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Mason-Lite Firebrick Liners

Custom Firebrick Lining

Custom

 Firebrick lining is not supplied by Masonry Fireplace 

Industries  (MFI).  There  is,  however,  the  option  of 

modular

 

pre-fabricated  panels  that  can  be  obtained  from  MFI.  See 

illustrations below.
If custom firebrick lining is desired, 1-1/8” inch thick liners will 

be required. The pattern for the firebrick lining is exclusively 

your choice. Before you install the lining, remember to consider 

any holes your contractor may need to drill for gas, electrical 

or  combustion  air  kit  access  holes.  Also,  the  Grate/Burner 

assembly  needs  to  be  securely  positioned  with  the  grate 

brackets as shown in Figures 23 and 24.

Figure 23

Hearth 

Refractory 

Liner

Grate

Bracket

Figure 24

Please use a certified mason to lay-in the brick. He will follow 

the proper instructions from the fireplace liner manufacturer 

and also understand the type of adhesive or cement he is to 

use.

Make sure the fireplace is installed with the finished firebrick 

floor of the fireplace so that it is 

at least

 11” (eleven inches) 

above the combustible floor system. 
Disclaimer:  Masonry  Fireplace  Industries  wishes  to  express 

that as the manufacturer of Mason-Lite Fireplaces, they cannot 

take any liability or responsibility for they way the firebrick or 

the firebrick mortar performs. It is not unusual in the course of 

the life of the firebrick, or the firebrick mortar, for heat stress 

cracks to appear. MFI cannot be responsible for this and other 

wear and tear to the firebrick and mortar.

Modular Firebrick Lining

If using our Mason-Lite Firebrick Liners, simply use an extra 

bucket of the mortar we supply. Install Hearth Liner first, then 

continue  with  sides.  Consider  if  brackets  for  grates  will  be 

required also if pre-drilling is required for gaslines, electrical or 

if the outside combustion air kit is to be installed. If the optional 

Arch is used, the top corners of the firebrick side liners will 

need to be notched.

The following Firebrick Liners are available from MFI:

Figure 25

Herringbone Brick Pattern

MFPST43SHBL- Herringbone

Running Bond Brick Pattern

Figure 26

MFPST43FRBL- Running Bond

Summary of Contents for Mason-Lite MGFPST-43A

Page 1: ...requirements of the ANSI Z21 50 standard Solid fuels shall not be burned in this fireplace This appliance must be vented vertically through the roof This appliance is not for installation in manufactu...

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Page 3: ...20 500 mm HEARTH EXTENSION BEYOND SIDES 12 300 mm INSULATION FROM FIREBOX 0 0 mm The installation including provisions for combustion ventilation air and required minimum permanent vent opening must...

Page 4: ...NT 2 8 LOWER DOME FRONT 2 9 LOWER DOME SIDE 2 10 UPPER DOME FRONT 2 11 UPPER DOME SIDE 2 12 DOME TOP FOR 12 B VENT 1 13 INSULATION BLANKET NOT INCLUDED 14 12 VENT PLATE ASSEMBLY NOT INCLUDED 15 3 REBA...

Page 5: ...log 30 2 11 MFP 214 Burner Grate Brackets 2 2 Before beginning installation be sure the burner system is complete by comparing its contents with this Parts List Parts may differ depending upon the siz...

Page 6: ...lt in property damage or personal injury 2 3 8 SPILL SWITCH BAFFLE 43 1 4 53 29 5 8 62 1 8 A A GAS INLET 10 1 4 9 3 4 4 1 4 CHIMNEY OR UL 103 12 ID CLASS A SECTION A A CONNECT TO A 12 B VENT B 38 1 4...

Page 7: ...he gas fireplace and its required individual shut off valve must be disconnected from the gas supply piping system while performing any tests of the piping system at pressures in excess of psig The ga...

Page 8: ...plied Model No GML 2 39 44 P A WARNING Any application other than the Intended Use as stated above is in violation of the manufacturer s instructions and is hereby prohibited Such violation may cause...

Page 9: ...radiant heat is maintained to safe limits Combustible Floor Clearances MGFPST43 Mason Lite Fireplaces have been designed with zero clearance to combustible floors Mason Lite Fireplace Chimney System...

Page 10: ...Figure 11 for support of anchor rods by the steel support frames For fireplace support foundations installed on concrete refer to Appendix I and II pages 20 21 for specific instructions Rebar locatio...

Page 11: ...is the task and responsibility of the general contractor installer to see that the proper reinforcement for weight loads are made by a licensed design professional prior to the fireplace installation...

Page 12: ...quately affix all the fireplace components The mortar is premixed and dry and is to be used to adhere all the fireplace components Be sure to use clean water and work it up into a mixture that is past...

Page 13: ...e bottle brush prior to placing the epoxy This will ensure a sufficient bond to the concrete Figure 12 Note A DEPUTY INSPECTOR MAY ME REQUIRED FOR THE EPOXY DOWELS PROCESS CHECK WITH YOUR LOCAL BUILDI...

Page 14: ...till wet 7 Set the remaining lintel as shown in Figure 16 Figure 16 Lintel Lower Dome Side 8 Now you are ready to start the smoke dome assembly Take the lower side dome positioned so that the beveled...

Page 15: ...the framework to house the chimney system Now that you have completed the smoke dome assembly all the components should stack up for a smooth transition into the flue components Setting the smoke dom...

Page 16: ...he finished firebrick floor of the fireplace so that it is at least 11 eleven inches above the combustible floor system Disclaimer Masonry Fireplace Industries wishes to express that as the manufactur...

Page 17: ...hazard MFI cannot be responsible for the make up of material on the exterior of the fireplace you have chosen nor can MFI be held responsible for the materials in a room that may be responding negativ...

Page 18: ...e sections of vertical pipe that are more than 10 ten feet measuring between elbows you must insert at midpoint a chimney stabilizer When installing the stabilizer pull out the support straps with a g...

Page 19: ...n 10 feet the top of the chimney still needs to be at least 2 feet above a point measured from a distance of 10 feet horizontally along the roof Though there are many configurations in meeting these r...

Page 20: ...ht side of the baffle with the sheet metal screws so that the edges are flush with the firebrick Important This baffle assembly and only this the supplied assembly with spill switch must be properly i...

Page 21: ...and all flames main burner and pilot will go out see important note below OPERATING THE BURNER USING THE REMOTE Move the wall switch to the REMOTE position and follow the instructions included in the...

Page 22: ...nd chimney system must be completely dry This means that the unit must stand without any firing for a minimum of 28 days Only after that period of time can a first lighting take place Do not let the f...

Page 23: ...done twice a year In colder climates cleaning should be done more often Always allow the fireplace to completely cool before you work on it which means of course shutting off all gas and electrical c...

Page 24: ...lts a Check with a millivolt meter Should be 250 millivolts or more b Pilot flame making a blowing sound b Pilot needs adjusting see Checking and Adjusting the Pilot on page 22 c Generator wire leads...

Page 25: ...ncrete slab The concrete strength and durability shall comply with Sections 1903 1904 and 1905 of the International Building Code IBC TABLE R402 2 MINIMUM SPECIFIED COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH OF CONCRETE MI...

Page 26: ...ly b Lines defining areas are approximate only Local conditions may be more or less severe than indicated by region classification A severe classification is where weather conditions result in signifi...

Page 27: ...liate 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 the use misuse...

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