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MFP-75 Fireplace Assembly 

MFP-75 Assembly Instructions: 

 
1. Place the Mason-Lite Fireplace hearth base on top of your 

     non-combustible floor or metal base. For concrete slabs, 

     supporting floor needs to be rated at ASTM 90. 
 
2. a) 

Combustible Floor Installations: 

Mix a batch 

     of mortar and adhere hearth slabs to the cement 
     board. All-thread rods should stick up through the holes on       
     the hearth slabs. 
     b) 

Non-combustible Floor Installations: 

Draw an 

     outline footprint 79” x 28” for the MFP-75 footprint and 
     mark the centers for the rebar locations using the hearth 
     slabs as templates. Drill holes for rebar 4 inches into the 
     concrete slab and secure the 4 pieces of 12” long rebar 
     with epoxy. 

 

3. Mix a batch of mortar and prepare bottom surface of Right 

   Side Hearth to be bonded, then lower the piece into place on 

the outline created before. Align lower Right Side Hearth on 
the outline created. The 79” width dimension allows for an 
approximate gap of 1/8” between slabs for the additional 
mortar to unite the remaining slabs. Continue process for 
remaining hearth sections while moistening and adding mortar 
between joints at slab ends. 
 

 

 

4. Apply mortar in like manner to the Center Hearth and place next to the 

Right Side Hearth. Check that surface is LEVEL and use shims if 
necessary. 

 
5. Apply mortar to the remaining Hearth except this time apply 

beading on surface to be facing floor.  

 

 

 
6.Before installing side walls, confirm placement of outside 

combustion air access (if required), this can be installed 
either side depending on which side is accessible to 
outside combustion air (all diagrams in this manual show 
the combustion air inlet hole on the right side). 

 
7.Prepare side wall mating surfaces with the prepared 
   mortar. 

 

 

 
8. Keep the assembly of the next sections of the firebox 

side walls moving up, keeping components moist, mixing 
mortar as you need it and threading the mortar 
appropriately as you stack each section, one onto the next. 
Constantly check for squareness and levelness while 
building each course of block. As you complete each 
section, make certain that you adhere the mortar at every 
joint. 

 

Summary of Contents for MASON-LITE MFP- 75

Page 1: ...Rev 06 2017 Masonry Firebox Model MFP 75...

Page 2: ...e Floor Installation Pg 11 What You Will Need Pg 12 MFP 75 Fireplace Assembly Pg 13 15 Installing Damper and Chimney System Pg 16 Firestop Radiation Shield Pg 17 Fireplace Finishes and Combustible Tri...

Page 3: ...2 MFP 75 Fireplace Parts Diagram Parts List...

Page 4: ...3 Fireplace Overall Dimensions...

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Page 8: ...EPLACE ATTENTION A fire or an explosion could occur causing property damage injury or loss of life if you do not follow the information in this manual NOTE THIS MANUAL MUST BE REPRODUCED ONLY IN ITS E...

Page 9: ...lates to combustible materials Familiarity of installation for all components The strength of the floor on which it rests Chimney system measurements Choice of materials and craftsmanship in fireplace...

Page 10: ...It is the responsibility of the contractor installer not the manufacturer to ensure that adequate combustion air is provided for proper function of this fireplace Fireplaces take up a large volume of...

Page 11: ...box the 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 wei...

Page 12: ...allation in order to take up any slack in the threads Hearth Ember Shields Metal safety stripping is required between the front of the Fireplace Hearth and Hearth Extension not supplied A 26 gauge gal...

Page 13: ...Ten 10 pieces 3 8 rebar x 36 long included with unit Ten 10 ea All thread x 12 long with nuts and washers Metal base 8 inch 1 ceramic fiber blanket the size of the hearth base to go under the metal ba...

Page 14: ...tween slabs for the additional mortar to unite the remaining slabs Continue process for remaining hearth sections while moistening and adding mortar between joints at slab ends 4 Apply mortar in like...

Page 15: ...e Lintel and Lower Rear Dome in place as shown Each will be in two halves There will be a 90 degree angle iron placed behind the lintel for support Angle iron is not included Check that all is level I...

Page 16: ...ustments to the fireplace alignment before continuing to the next step 17 Assemble Upper Domes which also come in one longer piece and one shorter piece and Dome Sides as shown Check your assembly her...

Page 17: ...e finished fireplace these clearances must be followed when building the framework for the chimney system Note that the most important aspect of the installation is maintaining the minimum required cl...

Page 18: ...homes that are very well insulated and tightly sealed Check local building codes for specific requirements Install Combustion Air Kit MFP4 AK into the MASONLITE Firebox through the side wall opening p...

Page 19: ...icularly pine WARNING Burning of above mentioned materials will cause an unsafe condition and will void your warranty Starting a Fire and Basic Operation Before starting a fire in your fireplace open...

Page 20: ...ues of slow burning fires hence creosote residue collects on the flue lining Because of soot and creosote build up it is recommended that the fireplace and chimney cleaning be done twice a year In col...

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Page 22: ...FI or any affiliate thereof liable in any respect for any injury or damage to the building or structure in which the fireplace has been installed or to the persons or property therein arising out of t...

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