Recommended applications

Waterproofing built-in showers finished in:

- Ceramic tiles such as PAR-KER from the PORCELANOSA Group. - Ceramic tiles such as STARWOOD from the PORCELANOSA Group. - Ceramic tiles such as STON-KER from the PORCELANOSA Group. - Ceramic tiles such as URBATEK from the PORCELANOSA Group.

Characteristics

- Prefabricated, rigid polyurethane, coated with thermally stable polymers.

· Upper finish Embossed, impermeable surface. Colour black.

1. Smooth base inclined toward the drain at between 1.4% and 3.5%, depending on the length of the shower tray.

2. Supports for the ceramic tiles.

· Lower finish Polyurethan in kite tail pattern.

· Maximum tray thickness: 30 mm · Minimum system height: 90,5 mm

- Includes drain with 40mm diameter horizontal outlet.

- Discharge rate 0.52 l/s.

· Drain trap included. · No grill required.

- Tiles are mounted directly onto the tray without adhesive. - Water exits via gaps between the tiles. Minimum gap: 3 mm. - Excellent chemical resistance and totally watertight.. - Good compression resistance.

- Good heat resistance. - Quick, easy installation.

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3. Junction with walls; leave the tiles behind the stops. 4. Junction with floor; leave the edge of the shower tray at the same level as the ground. If the tiles of the bathroom floor and the shower tray are of different thickness, place the shower deck plate in such a way that the two types of tiles, once placed, remain at the same level.

2. Connect the drain to the drain pipe, make a mortar base and bond the shower tray with type C2 adhesive.

1. Setting out the shower. Leave a gap of at least 90 mm.

Shower deck system (shower tray)

Installation guide

Components

- Shower deck tray

- Horizontal drain and trap. Output Ø 40mm and 0.52l/s - 5 linear meters lami-band 200 roll

- Drain reinforcement piece - P-404 tube

- Protection plate - Manhole key

- PVC leveling profiles of 14X14X2000 mm to reference the height and finish of the ceramics (2 pcs) - Profiles for union of ceramic pieces of 35 x 14 x longest measurement of the tray, max. 2000 mm (2 pcs) - Instructions

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Shower deck system (shower tray)

Installation guide

8. Leave an open joint of 3-4 mm and level the floor of the bathroom with the shower tray.

6. Waterproof the perimeter of the shower tray with LAMIBAND 200 and type C2 adhesive.

7. Place the supports on the slots of the shower tray and glue the tiles with p-404.

5. Level the shower tray and seal the perimeter with p-404.

10. Waterproof the walls and fix the tiles. 9. Place the tiles on the edge of the shower tray, against the

stops.

12. Clean the shower tray and place the ceramic base. Handle the floating tiles with the utmost care. 11. Remove the tiles from the shower tray and seal its

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Warnings

- The only recommended fixing method for the shower tray is applying a fine coat with notched trowel. Do not spot bond. - For installing this type of shower tray, use an 8 x 8 or 10 x 10 mm notched trowel.

- The only recommended adhesives are C2 FT S1 according to EN 12004.

- Pay scrupulous attention to instructions for preparation and application of polyurethane adhesives and fillers.

- Workability will vary according to conditions such as wind, humidity and temperature. So workability times given here are approximate and will be affected by conditions on site.

- All walls and flooring in contact with the shower tray must be waterproofed. Imperband waterproofing laminate is recom-mended.

- Do not apply on substrates subject to shock.

- Before selecting the tile for the shower tray, check the current regulations regarding the level of sliding resistance required for this kind of use.

- Once the installation is finished, store a few matching tiles in case of later breakage.

- The tiles should be periodically lifted and the shower tray cleaned. The trap should also be inspected And clean the dirt that could be on the surface of the shower tray with a soft brush and only with water. Handle the floating tiles with the utmost care to avoid its breakage or wear; do not lay directly on the shower tray or other hard surface, protect with a towel or other element that cushions the contact.

- In this style of shower, the ceramic tiles are completely level, so there will always be a certain amount of surface water after use. So it is advisable to dry it with a towel or a mop.

- For more information on this product, refer to butech’s technical department.

Notes regarding technical documentation

- This data sheet does not refer to a finished product. This is a prefabricated product that forms part of a suite that make up a ceramic installation. The instructions herein are a result of our own experience and technical knowledge and should be considered general recommendations which, along with those for all other products, are designed to help orient professionals in their work.

- Conditions on site can not be predicted, so it must be the responsibility of the professional to assess the suitability of the product for the job in hand.

- This document can not take into account every possible variable, so in the case of a situation not described here, advice should be sought from our technical department and a discrete test should be carried out.

- This data sheet has been updated in October of 2020.

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30 mm

10 mm Ø 112 mm

20 mm

Technical characteristics

Characteristic / drain Test method Unit Value

Exit mm Horizontal 40

Exit diameter mm 40

Discharge rate Flow according to regulation

UNE-EN 274 l/s 0.5

Composition Polypropylene

Shower tray properties Regulation Unit Value

Deviation length mm ± 2 Deviation width mm ± 2 Deviation height mm ± 1 Density EN 1602 kg/m3 145 Fire resistance EN 13501-1 E DIN 4102-1 B2

Compression resistance EN 826 kPa 2000

E-Modulus EN 826 kPa 55000

Tension resistance EN 1607 kPa 1500

E-Modulus EN 1607 kPa 40000

Transversal traction resistance EN 12089 kPa 2500

Wind shear modulus EN 12090 kPa 600

Thermal conductivity at 10ºC EN 12667 W/mK 0.030*

Temperature limits ºC -70 +130

Weight EN 1849-2 Kg/m2 5

Density tolerance is ± 10 %.

All values based on parallel test direction.

Thermal conductivity values are in line with regulation EN 12667 over 6 weeks at 10ºC average temperature.

Dimensions

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Ø 90 B A 15 mm 15 mm 31 mm pendiente 26 mm 35 mm 15 mm 4 mm 4 mm 5 mm 35 mm 26 mm 24 mm 6 mm 9mm 15 mm

Dimensions

References

KEA SAP Product description Dimensions (A x B x 30)

B88000619 100174849 shower deck tray 700x700x30

B88000618 100175270 shower deck tray 800x800x30

B88000617 100175271 shower deck tray 800x938x30

B88000616 100175268 shower deck tray 900x938x30

B88000625 100187136 shower deck tray 1216x938x30

B88000615 100174848 shower deck tray special measurements max. 3000x1300x30 mm

butech building technologies, S.A.U.

Carretera Villarreal - Puebla de Arenoso (cv-20) km 2,5 - 12540 Villarreal - Castellón - Spain. PO Box: 297 - Tel. (+34) 964 53 62 00 - Fax (+34) 964 53 00 34 - [email protected] - http://www.butech.es

Shower deck system (shower tray)

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