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Kompact RU Installation Version 14/4/14 

24 

10.  INSTALLATION OF KAOWOOL AND ISB INSULATION IN A 

BUILT-IN CANOPY 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

AIRVENT INTO 
BUILT-IN CANOPY 

SIDE ELEVATION 

BUILT-IN CANOPY 

WHITE KAOWOOL BLANKET 
PLACED ON TOP OF 
HEATER 

I.S.B INSULATION (YELLOW) 
PACKED BETWEEN HEATER AND 
BUILT-IN CANOPY. MAX DEPTH 
80MM. DO NOT BLOCK AIRPORTS 

DO NOT 
BLOCK 
AIRPORTS 
INTO 
HEATER 

Flue Starter Kit 

FIREBOX 

BUILT-IN CANOPY 

I.S.B INSULATION 
(YELLOW) PACKED 
BETWEEN HEATER AND 
BUILT-IN CANOPY. MAX 
DEPTH 80MM. DO NOT 
BLOCK AIRPORTS 

FRONT ELEVATION 

Summary of Contents for kompact ag

Page 1: ...OF 2 HECTACRES OR MORE The Appliance and Flue System must be installed in accordance with AS NZS2918 2001 Consult with the Building Authority having jurisdiction to obtain a permit prior to commencing the installation Failure to follow these instructions may also void your fire insurance and warranty This unit has been tested to Appendix B E of the joint Australia New Zealand Standard 2918 2001 Pl...

Page 2: ...nces Floor Protector And Mantel For A Non Masonry Built In Canopy With A Heat Sensitive Floor 23 9 Mantel Clearances 24 10 Installation of Kaowool ISB Insulation in a Built In Canopy 25 11 Assembly Instructions Built In Fire Canopy 26 12 Insert Flue System 27 13 Fascia Dimensions Assembly Instructions 27 KOMPACT with DIVA Fascia 29 KOMPACT with ATHENA Fascia 31 KOMPACT with DECO Fascia 33 KOMPACT ...

Page 3: ... not use flammable liquids or aerosols in the vicinity of this appliance when it is operating Use caution when reloading with fuel Do NOT attempt to load fuel into the heater when the fire inside the stove is at or near its peak Do NOT burn large quantities of paper or combustible material that would create an extremely hot quick fire Do NOT burn highly coloured paper or brochures junk mail Use on...

Page 4: ...g or ash removal openings The width of the floor protector shall be not less than the width of the appliance and shall extend not less than 200mm from each side of the fuel loading or ash removal openings unless it forms an abutment with a wall or heatshield at a lesser distance The heater and floor protector must be fixed to the floor for seismic restraint Anchor points for the heater are provide...

Page 5: ...nimum width of floor protector must be 820mm and or 410mm from the centre of the heater 2B FLOOR PROTECTOR REQUIREMENTS HEAT SENSITIVE FLOORS An Insulated Floor Protector Hearth must consist of a minimum of 20mm of Insulation board Micore 160 Supalux Promatech H Eterpan LD or product of similar thermal resistance and tiles slate or similar with sealed joints on top surface to protect from spilt as...

Page 6: ...ensions of your fireplace opening are adequate to accept the new heater Existing linings may need to be removed The heater must be installed on a level non combustible base 3 MANTEL CLEARANCES If the mantel shelf on your masonry fireplace is of a combustible material the minimum distance from the floor protector is as follows This may be reduced if a Firenzo Kompact deflector is fitted A Unprotect...

Page 7: ...he fire box down in case of movement Restraint points are provided through the fires two front legs 5 Install Flue as per instructions on page 8 and 9 6 Now that the firebox and flue are in position place 25mm white kaowool blanket supplied on top of casing 7 As this fire sources its combustion air from the chimney cavity enclosure the fire MUST be sealed around the front between the casing and th...

Page 8: ...3 Fasten chimney plate supplied onto the chimney top The chimney plate must be weather sealed with silicone or mortar 4 Install chimney liner on top of the chimney plate 5 Ensure flue pipe is extended over the chimney liner by 180mm Secure top spacer bracket to the flue pipe and ensure slots fit snugly inside the chimney liner 6 Slide flashing cone over top of flue until it rests firmly over top s...

Page 9: ...ctor 2 The flue cowl must be at least 600mm above the highest point of the roof if within 3 metres of it or 1 metre above the roof penetration if more than 3 metres from the ridge 3 No part of the building or any adjacent building may be in or above a circular area of a horizontal radius of 3 metres from the flue exit Diagram 5 ...

Page 10: ...10 WHITE KAOWOOL BLANKET PLACED ON TOP OF HEATER YELLOW I S B INSULATION PACKED BETWEEN HEATER CANOPY AND MASONRY ENCLOSURE MAX DEPTH OF 80MM DO NOT COVER AIRPORTS Diagram 6 6 TYPICAL INSULATION REQUIREMENTS AIRPORTS INTO HEATER DO NOT BLOCK ...

