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GENERAL INSTALLATION INFORMATION
INSTALLATION EXAMPLES
Freestander installed on a combustible platform.
Depending on material, refer table on page 8. The platform could
extend 150 mm or 100 mm maximum in front of the fire. This is
dimension E in the table.
The height of the platform would need to be at least 150 mm or 240
mm high. This is dimension F in the table.
Freestander installed on a non-combustible floating
hearth.
Only requirement for non-combustible material is a 50 mm clearance
from the back of the fire to the wall.
If the material is rated 50 °C or less (above ambient) then:
•
50 mm clearance from the back of the fire to the wall and 50
mm side and top clearance.
•
In front, hearth could extend 100 mm or 150 mm maximum,
this is dimension E in the table on page 8.
Freestander with plinth base installed on wooden floor.
Using the table on the page 8 there would be no restrictions except
a 50 mm clearance from the back of the fire to the wall. The plinth
automatically gives the 240 mm minimum clearance from the bottom of
the fire to the wooden flooring—this is dimension F in the table.
Freestander installed in an alcove.
If all materials are non-combustible then the only restrictions are:
•
50 mm clearance from the back of the fire to the wall
•
500 mm minimum clearance above and to the sides, and
that the material above the fire is the same as the material to
the sides of the fire.
•
The flue requires a 25 mm clearance.
If the material is rated 50 degrees Celsius or below then the
parameters in the table and the material selection calculations, on
the previous pages apply.
Rinnai
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SS850 Freestanding IM
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