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From the inside of the flexible basin, insert the
threaded end of the bulkhead into the
pre-punched hole in the flexible basin. This will
sandwich the rubber gasket between the flange
of the bulkhead and the inside wall of the
flexible basin (Figure 2). Slip the 10" round
backing plate over the threaded end of the
bulkhead on the outside of the flexible basin,
followed by the friction washer and the
retaining nut. Tighten the retaining nut by
hand and then finish off with a half turn from a
wrench, leaving the top and bottom of the nut
parallel to the blocks. Note that the retaining
nut has reverse threads. Turn counterclockwise
to tighten.
Installing the Flexible Basin
Place the flexible basin within the stone
surround, being careful not to disturb the level
base at the bottom. Starting at the center, use
your hands to smooth out the basin, working
any excess slack towards the outside edges.
Ensure that the basin is tucked tightly into all
corners, and place some stones around the top
edges of the basin to temporarily hold the
basin in place (Figure 3).
Figure 3
Plumbing the Basin
Flexible basins can be plumbed using
submersible or external pumps. The number
of pumps, their size and their location will be
dictated by the water features being installed.
See Figure 4 for a typical submersible pump
installation using an Atlantic TidalWave pump
and FFKIT1 Plumbing Kit.
Figure 2
Friction
Washer
Retaining
Nut
Backing
Plate
Figure 4
FOR USE WITH:
MD1000-1500
TT1500-4000
Rubber
Gasket
Bulkhead
Flexible
Basin
3
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