FireRock Outdoor Series Assembly Instructions Manual
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- Page 1 UL – 127 Outdoor Compliant ...
- Page 2 3620 Avenue C, Birmingham, AL 35064 Keep these instructions for future use. INTENDED PRODUCT USAGE This product is designed to burn wood, gas, or coal outdoors. This fireplace is not designed to abut or sit directly on combustible materials. This product is not designed to be built into a wood framed structure. This product is designed to work with the chimney flue included in the package, however additional flue may be added for improved draft characteristics. It is acceptable to use a properly sized, prefabricated metal chimney that has been tested by a reputable testing facility and found to be UL‐103 compliant. The metal chimney manufacturer must ...
- Page 3 Framing This product is designed to be either freestanding or, in the event additional dimension is required built out with concrete masonry units (C.M.U.’s) or metal framing material. There is no airspace or clearance distance to C.M.U.’s or metal framing material required. Height Chart FIREBOX and SMOKE MINIMUM CHIMNEY MAXIMUM CHIMNEY OVERALL MINIMUM OVERALL MAXIMUM CHAMBER HEIGHT HEIGHT HEIGHT HEIGHT HEIGHT 30” 52 IN 2 FT 12 FT 6 FT 4 IN 16 FT 4 IN 36” 61 IN 2 FT 12 FT 7 FT 3 IN 17 FT 3 IN 42” 70 IN 3 FT 12 FT 8 FT 10 IN 17 FT 10 IN Chimney Requirements The chimney included in the fireplace package represents the minimum amount necessary for positive draw characteristics. Due to the conditions surrounding your installation additional chimney may be required to achieve proper drafting. This additional chimney height may be achieved by adding additional chimney blocks from your distributor/dealer or by adding 14” I.D. prefabricated metal chimney. ...
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Page 4: Mantel Requirements
Hearth Extension The manufacturer offers no hearth extension product or material for this product. In the event a hearth extension is desired use C.M.U. or metal framing material as specified above under “Framing” above. At no time should combustible building material be less than 24” in front of the fire chamber. At no time should any portion of a hearth extension be elevated above any portion of the fire chamber. As pictured above a typical installation has the fireplace kit baseplate at 3 ½ inches plus a firebrick lining with mortar bed at 2 ½ inches for a total of 6 inches of non‐combustible build up for a decorative hearth extension veneer. This veneer must be of non‐combustible materials. The must HEARTH EXTENSION AREA extend a MINIMUM of 8” beyond each side of the firebox opening. Additional Clearances Clearance from front of fireplace to combustible sidewall is 28”. Mantel Requirements A decorative mantel may be installed above the opening of this fireplace providing it is a MAXIMUM of 10” from the front edge of the mantel to the wall and a MINIMUM of 12” above the opening. Inspection and Maintenance Please contact a professional chimney sweep at least once each year to inspect and make recommendations regarding the maintenance of your outdoor fireplace. In the event you have added a decorative chimney termination or rain cap to your fireplace please be prepared to inform the chimney sweep as to the best method to perform his inspection/maintenance. ... -
Page 5: Do Not Overfire
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS This section of the manual is to help you get maximum efficiency and maximum smoke (particulate) reduction from your emberlok fireplace. If you should experience any difficulty or have any questions concerning your fireplace, contact your dealer or the manufacturer for assistance. The manufacturer’s recommendation for peak performance and long catalyst life is to burn seasoned hardwood (wood dried 6 – 12 months) and place wood from side to side in the fireplace. The manufacturer recommends that a log grate be used in your fireplace for maximum performance. The use of andirons is acceptable. When building a fire in your outdoor fireplace be mindful of the possibility of sparks escaping and igniting combustible surroundings. DO NOT OVERFIRE The following steps will serve as a guide for operating your fireplace. Building a fire without a log lighter: 1. Twist 4‐5 pieces of non‐colored newspaper in a roll and place on the floor or grate of the firebox. 2. Lay several pieces of kindling on top of the newspaper 3. Place three to four pieces of firewood on top of the kindling 4. Light the newspaper Building a fire with a log lighter: 1. Lay several pieces of kindling across the log grate or if no log grate is present, place the kindling on the floor of the fireplace. 2. Place three to four pieces of firewood on top of the kindling 3. A key in front of the fireplace or on the hearth controls the gas log lighter. Turn the key on and light the log lighter with a long fireplace match. Once the logs begin to burn well, turn the log lighter off. ... - Page 6 IN – FIELD APPLICATION Broken Components Components that become broken due to poor handling or shipping should be mortared back together providing the breaks or cracks are clean and original alignment and dimension can be maintained. Components broken into multiple pieces or fragments must be discarded and replaced. Hints a. If this is your first emberlok installation, it would only take a few minutes to “dry stack” (erect without mortar)your firebox to gain a better understanding of how the components fit together. Then disassemble and erect using mortar. b. Use a level to assure all components are level and plumb as you erect your fireplace and chimney. c. Assure your baseplate is level and at the proper elevation so the finished hearth height (including firebrick lining) is correct. d. Realize that this is a TWO man job! Some of the components are too heavy for one man to lift. e. ALWAYS INSTALL ACCORDING TO LOCAL CODES Gas Line Applications The emberlok fireplace may be drilled through with an ordinary masonry drill bit to accommodate a natural gas connection. This natural gas connection may be used to 1) incorporate an automatic shut‐ off device and/or 2) comply with the Standard for Decorative Gas Appliances for Installation in Vented Fireplaces, ANSI Z21.60 or ANSI Z21.11.2. The decorative gas appliance should be installed in accordance with the National Gas Fuel Code, ANSI Z223.1. Assembly views on the following pages ...
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