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Recess the heater into a wall
Instructions & steps
Note: This heater can be inserted into a
wall, to do so your require a minimum of
150 mm depth.
This may require a custom build structure,
as standard internal plaster/stud wall
cannot facilitate the insertion depth
required.
So consult with qualified trades person if
you are not technically inclined to conduct
such construction work yourself.
Illustrated below are the cavity sizes
required and instructions to fit the heater.
Ensure that there is sufficient structural
support surrounding the heater to safely
and securely insert mount the heater.
Electrical works maybe required to make
heater connection directly to a Domestic
Power outlet, if that is needed consult a
licensed electrician to conduct such work.
Figure (A)
1. Select and mark the section of plaster wall
that needs to be removed or construct a
frame work aligned with plasterboard as per
hole dimensions detailed in illustration below
Figure (A).
Note: If cutting holes in existing plaster
wall (Please check and confirm that area
directly above the proposed placement
is not Load bearing as some support studs
may need to be trimmed to fit the heater).
Fit supporting timber around the parameter
of the opening where needed to act as
supported structure to mount the heater to.
2. Drill 2 Pilot holes(Smaller than screw diameter)
on each side of the opening as per
dimensions detailed in Illustration below Figure
(B)
3. Prepare the heater for installation by
removing the glass panel, undo the panel
retention screws, 2 screws on each side of the
heater and 2 screws at the front as shown in
Figure (C)
4. Have two person to take the glass panel out
of the fireplace box., Take the foam(A) out off
appliance.Place it to a soft and clean place.
Figure(D)
5. Have two person to move the fireplace box
to the wall hole.
When the appliance is fully recessed into the
wall:
• Use the 4 screws(provided) to secure the
heater to wall, through the holes in the side
rims of the heater. see Figure(E)
6. Reposition the Glass panel and lock into
place. See Figure (F)
7. Secure the glass panel into place with a
screw on either side of the heater. Figure (G)
