CS Cavity Sliders within bathroom of Garrison Landing Residence

CS Ply Panel

CS Cavity Sliders can be configured to include a half or full sheet of ply panel in place of nogs on one side of the pocket. This is useful for situations where additional fixing is required on the wall where the cavity pocket is located, for example if a grab rail or towel rail is to be fitted in a bathroom.

For heavy tiles or if the cavity pocket is to form part of the shower enclosure it is recommended that the cavity pocket is manufactured with a 17mm H3.1 sheet of plywood in the frame. Double lining the cavity pocket with suitable wall board and tile substrate will also provide additional protection.

CS Cavity Sliders with ply panels have been tested to meet the requirements of AS 1720.1, 2010 and support a load of up to 50kg/m2. Installation of all components must be as per the manufacturer’s instructions to be compliant.

Product Specifications

Features

Compliance: Installation of all components must be as per the manufacturer’s instructions to be compliant.
Maximum Load: Up to 50kg/m2
Heavy tiles: It is recommended that the cavity pocket is manufactured with a 17mm H3.1 sheet of plywood in the frame. Double lining the cavity pocket with suitable wall board and tile substrate will also provide additional protection.

How to Specify (example)

Product: ~ CS TimberFomed with built in Ply Panel by CS Cavity Sliders
Location: ~ Living
Door leaf dimensions: ~ 2400 x 1200
Door type & finish: ~ Paint quality, flush
Single or Bi-Parting: ~ Single
Jamb type & finish: ~ Pine Flat for architraves
Framing size & material: ~ 90mm timber framing
Wall lining thickness: ~ 10mm
Handle type: ~ CL200 Passage

Resources

Downloads

Ply Panel Test Report Cavity Sliders Wet Area Solutions

Detail Options

Incorporate any of the following architectural detail options with Ply Panel to create a specific look or to provide a unique solution:

Configurations

Jamb Details

Specialised

Operation

Suitable Door Types

How do I choose the handing of my hardware?

1. Stand with your back against the door’s closing jamb
2. Look directly into the door’s pocket
3. Determine which side you’d like your snib (Privacy Function) or key on.

Example:
The homeowner would like to add a lock to this bathroom. Upon
positioning themselves and looking into the pocket, the homeowner’s
RIGHT hand is inside the bathroom. Therefore, the door’s handing would be: Right Hand (RH) Snib/Left Hand (LH) Emergency