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BRIARWOOD II FREE STANDING STOVE INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
Note: This is a generic installation procedure. Always follow your chimney manufacturers
installation instructions accurately. Make sure that all local codes are met and have your
installation inspected prior to stove operation.
For Mobile Home Installation, refer to the mobile home sections before proceeding.
AFTER YOU READ AND FULLY UNDERSTAND THE MATERIAL IN THIS MANUAL, YOU ARE
READY TO PROCEED WITH THE INSTALLATION OF YOUR STOVE.
SAFETY NOTICE: IF THIS HEATER IS NOT PROPERLY INSTALLED, A HOUSE FIRE MAY
RESULT. FOR YOUR SAFETY, FOLLOW THE INSTALLATION DIRECTIONS. CONTACT
LOCAL BUILDING OR FIRE OFFICIALS ABOUT RESTRICTIONS AND INSTALLATION
REQUIREMENTS IN YOUR AREA.
1. Select the exact place where you want to permanently install your stove. Set the unit in place. Check for
clearances from combustible walls and materials for your particular model. (Refer to Location and Clearances
page 12 ). Plan ahead so any combustibles, such as furniture and drapes, will have the required clearances from
your stove. Before cutting through walls and ceilings check to be sure there are no ducts, conduit, electrical wires,
or vital structural support beams and rafters in the way of your stovepipe and chimney.
2. If a hole is to be cut through the ceiling use a plumb bob to ensure exact positioning. Align the plumb bob with the
exact center of the flue on your stove.
3. If you are installing a new chimney, follow the manufacturer's installation instructions very carefully. Be sure to
comply with all safety recommendations. Use only insulated pipe and components with approved shields to pass
through combustible walls and ceilings.
4. Make a mark on the floor around each corner of the heater. Move the stove and install the floor protector. Be sure
to extend the stove board beyond the stove as outlined on page 12 (Location and Clearances).
5. Place stove on properly sized floor protection in exact location and install chimney connector.
6. After properly installing chimney connector, run the stovepipe from the connector to the flue on the stove. Use
three sheets metal screws evenly spaced around the pipe on each joint, including the flue collar. Seal joints with
stove cement.
7. Make certain proper minimum distances have been maintained between combustible surfaces of both the stove
and stovepipe.
BRIARWOOD II OPTIONAL COMPONENTS
Your Briarwood Residential and Mobile Home Stove is listed for use with the following components:
Z1514 Blower Unit, Z1526 Outside Combustion Air Kit, Z1234 Rear Heat Shield Kit, Z1539 Mobile Home Anchor and
Grounding, Z5678 Gold Door Trim Kit, and S/SBRII90 Side Heat Shields (Rear shield or Fan Kit Required).
Installation—General
18"
16"
Typical Installation: Metal Prefabricated Chimney Through Roof
Typical Installation: Metal Prefabricated Chimney Through Wall
Approved Shield Pass Thru
For close clearance installations use listed double wall chimney connector for your chimney system. Also required for close clearance installation
are the side shield kit and rear shield kit.
