tified
Chimn
e
y Sw
ee
p, or a kno
wledgea
b
le
inspecto
r.
Consult your insur
ance
compa
ny if you
cannot
find
a
qualified
expe
rt.
CAUTION: NOT ALL FIREPLACE CHIMNEYS
ARE SUITABLE FOR CONVERSION TO ACCOM-
MODATE CONNECTION TO A WOOD STOVE.
CHECK WITH A QUALIFIED EXPERT.
Many pr
e
fabri
c
at
ed
fi
r
e
pla
ce
s ar
e
of th
e
“z
e
ro-
clea
ran
ce
fire
pla
ce
”
ca
t
eg
ory. Th
e
s
e
c
onsist of multi
lay
e
r
ed
m
e
tal
c
onstru
c
tion. Th
e
y ar
e
de
si
g
n
ed
with
enough
insulation
and/or
air
cooling
on
the
bas
e
, ba
c
k
and
sides
so th
e
y
can
be
saf
ely
installed
in
direct
con
-
tact
with
com
bustib
le
floors
and
walls.
Although
many
pre
fabr
icated
fireplaces
car
ry
endorsements
from na-
tionally
recogni
z
ed
organizations
for
use
as
fireplace
s,
th
e
y hav
e
not b
een
te
s
ted
for
c
onn
ec
tion to wo
od
stov
e
heater
s.
Connecting
a stov
e
to
such
a
device
will v
oid
the ma
nuf
acturer’
s warranty.
V
enting
a stov
e
directly
into a
fireplace
does
not
m
ee
t
code
an
d
shoul
d
not b
e
att
e
mpt
ed
. Th
e
stov
e
war-
ranty will b
e
voi
d
with su
c
h an installation. Do not
c
r
e
at
e
a hazard in
y
our home
b
y connecting in this manne
r.
FIREPLACE INSTALLATION
NOTE: DO NOT ATTEMPT TO ROUTE THE CHIM-
NEY CONNECTOR PIPE THROUGH THE THROAT OF
THE FIREPLACE.
Directly
connecting
the
stov
epipe
into
the
existing
masonry
chimne
y
(figure
14 “T
ype
A”
Fireplace
Conv
ersion)
of
the
fireplace
is
the
ONLY ap-
prov
ed
m
e
tho
d
of installation. If th
e
c
himn
e
y is b
e
hin
d
a
com
bustib
le
wall, you must
use
an approv
ed
wall pass-
through
system
to
gain
access
to
the
chimne
y. This is a
c
omp
lic
at
ed
an
d
involv
ed
pro
ce
ss
and
to
e
nsur
e
saf
e
ty
should only be done
b
y a qualified installe
r.
1. An
e
ntry hol
e
must b
e
c
ut throu
g
h th
e
masonry an
d
tile
liner
with minimal
damage
to
the
line
r. At
least
Figure 14 - Fireplace Conversion
8
˝/
203mm of lin
e
r must r
e
main b
e
low th
e
e
ntry
position. Wh
e
n lo
c
atin
g
th
e
stov
e
an
d
stov
e
pip
e
, all
minimum
clea
r
ances
must
be
obse
rv
ed
from
com
-
bustib
le
surf
ace
s in
cluding
mant
el
s,
c
ombustibl
e
trim work,
ceili
n
g
s, an
d
walls. Positionin
g
th
e
ce
nt
e
r
of
the
stov
e
pipe
ent
ry into
the
chimne
y
24˝/61cm
bel
ow
the
ceiling
should
insure
proper
clea
r
ance
f
or a 6˝/152mm st
ov
epipe
.
2. Install a fir
e
c
lay (
5/
8
˝/
1
6
mm minimum thi
c
k-
ne
ss
)
thimbl
e
. Mak
e
sur
e
th
e
thimbl
e
is
flush
with
the
inner
surf
ace
of
the
chimne
y
liner
and
does
not protr
ude
into
the
flue
(see
figure
9
on page 13).
3. S
ec
ur
e
th
e
thimbl
e
with r
e
fra
c
tory mortar. Th
e
thimbl
e
shoul
d
b
e
surroun
ded
by 12
˝/
30
5
mm of
solid
unit masonry bri
c
kwork or
24˝/61cm
of ston
e
.
4. Install
the
stov
epipe
into
the
thimb
le
as far as pos-
sibl
e
without
e
xt
e
n
d
in
g
past th
e
fl
u
e
linin
g
(s
ee
figures 8 & 10 on pages 12 & 13)
.
5.
A small airspa
ce
(about 1
/
2
˝/
13mm
)
shoul
d
r
e
main
b
e
tw
ee
n th
e
stov
e
pip
e
an
d
thimbl
e
to allow for
e
xpansion of
the
pip
e
.
Seal
this
airspace
with
high-
tempe
r
ature caulking or ce
r
amic
wool.
6.
Secure
and
seal
the
damper
in
the
closed
posi-
tion usin
g
hi
g
h-t
e
mp
c
aulkin
g
,
ce
rami
c
wool, or
fur
nace
cement
. Also
chec
k to
see
if
the
chimne
y
has a
clean
out. If it
doe
s, mak
e
sure
it is
closed
and
sealed
as w
ell
. A
leaky
clean
out will
greatly
reduce d
r
aft efficienc
y.
If you hav
e
any
questions
regarding
v
enting
your
stov
e
,
contact
the
manuf
acturer
or
contact:
the
National Fire
Protection
Association
(NFP
A)
and
request
a
co
py of
the
latest
editions
of NFPA
Standard
211
and
NFP
A Standard 908
.
Their
address is: Batte
r
y March
Par
k, Quinc
y
, MA 02269.
CHIMNEY CONNECTIONS
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