Page 11: ...Y ENCLOSURE Diagram 7 As this fire sources its combustion air from the chimney cavity the fire must be sealed using the yellow ISB insulation provided around the front of the casing and masonry enclosure at the FRONT ONLY to a maximum depth of 80mm UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD THE AIR SUPPLY INTO THE AIRPORTS ON THE SIDE OF THE HEATER BE RESTRICTED ...

Page 12: ...BOX IN A NON MASONRY ENCLOSURE 7 BUILT IN FIRE CANOPY Zero Clearance Box A Built In Fire Canopy is required if the fire is not being installed into a masonry fire place For Built In Fire Canopy installations see the following pages 12 to 25 Diagram 8 166 414 ...

Page 13: ...Kompact RU Installation Version 14 4 14 13 Diagram 9 ...

Page 14: ...Kompact RU Installation Version 14 4 14 14 BUILT IN FIRE CANOPY INSTRUCTONS FOR NON MASONRY INSTALLATION Diagram 10 ...

Page 15: ...Kompact RU Installation Version 14 4 14 15 Diagram 11 Minimum 40mm insulate floor protector Page 21 For air source see Page 17 Diagram 13 ...

Page 16: ...Kompact RU Installation Version 14 4 14 16 Diagram 12 ...

Page 17: ...Kompact RU Installation Version 14 4 14 17 Diagram 13 40mm Insulated Floor Protector See page 21 for relative floor protector size ...

Page 18: ...Kompact RU Installation Version 14 4 14 18 Diagram 14 414 Max 166 Max 40mm Insulated Floor Protector See page 21 for relative floor protector size ...

Page 19: ...Kompact RU Installation Version 14 4 14 19 Diagram 15 ...

Page 20: ...on 14 4 14 20 Diagram 16 Minimum 40mm insulate floor protector Page 21 For Serenity Fascia only H From base of Fire box to ceiling minimum of 1700mm B From base of Fire box to floor protector a minimum of 150mm B H Flue Starter Kit ...

Page 21: ... LD or product of similar thermal resistance and tiles slate or similar with sealed joints on top surface to protect from spilt ash embers Dimensions A B from above diagram must meet the following schedule B HEIGHT mm A FROM FIRE BREAST 40mm 500mm Minimum width of floor protector must be 840mm and or 420mm from centre of heater HEAT SENSITIVE FLOOR INSULATED FLOOR PROTECTOR WALL A FASCIA B SUPERLU...

Page 22: ...the diagram to the ash floor protector is 150mm The distance can be any amount greater than 150mm provided the clearance from the base of the fire X to the ceiling is no less than 1700mm The ash floor protector must be of a minimum depth of 300mm from the fire breast the width must be no less than 840mm Position Clearance mm Note A 200 Maximum depth of a heat sensitive mantle Requires a Hewitson m...

Page 23: ...va 1180mm Not applicable Kompact Athena 1180mm Not applicable Kompact Forte Not approved 1180mm Kompact Deco Not approved 1180mm Kompact Plaza Not approved 1180mm Kompact Serenity Not approved 1180mm Non heat sensitive non combustible mantle no greater than 200mm deep A Unprotected B With Firenzo Deflector All Kompact fires 1180mm Not applicable SIDE PILLAR CLEARANCE The minimum clearance from the...

Page 24: ...UILT IN CANOPY WHITE KAOWOOL BLANKET PLACED ON TOP OF HEATER I S B INSULATION YELLOW PACKED BETWEEN HEATER AND BUILT IN CANOPY MAX DEPTH 80MM DO NOT BLOCK AIRPORTS DO NOT BLOCK AIRPORTS INTO HEATER Flue Starter Kit FIREBOX BUILT IN CANOPY I S B INSULATION YELLOW PACKED BETWEEN HEATER AND BUILT IN CANOPY MAX DEPTH 80MM DO NOT BLOCK AIRPORTS FRONT ELEVATION ...

Page 25: ...Install Flue as per instructions on pages 8 9 25 if using a Built in fire canopy zero clearance box 7 As this fire sources its combustion air from the chimney cavity enclosure the fire MUST be sealed around the front between the casing and built in canopy This is achieved by packing the yellow ISB insulation supplied between the casing and the built in canopy at the FRONT ONLY to maximum depth of ...

Page 26: ...Kompact RU Installation Version 14 4 14 26 12 INSERT FLUE SYSTEM For Installation in a Non Masonry Fireplace Diagram 19 ...

Page 27: ...Kompact RU Installation Version 14 4 14 27 13 FASCIA DIMENSONS ASSEMBLY INSTALLATION KOMPACT WITH DIVA FASCIA Masonry Cavity Non Masonry Cavity ...

Page 28: ...en remove the two 50mm screws 1 located one on each side of the door opening 1 1 1 2 Place the backplate with bottom grill attached against the canopy lips facing inwards and replace the 50mm screws 1 in the outer clips on the firebox Secure the top of the backplate with the three 15mm self tapping screws 2 provided in the fascia pack 1 2 2 2 2 Backplate Grill 1 4 Place the Diva fascia against the...

