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Mounting the stove on a wall
Place the wall bracket (1) on the wall at the desired height. Allow for a 22 cm distance as a
minimum from the floor to the bottom of the mounted wall bracket.
Mark the 6 holes (2) in the wall bracket on the wall and drill the holes. It is recommended to use
raw plugs of steel. If the flue duct is connected to a rear smoke outlet, mark the large hole (3)
in the wall bracket, and drill the hole. Secure the wall bracket to the wall with screws. It is very
important to ensure that the bracket is completely level. If the flue duct is connected to a rear
smoke outlet, remove the cover plate (4).
Lift off the stove top plate (4). Break off the pre-cut plate (5) at the top of the rear plate. For
smoke outlet to the rear, break off the pre-cut plate (6) on the rear plate in front of the smoke
outlet as well as the part of the heat shield (12) that covers the smoke outlet. Lift the stove up
onto the two hooks on the wall fitting (7). For proper fitting, make sure that the stove rests se
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curely in the hooks. Then insert a bolt M6x8mm (8) in the hole (9) in the wall fitting hook, one
in either side, and fasten with the nut (10). Tighten the two M6x16 mm screws (11) through the
fitting and into the bottom of the stove. This locks the stove into the wall fitting. Replace the
stove top plate.
Building material Producer Type and designation
Concrete,
solid brick or
hollow brick
Hilti
HUS-H 10,5 x 55
Expandet MMS-S 7,5 x 50
Fischer
FBS 8/5 US
Air-entrained
concrete
Expandet LB metal M10 air-entrained concrete
anchor
Fischer
FTP M 10 + set screw M10 x 25 mm
steel
The wall’s plaster work is not accounted for in the sizes listed above. The anchor’s effective
length must therefore be increased by at least the minimum thickness of the plaster work.
Important! The wall fitting may not be screwed into brick joints.
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