Nordpeis Bilbao 120, Installation Manual, Page: 5 / 18

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Bilbao 120
Insert
N-20F ( N-20)
Steel chimney
Can be connected to steel chimney.
Weight including insert
Bilbao 120 407 kg
Bilbao 120 with waxed concrete belt 446 kg
Floorplate
Please follow the rules and regulations regarding
floorplates in your country
Illustration
(FIG 1)
*The illustration indicates the approximate centre height
of the hole for the flue. Consider possible inclination of
the flue prior to perforating the chimney . Distortions in
floors and walls may influence the height.
Dry stack
the fireplace for accurate height and positioning of
the flue/chimney connection
. If a fresh air supply set
(accessory) is connected through the floor, mark where
the hole should be.
Fresh air supply
(accessory)
Carefully knock out the perforated area in the bottom
plate in case a fresh air supply set is connected. This
perforated area in the bottom plate is illustrated in
FIG A. For more information see separate assembly
instructions for fresh air supply.
Safety Distances
(FIG 2)
Ensure that the safety distances are complied with.
Please note that these safety distances can vary from
country to country.
The distance from the glass in the door to a lateral wall,
must be of at least 600mm.
The distance between the top of the convection air
outlet and roof of inflammable material must be at least
600mm.
The distance from the back of the surround to
flammable wall must be at least 100mm.
Assembly instructions
(FIG 3 - FIG 20)
FIG 4:
Place the bottom element so that it is level. If
needed, adjust with wedges or powder glue.
FIG 10:
Place the heatshield around the flue.
When
connected at the rear
, carefully remove the perforated
area in the heatshield and place it around the flue.
FIG 18: Please note!
Keep the blinds (shields
preventing the insert to be visible through the air outlet
vents) in place when the rear top element is mounted.
FIG 19:
Please note! Keep the upper rear element in
place when to front top element is mounted.
FIG 9 / FIG 13 / FIG 16:
Ensure that there is a gap
between the insert and the surround as the insert
expand with heat. Read the text on Adjustment for more
information.
Once the fireplace is assembled, fill the joints with
acrylic and even them out with a sponge or finger and
some soapy water, in order to have a clear indentation
between the elements (FIG Z).