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General Information

 

 

The Outdoor fireplace and EM 40 chimney system 

is a prefabricated, refractory modular fireplace and chimney 

system designed for field assembly. The system consists of 

interlocking  precast  parts  which  are  glued  together  with  a 

masonry adhesive.

 

The  parts  of  the  Outdoor  fireplace  and  EM  40 

chimney system are precast using a proprietary mixture of 

volcanic pumice aggregate and cement. It includes all the 

parts necessary for assembly of a complete firebox, smoke 

dome and chimney system.

 

Each  Outdoor  precast  fireplace  component  is 

designed for a specific part of the fireplace such that only one 

means for assembly is possible.

 

The Outdoor fireplace requires a Outdoor refractory 

fire brick liner be applied to the interior of the firebox. Fire 

brick must be a minimum thickness of one and one-eighth 

inch (1-1/8”). 

 

The  Outdoor  fireplace  is  available  in  nine  sizes: 

Magnum Series 28, 36, 42, 48, 60 & 72. Standard Series 36, 

42 & 46. All units have either a 30” Finished opening height 

(Standard Series) or a 36” finished opening height (Magnum 

Series. 

 

The EM 40 chimney system is a single module 

refractory chimney system. The basic chimney consists of a 

single casing block with 16” diameter flue hole. The DM 54 

Chimney system can also be used. The chimney components 

are  field  assembled  using  Earthcore  Mortar  to  glue  the 

components to the fireplace. 

 

The  various  fireplace  and  EM  40  chimney 

components will be described and illustrated in the following 

pages. Close attention should be paid to each component 

group’s  specifications  and  installation  requirements  as 

described in this manual.

Important:

 Due to heat and weight issues, the Outdoor Series 

fireplace  and  EM  40  chimney  system  installations  require 

that the system be built upon a non-combustible concrete 

slab with no wood underpinnings supported to footings with 

concrete or steel and designed to carry the total weight of the 

Isokern fireplace and chimney system.

 

EM 40 Single Module Chimney System

DM 54 Dual Module Chimney System

Summary of Contents for ISOKERN Standard 36

Page 1: ...log appliance used in this product be installed in strict accordance with NFPA 58 NFPA 54 ANSI Z223 1 and the gas log manufacturer s explicit installation sizing and operation instructions It is the r...

Page 2: ...intenance Information 11 Warranty Note Illustrations shown in this manual are not to scale and are intended to show typical installations Nominal dimensions are given for design and framing reference...

Page 3: ...8 36 42 48 60 72 Standard Series 36 42 46 All units have either a 30 Finished opening height Standard Series or a 36 finished opening height Magnum Series The EM 40 chimney system is a single module r...

Page 4: ...31 19 3 4 60 1 4 28 1 2 WEIGHT 1040 lbs 1300 lbs 1420 lbs 1600 lbs 28 Model comes with three 3 sidewalls MAGNUM SERIES 60 72 28 28 38 38 69 3 4 57 1 4 85 1 2 73 1 2 85 3 4 85 3 4 69 55 1 2 65 1 2 81...

Page 5: ...A Base Plate B Side Wall B C D F E G H I C Back Wall D Damper Beam E Damper End F Smoke Dome G Top Sloping H Top Plate I EM40 Mono Block Number of Components May Vary with Different Kit Sizes Typical...

Page 6: ...uld also be considered Hint Before application wet down the surface area then apply water dipped firebrick for improved adherence All required through wall accesses gas and electrical line feeds and c...

Page 7: ...eel L support used in the masonry veneer around the front of the unit behind the veneer facing Any proposed brick stone or other masonry veneer facing must have sufficient foundation to support the fu...

Page 8: ...sided unit components by eliminating the back wall assembly In this installation the firebox side wall components are reversed so that the side wall taper sits to the outside of the box leaving the i...

Page 9: ...is activity must be avoided It is the responsibility of the building contractor to insure that the required dry in period is met and that the required lighting sequence is performed by the owner or by...

Page 10: ...he heating season Inspect the flue periodically during the heating season for the presence of soot and creosote build up If creosote or soot has accumulated it should be removed to reduce the risk of...

Page 11: ...Notes Maintenance Information 11...

Page 12: ...sion thereof is not responsible for any labor costs or indirect costs incurred for the replacement of defective components Earthcore is not responsible for misuse or mishandling of components Nothing...

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