Framing Notes - Realfires RF1200TW Installation Manual

Framing Notes

The flue and firebox must be installed before the wall can be lined.
The framing must be self supporting and not place any load on the firebox.
The framing shown is indicative only is not intended to illustrate the construction method.
The installation shows one flue option (using the optional Y-Piece) but does not represent a complete
system.
The fire should be installed on a solid platform.
Gas and power supply must enter through the left hand end of the firebox.
Refer to the next section for notes on external wall installation.
When firebox installation is complete, fit cardboard to the front flange of the fire (both sides) to prevent
any dust, paint, etc. from subsequent construction drawing into the firebox or marking the glass.
481 framed using
13mm wall lining
20 mm
max wall lining *
263 over
wall lining
Open Side
(High Output)
Combustion Air
* For wall linings of more
than 13mm a non-combustible
material must be used for at
least 200mm above the fire
250mm stainless steel inner
300mm galvanised outer flue
Note - the Y-piece does not
have to be used and the flue
can be finished using two
200/250 flue
300
25 Min 25 Min
320
244
wall lining
Convetion Air
Glass Side
(Low Output)
Whilst a hearth is not required, it is
recommended that protection be given
to any combustible flooring directly in
front of the fire if installed less than
300mm from the floor.
Y-Piece refer to Notes on Fluing
in the Installation Guide for more
detail
200mm stainless steel inner
250mm galvanised outer flue
While the Y-Piece can be fitted
directly onto the firebox, it is
recommended that 1200mm of
flue is fitted before the Y-piece
A
over
300
recommended
If a hearth is used, the top
of the hearth must be
flush with the underside of
the fire and should sit at
least 5mm under the fire
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Important Note:
If fire is to be installed on an external wall, an
additional piece of glass is required that is at least
25mm larger than the flange of the fire (1350 x 650)
and can be fixed to the fire using an adhesive or
double sided tape rated to at least 120°C.
The manufacturer takes no responsibility in providing
a means of weather proofing an installation of this
type and it is entirely up to the designer/builder to
ensure that all regulatory/local building requirements
are met. More information can be found in the Firebox
Installation section of the
Installation Guide
13mm Wall lining
if installed internally
additional 8mm
depending
on adhesive and
glass thickness