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Fig. 10 - Chimney heights

Chimney
(excl. cowl)

At least 1 m

Uppermost
roof level

If 600 mm or
less

If more than
600 mm

1 m

An opening or an
adjacent structure

If within 1,5 m

At least 1 m

Opening or adjacent structure

Chimney
(excl. cowl)

Chimney
(excl. cowl)

At least
600 mm

#

Roof pitch less than 10

#

Roof pitch of 10 or more

18

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Summary of Contents for Universal 500

Page 1: ...BUILDER AFTER READING THESE INSTRUCTIONS INSTALLATION OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS PLEASE HAND TO OWNER...

Page 2: ...o 6 in the print setup window To print this chapter select pages 7 to 9 in the print setup window To print this chapter select pages 10 to 13 in the print setup window To print this chapter select pag...

Page 3: ...lar with matching 45E side or back bends if required be used as they provide a perfect flue of the correct size throughout When liners are used surrounding brickwork can be reduced to 110mm Savings on...

Page 4: ...ild the chimney flue slightly too large than too small Ensure that the chimney height is at least 0 5 metres higher than the roof apex unless the chimney flue is at least 3 m from the apex and that th...

Page 5: ...Fig 8 110 mm brickwork is adequate if liners are used Moulded flue liner Seal joint with fibreglass insulation supplied Fibreglass insulation Hot air Smoke Air inlet leave open Hearth by builder Pleas...

Page 6: ...mm brickwork is adequate if liners are used Moulded flue liner Seal joint with fibreglass insulation supplied Fibreglass insulation Hot air Max recess 150 mm Superjet fanbox and air inlet cover plate...

Page 7: ...is smaller than the size of the recess this can be reduced by laying bricks at the sides and or back and where necessary between the top of the unit and the underside of the lintel or a plinth can be...

Page 8: ...ith these diagrams Fibreglass insulation supplied NOTE a Do not recess the frame of the firebox more than 150 mm b Ensure the smoke outlet openings are not obstructed c Air inlet at lower front of uni...

Page 9: ...more than 75 mm use bricks to build up and reduce size Fibreglass insulation supplied Infill strips of marble stone tiles 10 mm overlap in front or behind frame Close gap with non combustible strip s...

Page 10: ...e base and rear of the flue 3 6 The chimney flue must now be flashed at roof level with galvanised iron or lead flashing Normally done by a plumber If a Rotating Hex model is to be installed the flash...

Page 11: ...nsure rotating cowl turns freely and safety screw is engaged NOTE THATCH OR TIMBER ROOFS a Where one of the above models is used in a thatch or timber roofed home the space between the steel flue and...

Page 12: ...int at collar with black silicone sealer supplied and secure with self tapping screws if necessary Secure fibreglass between ceiling and roof with wire mesh supplied Fibreglass insulation supplied Lea...

Page 13: ...uit size andpitch with rotating Hex top of flashing must be circular Seal with black silicone sealer supplied Weathering collar supplied Fibreglass insulation between galvanised lead sleeve and chimne...

Page 14: ...ckwork Excess can be trimmed after installation 4 5 Position the unit against the wall and prop the base to suit the height of hearth required Heron model requires air inlet to be built into hearth NO...

Page 15: ...ster cowl refer Fig 8 110 mm brickwork is adequate if liners are used Moulded flue liner Seal joint with fibreglass insulation supplied Correct side of elbow selected to suit wall thickness Fibreglass...

Page 16: ...ace is required beneath the barbecue box for chopped wood untensils etc the box should be supported on pre pressed concrete lintels Positioned directly under and extending beyond the sides of the box...

Page 17: ...above top of smoke gather Minimum 2000 mm Pre stressed concrete lintels if storage beneath required Concrete lintel essential Electrical connection Refer to Fig 9 for specific details Seal joint with...

Page 18: ...ng part of the outer barbecue box The light fitting must be earthed 5 14 A light switch is needed for the 700 Std 1000 Std 1200 Std and 1000 De Luxe Use insulated stove wire supplied to connect 5 15 1...

Page 19: ...cted the right side up 5 24 The chimney flue should be at least 2 meters long to provide and adequate draught thereby preventing smoke from being expelled to the front of the barbecue 5 25 The level o...

Page 20: ...level If 600 mm or less If more than 600 mm 1 m An opening or an adjacent structure If within 1 5 m At least 1 m Opening or adjacent structure Chimney excl cowl Chimney excl cowl At least 600 mm Roof...

Page 21: ...f gas grill 48 kg cylinder only A copper tube is provided to convey the gas from the cylinder to the gas grill 6 3 Choose a suitable entry point in the outer barbecue box for the copper pipe This poin...

Page 22: ...lected in the copper pipe It is advisable to form a loop of copper tube to allow for movement before connecting to the gas compression fitting on the left hand side of the grill This can be done with...

Page 23: ...re than one flue section is used the sections should be secured by means of self tapping screws and the joint sealed with black silicone sealer 7 7 The section of the steel flue between the ceiling an...

Page 24: ...e between the steel flue and the thatch should be very well packed with fibre glass insulation material Provision should also be made for a galvanised sleeve through the thatch refer to Fig 6 and the...

Page 25: ...ar handle centre Because each chimney has its own peculiarities the damper should be used as best suits your chimney It should never be closed so far as to cause the least trace of smoke in the room 8...

Page 26: ...procedure Before lighting open damper fully refer point 1 Light the paper or firestarter When the wood is burning well close down the damper to asuitableposition refer point 1 When further refuelling...

Page 27: ...9 6 Hardwoods are better for open fires than softwoods pines etc which burn too fast and spit A split log will catch and burn better than a round log Wood should have been stored seasoned in a dry bu...

Page 28: ...est that products of combustion do not enter the room hold a lighted match directly above the fire box opening If the match extinguishes products of combustion are being drawn into the room This will...

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