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Burntech® Firebrick Liner

The firebrick lining is not supplied as part of your Burntech® 

fireplace  but  can  be  purchased  from  Burntech®.  They  are 

available  in  split  herringbone  and  full  running  bond  patterns. 

(see 

Figures 24

 and 

25

)

You also have the option to have custom firebrick installed, 

but it must be at least 1-1/8” thick.

Before  you  install  the  lining,  you  will  need  to  drill  all  the 

required gas and electrical line feeds and the combustion air 

supply access holes.

Disclaimer:

 

Burntech® 

cannot  be  held  liable  for  the  way 

firebrick or firebrick mortar performs. It is not unusual for heat 

stress  cracks  to  appear  on  the  firebrick  or  firebrick  mortar 

during the life of the fireplace.

Insertion of Leg Bracket

Insert metal grate leg lock bracket underneath the rear bricks as 

shown and cement in place. 

Insert leg here

Firebrick

Bracket

Width of back 

grate legs (cen

-

ter)

One-way 

screw

Burner 

leg

Cement in place

Figure 23

Figure 24

Figure 25

Fireplace Finishes & Combustible Trim Clearances

Mantel and Mantel Shelf Clearances – As with any radiant 

heat fireplaces, all Burntech® Fireplaces must comply with 

building  code  safety  clearances,  per  units  that  have 

openings of 6 sq. ft. (six square feet) or greater.

 You must 

keep combustibles such as trim 8” away from the firebox 

opening (for mantel clearances, see 

Figure 26

).

 

Combustible material

Figure 26

Shelf or trim 

safe zone

12”

1”

8”

3”

1.5”

Distances to underside 

of shelf or trim

Upper 

fireplace 

area

Mantel and side clearances

Attention:

 The manufacturer suggests that when building 

out a fireplace, that the owner and installer opt for complete 

safety.  Burntech®,  therefore,  advises  that  combustible 

mantel shelves feature clearances that are more than the 

12”  (twelve  inch)  minimum  equal  to  the  projection  of  the 

shelf. As  a  guide,  figure  that  a  10”  (ten  inch)  wide  shelf 

should be 20” (twenty inches) above the fireplace opening.
Walls That Adjoin – Safety codes and all practical outlooks 

insist that your fireplace cannot be installed closer than 2 ft. 

(two feet) to any walls in the room the fireplace is housed in 

or to any walls of adjoining rooms.

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Summary of Contents for GBVS 39/44/49

Page 1: ...0 standard Solid fuels shall not be burned in this fireplace This appliance must be vented vertically through the roof This appliance is not for installation in manufactured or mobile homes The instal...

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Page 3: ...YPE DO NOT REMOVE THIS LABEL See Burntech Installation Operating Instructions for this model Contact local building officials about restrictions and installation specifications in your area THIS FIREP...

Page 4: ...ponents Warning Failure to position the parts in accordance with these diagrams or failure to use only parts specifically approved with this appliance may result in property damage or personal injury...

Page 5: ...DESCRIPTION QTY 1 TFS39 1 TFS44 1 TFS49 1 HEARTH Left or Right 2 2 TFS39 2 TFS44 2 TFS49 2 REAR WALL 3 3 TFS39 3 TFS44 3 TFS49 3 SIDE WALL 7 3A TFS39 3A TFS44 3A TFS49 3A SIDE WALL with 4 opening for...

Page 6: ...ent parts and accessories as listed in these parts lists Before beginning installation be sure the burner system is complete by comparing its contents with this Parts List Parts may differ depending u...

Page 7: ...illustrations in this manual are for general reference only Do not scale drawings Actual design elements will vary from case to case Pay attention to specified minimum clearances to combustibles WARNI...

Page 8: ...accessories Use of other controls parts and accessories which are not designed for use with Burntech gas fireplaces is prohibited and will void all warranties certifications listings and building code...

Page 9: ...t reading these procedures will save you time and at the most it will prevent any malfunction that could result in property damage or serious injury Do not start the installation until you have checke...

Page 10: ...he addition of floor joists to align with the anchor brackets allows the brackets to be directly connected to the floor joists Note that additional floor joists may be required to support the weight o...

Page 11: ...at time of installation and used under dry conditions the deflection resulting from L 0 5D is permitted to be substituted for the deflection resulting from L D Note that Burntech cannot accept respons...

Page 12: ...washers GBVS 44 49 Eight 8 pieces 3 8 rebar x 36 long included with unit Eight 8 ea All thread x 12 long with nuts and washers ALL UNITS Three 3 90 lb bags of ready mix concrete with 1 4 or smaller ag...

Page 13: ...latness level if necessary Figure 13 1 2 away from edges 1 2 mortar bead typical Hearth section shown prepared for Right Side position Apply mortar bead to all mating surfaces Apply mortar to the rema...

Page 14: ...veled face lines up with the inward angles of the lintel sides Resulting top surfaces should be level Figure 20 Lower Dome Sides Rating Plate faces inside Verify that the smoke dome side front and rea...

Page 15: ...5 Fireplace Finishes Combustible Trim Clearances Mantel and Mantel Shelf Clearances As with any radiant heat fireplaces all Burntech Fireplaces must comply with building code safety clearances per uni...

Page 16: ...in an accident or malfunction If instructions are not followed the warranty on the product will become null and void 3 1 2 3 4 5 Note that the most important aspect of the installation is the maintena...

Page 17: ...1 One elbow begins the installation procedure and the second elbow is used to finish off each section In all likelihood a 30 degreeoffsetelbowwillprobablybethefirsthardwareusedoff the top of the ancho...

Page 18: ...lination Multiple offsets are permitted if they do not exceed a 45 inclination The total lengths of the two offsets are not required to meet the 75 allowable rule Figure 2 Example 3 Shows a single off...

Page 19: ...re scheduled to install the round top termination unit or any of the flashings or flues that will be exposed to outside weather conditions Venting terminals shall not be recessed into walls or siding...

Page 20: ...ch sensor pointed toward the room out of the fireplace Use six 6 drywalls screws to fasten it in place on the front most part of the firebox ceiling as shown through the six 6 pre drilled holes Attach...

Page 21: ...SOAPY WATER SOLUTION IF A LEAK IS DETECTED TIGHTEN CONNECTIONS AND TEST AGAIN NEVER USE AN OPEN FLAME TO CHECK FOR GAS LEAKS Insert a one way screw into the hole in the front of each bracket and tight...

Page 22: ...d the heat chambers facing the back of the fireplace Figure 35 Place the front log on the grate in front of the top burner pipe with the flat down and the heat chambers toward the burner pipe and the...

Page 23: ...the four 4 screws above and below the control panel face then pull the control panel out far enough to expose the test ports on the valve Figure 41 Unscrew the port marked IN part way and test CAUTION...

Page 24: ...ts a Check with a millivolt meter Should be 250 millivolts or more b Pilot flame making a blowing sound b Pilot needs adjusting see Checking and Adjusting the Pilot on page 22 c Generator wire leads a...

Page 25: ...ncrete slab The concrete strength and durability shall comply with Sections 1903 1904 and 1905 of the International Building Code IBC TABLE R402 2 MINIMUM SPECIFIED COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH OF CONCRETE MI...

Page 26: ...ly b Lines defining areas are approximate only Local conditions may be more or less severe than indicated by region classification A severe classification is where weather conditions result in signifi...

Page 27: ...ded at Burntech Fireplace Solutions s option Nothing in this warranty makes Burntech Fireplace Solutions or any affiliate thereof liable in any respect for any injury or damage to the building or stru...

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