Room geometry
Reflected ceiling plan, wet-zone dimensions, finished build-up and available service void.
Concealed coordination
The ceiling is part of the shower specification.
Meteor 300D demonstrates the concealed approach: define the opening, support, services and access before the finished plane closes.
Inside the ceiling
An invisible finish.
A considered structure.
Follow the assembly from structural support to room-side access.
SupportWaterPower
Schematic assembly · not a construction drawing.
Step 01 · Hang
Set the product datum independently of the finish.
The structural support and product frame are positioned from the approved reflected ceiling plan. Adjustment should allow the finished shower face to align with the final ceiling surface rather than inheriting inaccuracies from the board or tile build-up.
At framework stage, this sequence is intentionally model-neutral. Final fixing points, product weight, opening size and required void depth must be taken from the approved technical drawing for the selected Meteor configuration.
Step 02 · Connect
Coordinate water and protected power together.
Water inlets, mixer location, lighting supply and—where selected—audio connections need defined routes before closure. Separating wet services from protected electrical components is a project requirement, not a styling decision.
Provide the project desk with available pressure, intended functions, ceiling build-up, control location and regional electrical requirements. The resulting submission should identify the correct connection positions and service strategy.
Step 03 · Close and service
A concealed product still needs a visible maintenance plan.
The ceiling finish closes around the approved opening, after which the room-side assembly completes the visual plane. The project documentation should state which components remain removable, where isolation occurs and what access must be preserved.
Do not assume that every Meteor model shares the same opening, depth or service method. This page communicates the design sequence; the model-specific drawing remains the source of truth for construction.
Information checklist
Bring these decisions to the first review.
System configuration
Selected Meteor model, water functions, control position, finish and expected operating sequence.
Site conditions
Supply pressure, drainage position, power standard, isolation strategy and maintenance access.
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