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3 - Location, Positioning & Precautions
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Sectional Top View - Double Sided
Note: The drawings above are an example of a typical installation using framework and
covering the Firebox body with insulation. All installations must comply with the relevant
building regulations and restrictions of the country where the installation is to take place.
To avoid a build-up of fuel vapour in the cavity, it must be vented and checked for any
Should the burner be over filled or leak into the wall cavity void, please remove the burner
to check and to thoroughly clean up any fuel spillage. Make sure the area is dry and
clean, before replacing the burner. The area will need to be well vented for a minimum of
cutout width
wall box overall size
Min. 1m
Minimum
300mm to floor
PRECAUTION
RISK OF EXPLOSION
possible spillage or leaks.
24 hours before igniting the burner.
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Minimum
1000mm from
combustible
material
floor must be
non combustible
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Typical framework
Typical timber framework
as an example
as an example
NB... There must be a
minimum of 13mm
clearance from anything,
all around the Wall Box.
Wall surface material
Diamond shaped lines indicate
thermal insulation. The entire
body of the Firebox must be
covered with the insulation.
Min. 1m
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