M O U N T I N G I N S T R U C T I O N S
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Before starting the installation, it is important that you
have your chimney inspected by the chimney sweep. This
ensures that the chimney is dense and has the appropriate
diameter for your stove.
Proceed as follows:
1. Mark out the point where the centre of the pipe touches
the wall and cut out a hole of the same diameter as
the pipe. The distance from the floor to the centre of
the stove's flue outlet appears from the drawing in the
specific instructions for your stove. If the stove is to
be connected on the top with an elbow, please do not
forget to take the height of the elbow into account when
measuring out the position of the hole. You should also
remember to take the thickness of a possible base plate
into consideration.
2. We recommend that you build a wall sleeve into the wall.
The elbow is to be fitted onto the stove's collar, and the
clean-out door of the elbow is to be positioned on the
vertical section of the elbow. The elbow has to fit com-
pletely into the wall sleeve (but not into the chimney!).
We recommend that you check that the distance from
the floor to the wall sleeve is correct before the masonry
has dried completely.
3. When the masonry is dry, you can continue the instal-
lation.
Important!
If you wish to mount a cover ring
to cover the passage between the pipe and the wall,
you have to do this now, before you connect the stove.
Mount the pipe on the flue collar of the stove. Push the
stove with the pipe towards the wall so that the pipe
goes into the wall sleeve. The pipe must never penetrate
into the chimney. If the pipe is too long, you can shorten
it. If you want, you can put a thin, ceramic packing cord
around it at the wall sleeve.
4. Mount the cover ring - if any - on the wall.
5. The installation is ready for approval by the chimney
sweep.
Connection to an existing brick-built chimney
