TRUEFORM PRISM SINK User manual

PRISM SINK

BRACKET MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS

TOOLS NEEDED

APPLICATIONS

HARDWARE (INCLUDED)

Pencil

Tape Measure

Magnec Torpedo level

Two Clamps

Power Drill

1/2” Socket or Wrench

5/16” Drill Bit

3/16“ Pilot Bit

Silicone Adhesive

Water-Based Caulk

MOUNTING TO STEEL STUDS (MIN. 20 GA)

Although these brackets are engineered for both

wood and steel studs, Trueform strongly

recommends outﬁng the wall with wood studs

when possible. Therefore, mounng screws are

not included for steel stud applicaons.

If brackets must be installed on steel studs, we

recommend using 5/16” hex-head sheet metal

screws. Also note that applicable steel studs

should be no thinner than 20 gauge.

MOUNTING TO WOOD STUDS

MOUNTING TO MASONRY/CMU

Complete mounng hardware is included for

wood stud applicaons only.

These bracket are not intended for mounng on

masonry or CMU walls. If this is required, please

contact a sales rep at 888-474-7977 for

alternave soluons.

Trueform “L” brackets can be mounted to either wood studs or steel studs.

For FSB-L-XS, FSB-L-S & FSB-L:

Three 5/16” x 1-1/2” hex head wood

screws

For FSB-L-XL:

Four 5/16” x 2-1/2” hex head wood

screws

*This sink is not ADA compliant.

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Supporng Arm Supporng Arm

Orientaon 1 Orientaon 2

Stud Mount

Floor Floor

Each bracket has a Supporng Arm (on which the sink

rests) and a Stud Mount that aaches ﬁrmly to a wood or

steel wall stud. Brackets can be orientated either way -

with the Stud Mount facing upward or downward.

Locate your product SKU (also shown on packing slip) and determine the corresponding Bracket-to-Center dimensions

using the chart below. Note that the +/- means that you have some ﬂexibility in terms of bracket placement. Also idenfy

our Bracket Height (H”) value as this is essenal for determing at what height your brackets should be installed to achieve

ADA height of 34”.

To mount your sink at other heights, use the following formula to determine your Bracket Height:

1. Overview

2. Idenfying Your Bracket-to-Center and Bracket Height Values

Sink Resng on Brackets: Rear Elevaon

Each of Trueform’s ﬂoang sinks has two hollow

channels on the underside that enable it to rest on our

stud-mounted brackets.

The Bracket-to-Center dimensions tell you the distance

from the center of the sink to the locaon of both the

le and right brackets. This distance will vary depending

on the size of your sink.

Sink SKU# Bracket SKU Bracket Height “H”Bracket-to-Center Dimensions

FLO-PRISM-24-ADA

FLO-PRISM-30-ADA

FLO-PRISM-36-ADA

FLO-PRISM-60-ADA

FLO-PRISM-72-ADA

FLO-PRISM-24-ADA:

FLO-PRISM-30-ADA:

FLO-PRISM-36-ADA:

FLO-PRISM-60-ADA:

FLO-PRISM-72-ADA:

(Sink height) - (2.5”) = Bracket Height

(Sink height) - (2.0”) = Bracket Height

10.25” +/- 0.5”

13” +/- 0.5”

16“ +/- 0.25”

27.5“ +/- 0.5”

32.5” +/- 1.5”

FSB-L

FSB-XL

31.5” from ﬂoor (for ADA sink height of 34”)

31.5“ from ﬂoor (for ADA sink height of 34”)

32” from ﬂoor (for ADA sink height of 34”)

CENTER

Bracket-to-Center

Dimensions

Drain Tailpiece

Bracket-to-Center

Dimensions

BRACKETS

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3. Mounng Your Brackets and Sink

Mounng

Stud

Mounng

Stud

Quesons or Feedback?

Call us at 1-888-474-7977 or email

us at makers@trueformconcrete.com

Determine and mark where the Center of your sink will be (see “C” in drawing below). Trueform assumes that your

concrete sink drain will be centered on your plumbing waste line.

Determine and mark the distance from Center to where the le and right brackets will be mounted. The Bracket-to-

Center dimensions are found on the table on the previous page, the Product Tech Sheet (”Rear Elevaon”), or your

Trueform Custom Drawing (if applicable). If there is no wall stud on either side of where the brackets will be aached,

either a full stud must be added or an exisng nearby stud must be packed out to meet this distance. Doubling up

studs is recommended for FSB-XL brackets.

Measuring up from the ﬁnished ﬂoor, mark a mounng stud at Bracket Height (“H”) indicated in the previous table.

This is where the top of the bracket will reach. Use your 6' Level to mark a Height Line across each mounng stud.

Note that the ﬁnished sink height is typically 34" - 36, and that dimensions in the chart are for the ADA height of 34".

