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• According to the choosed model, the wood stove can be installed apart, pulled over a wall or recessed
between two walls.
• In the last two cases, the side wall over the the cooktop must be at a minimum distance of (see Fig. 25 page
24) from the stove border.
• Possible adjacent pieces of furniture's sides and the back side of the stove must be made up of high
temperature resistance (90°C) and fireproof materials.
• Also the back side over the cooktop must be made up of high temperature resistance (120°C) and fireproof
materials. Do not use wood backs.
• In case od apart installed stove, it must be detached from possible walls and/or pieces of furniture, with a
minimum air flow at the sides and at the back in order to allow an appliance cooling and a good distribution
of heat in the environment (see Fig. 24 page 23).
• For fire regulations distances from flammable or sensible to heat materials must be respected (sofas, pieces
of furniture, wood coatings etc...) as described in Fig. 24 page 23).
• If highly flammable materials (curtains, carpets, etc...), all these distances must be increased of 1 meter.
• In some countries also loadbearing masonry walls are considered flammable.
• If the floor is made up of flammable material, an unburnt material cover must be realized (steel plate,
refractory, marble...). For cover dimensions see Fig. 25 page 24.
• Check if the floor has a proper load capacity. If the existing manufacture does not reach this requirement,
proper measures must be taken (for example a load distribution plate).
• If air recirculation hoods are used, they must be suitable to be used over the stove and must be placed at a
distance of minimum 60 cm.
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Fig. 25 - Distances from walls
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Fig. 25 page 24
1
min. 1,5 mt
2
min. 10 cm from the wall
3
min. 20 cm from flammable wall
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50 cm
5
20 cm
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wall
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Floor cover
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