Materials: safety glasses
gloves
plumbers putty
faucet set
crescent wrench
screwdriver
seal tape
wax ring
level
utility Knife
tape
circular saw
clamps
drill
pry bar
pneumatic nail gun
nails
trim
toilet
Faucet Installation
1. Take a small amount of plumber's putty and roll it into a tube. Set it along the bottom of the spout flange and then set it on the corresponding hole (figure A).
2. Reach underneath and attach the washer and lock the nut to the bottom of the stem.
3. With the washer on the faucet set, send it up through the faucet hole from below (figure B).
4. Apply another rope of putty on a washer and use a clip to hold the stem in place.
5. The water feed lines that come with the faucets are unique. Instead of threading a nut, these lines just snap into place with a clip (figure C).
6. The water supply lines need to run from the faucet to the shut-off valve.
7. Hand thread them onto the bottom of the faucet stem and then onto the shut-off valve.
8. Screw the drain body onto the flange from underneath.
9. To get the watertight seal, tighten the lock nut from below with the wrench, and hold the top of the drain in place with two screwdrivers (figure D).
Toilet Installation
1. Replace the wax ring (figure E) and place the toilet over it.
2. Make sure that the toilet fits over the ring securely.
3. Secure the nuts to the toilet (figure F).
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