Clamp the ﬁrst bracket to the center of the appropriate stud with the top of the Supporng Arm at your Height Line.

Use your Magnec Torpedo level on the supporng arm of the bracket to make sure the arm is independently level.

Run the 5/16" Drill Bit in reverse for a moment at each bracket hole to create an index for the 3/16" Pilot Bit.

Drill 3/16" pilot holes and then insert and ghten each lag bolt using a socket or wrench.

Clamp the second bracket to the appropriate stud at the Height Line and place the 6' Level across the two brackets.

Repeat steps 5-7 for each bracket, making sure it remains level with the ﬁrst bracket.

If your sink is available, place it on the brackets to ensure they were installed correctly and that the sink rests evenly.

Remove the sink and patch up and ﬁnish the wall with the applicable covering (sheetrock, le, etc.).

Once Step 11 is complete, apply silicone adhesive to the top surface of each bracket and then set the sink back into its

ﬁnal resng posion. If desired, apply caulk on the backside edge (between the sink and the ﬁnished wall) before

sliding the sink against the rear wall. Avoid using harsh chemicals when cleaning up.

It is important to note that brackets must be mounted to wood (or steel) studs and must be perfectly leveled,

independently and to each other. Details regarding tools and hardware in certain steps may diﬀer if you are

mounng to steel studs. Do not measure from the ﬂoor when leveling brackets since the ﬂoor may not be level.

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Product Care & Maintenance

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This sink is ADA Compliant when installed per secon 606

(Sinks and Lavatories) of the ADA Accessibility Guidelines.

Now that your concrete is installed, you'll want to properly care for it. Follow these simple guidelines to keep your concrete

looking beauful for years to come:

For opmum protecon, we have applied 3 coats of our state-of-the-art topical sealer to your product. This will enhance

the concrete’s color while resisng just about any typical/expected “stain threat”. Proper maintenance will ensure that your

concrete looks and performs well for years to come.

General cleaning is best done using a cloth soaked in some warm water with mild dish soap of neutral pH. We also

recommend natural cleaning products from Beer Life. For removing heavier grease, Simple Green is a trusted formula that

is non-abrasive and has a mild alkaline pH. Applying Pledge can ﬁll in hairline scratches and give your pieces a nice sheen.

Although our sealer is able to withstand harsh liquids & chemicals, it’s sll a good idea to clean these substances from the

surface. This includes turmeric, highly-acidic liquids (lemon juice, mustard, vinegar, wine, soda, citric acid, tomatoes) and

other harsh chemicals or solvents (perfumes, ammonia, acetone, hydrogen peroxide, etc.).

Please use standard care and precauons with your concrete products. Concrete is extremely durable; however, it is not

invincible. Excessive force can do damage to your piece.

TRUEFORM warrants for a period of one (1) year from the date of delivery that its Products shall perform in a good and workmanlike manner in accordance

with applicable standards; comply with any applicable laws, rules or regulaons; and not violate or infringe upon any presently issued patent or copyright of

any third party. This warranty does not include or cover 1) hairline cracks in the concrete, 2) damage caused during installaon or due to incorrect

installaon, 3) damage caused by incorrect cleaning or care, 4) damage caused by incorrect use, 5) damage caused by acts of abuse to the products such as

scratches, chips, stains, or other markings/damage, or 6) damage caused by drilling into or aempng to alter the product from the way in which it was

received.

THE FOREGOING WARRANTIES ARE TRUEFORM’S ONLY WARRANTIES CONCERNING THE PRODUCTS, AND ARE MADE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE

CUSTOMER ONLY AND ARE IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES OR REPRESENTATIONS, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO,

ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR OTHERWISE.

TRUEFORM’s sole responsibility is limited to the repair or replacement, at its own expense, of any non-conforming TRUEFORM Products discovered by the

Customer and reported to TRUEFORM within seven (7) days from the date of delivery.

TRUEFORM SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY OR OTHER RESPONSIBILITY TO THE CUSTOMER OR ANY THIRD PARTY WITH RESPECT TO ANY LIABILITY,

LOSS OR DAMAGE ALLEGEDLY CAUSED DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY BY OUR PRODUCTS AND SERVICES AND THE USE OF THIS MANUAL,

INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ANY INTERRUPTION OF SERVICE, LOSS OF BUSINESS, ANTICIPATORY PROFITS, OR INDIRECT, SPECIAL OR

CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES.

The material in this manual is for informaonal purposes only. The products it describes are subject to change without prior noce, due to the manufacturer’s

connuous development program.

If you have any quesons or if there is anything we can do to improve your experience, please let us know.

We’d be happy to hear your feedback.

Warranes, Limitaons of Liability and Exclusive Remedies

Cerﬁcaons

Quesons or Feedback?

CSA B45.8 / IAPMO Z403

ASME A112.8.2 / CSA B125.2

For more informaon see our Concrete Care & Maintenance document:

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