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Contour Showers - Whale Pump
Gravity drainage is not always an option when fitting a level access shower base, for example in apartment blocks. The Whale Shower Drainage Pump Kits ...
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Contour Showers - Newel Rail
This newel rail can be mounted to the newel post, additional support rail for users how require further stability at the foot of the stairs. ...
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Primo Instructions Revised 16092008.indd
File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML than 400mm from the top of the shower waste outlet to the underside of the aluminium pump body casing. Technical Helpline: 0845 402 9924. SEPTEMBER 2008 ...
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Contour Showers Homepage
Contour Showers is a well established company at the forefront of the manufacture and supply of easy access showering solutions aimed at reducing whole life ...
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Cubicle Fitting Instructions
File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML Cubicle. Fitting Instructions. Dove / Nightingale Option C illustrated above. Will suit the following: Osprey Option E. Swift 001Option E. Harrier Option E ...
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Contour Showers - Cubicle Accessories
Using an optional roof with your cubicle helps to retain steam or condensation ... Cubicle Roof. Helps retain steam or condensation; Provides a fixing point ...
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Strong but incredibly light & RECYCLABLE
File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML Tri-folding door hinging from the wall. Right handed ... Only 24mm thick. Not handed. Easy to open tri-folding door. Right handed ...
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Contour Showers - Step In Shower Trays
Step in shower trays, such as a Prinia, Dove or Kittiwake bath replacement tray, are suited for the user who is mobile enough to step into a shower tray ...
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Contour Showers - Health And Safety
It is the policy of Contour Showers Ltd to ensure so far as is reasonably practicable, the health, safety and welfare of all employees working for the ...
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Contour Showers - Falcon 1100x800
Falcon 1100x800. Above ground, self supporting, only 40mm high. The Falcon 1100mm x 800mm easy access shower tray is the ideal choice when a low level ...
