Closure Plate - Wall Mounted; Closure Plate - Hearth Mounted; Spigot Restrictor - Potterton Hallmark Installation & Service Instructions Manual

4. Installation - Page 7
4.3. Closure Plate – Wall Mounted
Note: See Combustible Wall Cladding-page 5. This fire is
not suitable for use on combustible walls.
a) When wall mounted, the bottom of the fire must be at
least 150mm from the floor or top surface of any
combustible material, e.g. Rugs, Carpets, etc. See Fig 8.
before the fire is screwed to the wall.
b) The closure plate may be cut down in height so that the
sealing tape is not visible above the fire provided there is
still 13mm overlap of the plate along the top of the
fireplace opening.
c) If the closure plate has been reduced in size by trimming
off at the bottom, a new air relief opening MUST be cut.
See Fig. 10.
d) Tape the closure plate so the bottom edge is a minimum
of 93mm from the carpet. The bottom of the flue spigot
aperture will be 440mm above the carpet. See Fig 10.

4.4. Closure Plate - Hearth Mounted

Note: See Combustible Wall Cladding-page 5. This fire is
not suitable for use on combustible walls.
a) Fit the closure plate to the fire opening and seal around
the edges on all four sides.
b) Check the spigot and air relief openings in the plate are
not obstructed by any brickwork etc.
c) The closure plate may be cut down in height so that the
sealing tape is not visible above the fire provided there is
still 13mm overlap of the plate along the top of the
fireplace opening

4.5. Spigot Restrictor

Standard brick chimneys 228mm x 228mm. If over 4.3m in
height with a good flue suction the spigot restrictor should
be fitted.
It should not be used if:
a) The chimney is less than 4.3m.
b) The flue suction is poor.
c) The pre-cast flue is used irrespective of its height.
For example of the spigot restrictor see Fig. 7.
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