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Line Diffuser Installation Instructions
Pre-position the ventilation duct in the ceiling 
void, above, through, or alongside the ceiling 
joists.  If required, purchase reducer(s) to suit 
the size of duct and spigots (by others). 
 
Step 2
Fit temporary batons with plasterboard 
spacers that are the same thickness as the 
final ceiling plasterboard sheet.  Where metal 
plasterboard rails are employed, suitable self
tapping screws will be required.
 
Step 3
Fit pre-assembled* diffuser, plenum box and 
spigot(s) on top of temporary batons.  Note 
that spigot (by others) is surface mounted on 
plenum using self-tapping screws and 
silicone. 
*Using screws provided
 
Step 4
Fix plenum to upper surface using proprietary 
fixings (Unistrut etc) (by others). Fix to 
plenum with self-tapping screws.  Adjust 
height of the plenum so that the face of the 
diffuser just touches the top of the batons. 
 
Step 5
Remove temporary batons and plasterboard 
spacers.  Measure and cut the hole in the 
main plasterboard sheet.   Lift the 
plasterboard sheet to meet the diffuser and 
fix in place as normal using plasterboard 
screws. 
 
Step 6
From the underside, use a jointing compound 
to fill the gap between diffuser and 
plasterboard. If required, move magnetic 
blocks to desired length and fix in place using 
jointing compound.  Sand and paint. 
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