Page 29: ...Kompact RU Installation Version 14 4 14 29 KOMPACT WITH ATHENA FASCIA ...

Page 30: ... Remove all items from packaging and separate Remove door Then remove the two 50mm screws 1 located one on each side of the door opening 1 1 1 Canopy 2 Position the Athena fascia against the canopy and fix the 50mm screws 3 to the outer clips Secure the top of the fascia with the three 15mm self tapping screws 4 provided in the fascia pack 2 Athena fascia without top grill 3 3 4 4 4 5 5 5 Fit the ...

Page 31: ...Kompact RU Installation Version 14 4 14 31 KOMPACT WITH DECO FASCIA ...

Page 32: ...the granite ashlip from the fascia box and fit below the door opening using the two locator screws at the bottom of the firebox Screws for granite ashlip 4 see illustration 2 These two screws protrude by 5mm to enable the ashlip to be lifted up and over the screw heads and then screw up tight Attach the bottom grill 3 Granite ashlip 5 Bottom grill 5 4 4 Place the keyhole brackets on the 3 plate De...

Page 33: ...Kompact RU Installation Version 14 4 14 33 KOMPACT WITH FORTE FASCIA ...

Page 34: ... hinges correctly by angling the door at approximately 45 degrees 4 6 Bottom grill 1 Remove all items from packaging and separate by releasing the bottom grill screws Remove door Then remove the two 50mm screws 1 located one on each side of the door opening Remove the top grill from the Forte fascia 1 1 1 Top grill Canopy 2 Position the Forte fascia against the canopy Position the infills 2 on eac...

Page 35: ...Kompact RU Installation Version 14 4 14 35 KOMPACT WITH 760MM PLAZA FASCIA 760mm Fascia Masonry ONLY 780 ...

Page 36: ...Kompact RU Installation Version 14 4 14 36 KOMPACT WITH 1000MM PLAZA FASCIA 1000mm Fascia Masonry and Zero Clearance ...

Page 37: ... box and fit below the door opening using the two locator screws at the bottom of the firebox Screws for granite ashlip 4 see illustration 2 These two screws protrude by 5mm to enable the ashlip to be lifted up and over the screw heads and then screw up tight Attach the bottom grill 3 Granite ashlip 5 Bottom grill 5 4 Place the keyhole brackets on the 3 plate Plaza fascia over the protruding screw...

Page 38: ...Kompact RU Installation Version 14 4 14 38 KOMPACT WITH SERENITY 4 SIDED FASCIA ...

Page 39: ...fted up and over the screw heads and then screw up tight 4 Granite ashlip 3 3 Place the four keyhole brackets on the back of the front plate Serenity fascia over the protruding screws on the back plate Screws 5 illustration 2 Front plate Serenity fascia 2 Place the single back plate of the fascia against the firebox Replace the 50mm screws 2 in the outer clips of the fire box securing the backplat...

Page 40: ... on top 6 Close door tight and leave Air Control on HIGH for some 50 minutes The value in establishing this technique is that you are providing an excellent base for burning your wood effectively 7 When a good fire is established move air control to middle position DO NOT IMMEDIATELY SHUT THE HEATER TO LOW Remember to close the air control gradually to your desired level of heat output It is bette...

Page 41: ...same position Remember you only get out of any heater what you put into it The better the fuel the better the heater Do NOT burn plastic household refuse or driftwood This will void any Warranty and reduce the lifespan of the fire FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS CAUTION Never use gasoline type fuel kerosene charcoal lighter fuel or similar liquids to start or freshen up a fire in this heater 15 MAINTENANCE A LA...

Page 42: ...s If any scratches or surface marks have appeared on the paintwork use Stovebright Satin Black paint to retouch taking note of the manufacturer s instructions for spraying Never spray a hot fire Powder Coating Clean carefully with a damp cloth when cold The powder coated finish can scratch GOLD BLACK OR CHROME PLATED RAILS The gold black or chrome plated rails must not come in contact with abrasiv...

Page 43: ...o faulty workmanship or materials and or circumstances which would render the heater parts or accessories unfit for normal use provided that the heater has been installed inspected operated and maintained with the manufacturer s instructions and the terms of this warranty b Hewitsons Ltd will provide free labour and replacement of any parts covered by this warranty or the entire heater at its opti...

Page 44: ...ssumes nor authorises anyone else to assume their liability in connection with the sale of the stove or any other parts or accessories therefore f Any claim under this warranty should be submitted first to the dealer from whom the stove was purchased in such cases where the dealer cannot be located the fully completed warranty claim form should be mailed to Hewitsons Limited at the address shown h...

Page 45: ...TSONS LIMITED Manufacturers of Lady Kitchener Contessa Coaster Bronte Viking Encore Royale Athena Forte Deco Plaza Diva Aqualux 98 Niven Street PO Box 3231 HB Mail Centre Napier 4142 Phone 06 8438260 Fax 06 8430505 Website www firenzo co nz email hothouse firenzo co nz ...

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