BOBRICK B697
Features
Bright-polished stainless steel with one-piece seamless construction. Chrome-plated plastic spindles hold rolls up to 5-1/8" (130mm) dia. (1500 sheets). Theft-Resistant Spindle (Part No. 283-604) available as replacement part.
MATERIALS:
Shell and Flange — 18-8 S, type-304, 22-gauge (0.8mm) stainless steel. Drawn, one-piece, seamless construction with four
countersunk mounting holes.
Support Posts (4) — Heavy-duty cast zamak with chrome-plated finish.
Mounting Bracket — Plated-steel mounting clamp attaches to back of unit with four sheet-metal screws for installation in
stud walls or counter top aprons.
Spindles (2) — Chrome-plated plastic equipped with heavy-duty internal springs.
Designer's Note: Theft-resistant toilet tissue spindles, which are removable only with special key provided, are available as an
optional accessory. To specify, add suffix .60 to model number. Example: B-697.60.
INSTALLATION:
Provide framed rough opening 11-3/4" wide x 5-1/4" high (300 x 135mm). Minimum recessed depth required from finish
face of wall or apron is 3-3/8" (85mm).
For installation in stud walls or counter top aprons without backing, loosely attach mounting clamp to back of unit with sheetmetal
mounting screws. Insert into rough opening. Adjust mounting clamp so it grips surface inside rough opening. Secure
in place by tightening four sheet-metal mounting screws.
For installation in stud walls or counter top aprons with backing, discard mounting clamp furnished with unit. Insert unit only
into rough opening and secure with sheet-metal screws furnished. Backing must comply with local building codes.
SPECIFICATION:
Recessed dual-roll toilet tissue dispenser shall be type-304, 22-gauge (0.8mm) stainless steel with __________ (insert one:
bright polished or satin) finish. Shell and flange shall be drawn, one-piece, seamless construction. Unit shall be furnished
with plated-steel mounting clamp for stud walls and counter top aprons. c-Spindles shall be chrome-plated plastic with heavy duty
internal springs.
