10
Flue Options
Each installation is unique to the property so it is
not possible to give details to suit every setting.
The installation must comply with Building
Regulations and be made using best practice
construction methods.
Many fireplace openings have a supporting lintel.
Do not remove without supporting the remaining
structure of the building.
Do not support the structure with the appliance
or the flue system.
Take care when installing the appliance.
Careless handling and use of tools can damage
the finish and/or area.
Choose top or rear flue exit and fit flue collar to
suit installation. Seal with fire cement.
Flue Options - Top
Flue Options - Diagrams
WARNING
If Not using External Air Supply
Do not remove cover from back
of outlet. The stove can then be
flued like a standard stove
WE RECOMMEND
Flexi-Liner is Used for
MaximumEfficiency
Place collar at top of stove
Option 1 - Flue out the rear of stove
Place collar at rear of stove
Seal top outlet
with plate provided
Seal rear outlet
with plate provided
Option 2 - Flue out the top of stove
Flue Options - Rear
Place collar at top of stove
Option 1 - Flue out the rear of stove
Place collar at rear of stove
Seal top outlet
with plate provided
Seal rear outlet
with plate provided
Option 2 - Flue out the top of stove
Reducer
Straight Pipe
45 degree T Pipe
Straight Pipe
Max 150mm
Cap
8” clay lined chimney
Fill with vermiculite
6” Flexi Flue Liner all the
way to teh top of the chimney
Fireplace
Collar sealed with
fire cement
Ensure you comply with all Building Regulations when installing your appliance.
Straight Pipe
45 degree Pipe
with door
600mm Straight Pipe
(Max 1000mm)
Pipe Door
8” clay lined
chimney
Collar sealed with
fire cement
Ensure you comply with all Building Regulations when installing your appliance.
