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Wall Protection

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are located closer to the sauna stove than 
the specified safe distance, the wall surface 
must  be  protected,  for  instance,  using  a 
thermal barrier.
A  single  thermal  barrier  can  be  made  of 
non-flammable  fibre-reinforced  cement 
board  at  least  7  mm  thick  or  of  a  metal 
plate at least 1 mm thick. A sufficient num-
ber  of  anchoring  points  must  be  ensured 
to retain structural reliability. When using 
a single thermal barrier, a safe distance of 
25 cm from the surface of the sauna stove 
to  flammable  materials  must  be  ensured, 
on  the  sides  and  in  the  rear  part  of  the 

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the fireplace and the thermal barrier.
A  double  thermal  barrier  can  be  made 
of  the  two  plates  mentioned  above.  The 
plates are fixed to the surface and, if neces-

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is required to leave at least a 3 cm air gap 
between  the  protected  area  and  the  plate 
as  well  as  in  between  the  plates,  e.g.,  us-
ing  insulation.  The  thermal  barrier  must 
be kept away from the floor area and the 
ceiling.
A brick wall at least 5,5 cm thick is suitable 
for use as a single thermal barrier, whereas 
a  brick  wall  at  least  11  cm  thick,  for  use 
as a double thermal barrier. The wall must 
have open edges, be located at least 3 cm 
from  the  protected  surface,  and  reach  60 
cm above the surface of the stove; the safe 
lateral distance must be at least 50 cm

Защита стен

Если  деревянные  стены  (деревянная 
панель,  доска,  балка)  расположены  ближе 
требуемого 

безопасного 

расстояния 

к  банной  печи,  необходимо  защитить 
поверхности  стен,  например,  тепловым 
барьером.
Одиночный  тепловой  барьер  может  быть 
изготовлен  из  негорючей,  армированной 
волокнами  цементной  доски  не  менее 
7  мм  толщиной  или  из  металлической 
пластины  не  менее  1  мм  толщиной.  Точек 
крепления  должно  быть  достаточно  для 
обеспечения 

прочности 

конструкции. 

При 

использовании 

одноразового 

теплового 

барьера, 

необходимо 

обеспечить  безопасное  расстояние  25  cм 
от  поверхности  банной  печи  до  горючих 
материалов по бокам печи и сзади. Между 
очагом  и  тепловым  барьером  необходимо 
оставить около 20 cм.
Двойной  тепловой  барьер  может  быть 
изготовлен  из  двух  вышеупомянутых 
пластин. 

Пластины 

закрепляются 

к 

поверхности  и,  при  необходимости,  друг 
к  другу  (например,  винтами).  Между 
защищаемой областью, пластиной, а также 
между  пластинами  необходимо  оставить 
не менее 3 cм воздушного зазора, используя 
для  этого,  например,  изоляцию.  Тепловой 
барьер  должен  находиться  подальше  от 
пола и потолка.
Одиночным 

тепловым 

барьерам 

соответствует  кирпичная  стена  толщиной 
не  менее  5,5  cм,  двойным  тепловым 
барьерам  -  11  cм.  Стена  должна  иметь  
открытые края и находиться не менее чем в 3 
cм от защищаемой поверхности, достигать 
60 cм от верхней поверхности банной печи, 
а  безопасное  боковое  расстояние  должно 
составлять не менее 50 cм.

Summary of Contents for P-116

Page 1: ...INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL FOR WOOD BURNING SAUNA STOVES...

Page 2: ...Stove and Safe Distances 21 o Place of Installation 21 o Wall Protection 23 o Floor Protection 25 Connecting the Sauna Stove to the Built In Chimney 26 Maintenance of the Sauna Stove 28 Stones for the...

Page 3: ...www skamet ee 4 6 7 10 13 16 18 20 21 o 21 o 23 o 25 26 28 29 30 o 30 o 31 31...

Page 4: ...er use is considered improper Routine mainte nance and service required for normal operation of the sauna stove is also con sidered part of its functionality The manufacturer is not responsible for un...

Page 5: ...ce from Smoke Flue to CHLOLQJ 108 108 108 108 Thickness of Insulating Barrier of the Stove s Base 6 6 6 6 Distance from Metal Door to Front Wall 50 50 50 50 Distance from Glass Door to Front WDOO 65 6...

Page 6: ...sauna stove heats the steam room through means of convec tion currents cold air is drawn into the fresh air inlet to be heated by the sauna stove as a result heated air ris es Part of heated air is f...

Page 7: ...distances and observe the following instructions t F TBVOB TUPWF JT EFTJHOFE GPS installation in the steam room t 0OMZ TBVOB TUPWFT XJUI QSPQFS DBQBD ity may be installed in the steam room t BUVSBM WF...

Page 8: ...t there are no foreign ob jects located next to the sauna stove t 0QFSBUJOH TBVOB TUPWFT DBVTF high temperatures which can cause severe burns upon contact t 8IFO CVSOJOH UIF TUPWF NBLF sure to open th...

Page 9: ...the floor has not been aligned e g drain in the steam room Please follow the instructions pro vided by the manufacturer as well as specific item requirements t M12 Wood Fuel Type Moisture Absorption...

Page 10: ...kg Number of Stones Fire Pocket Length A B C D E F P 116 8 18 15 5 50 40 40 73 43 51 ____ P 11640 60 61 P 120 16 25 15 9 55 50 81 43 P 12040 65 61 P 216 8 18 15 5 60 40 60 73 43 17 45 33 P 21640 70 6...

Page 11: ...11 Drawing 3 3 P 116 P 120 P 116 P 120 P 11640 P 12040 view from behind e Drawing 4 4 P 216 P 220 A B C A B C A B C E F D...

Page 12: ...12 Drawing 5 5 P 11640 P 12040 Drawing 6 6 P 21640 P 22040 Drawing 7 7 PT 216 PT 220 A B C A E F D B C A B C E F D...

Page 13: ...required fasteners Combustion air passes through the ash pan and the grate The afterburner has two flue open ings 11 5 cm with access to the smoke flue in the rare wall of the stove or to the top The...

Page 14: ...system air in the room is heated more intensely which allows to heat the steam room to the desired temperature within a short period of time The user can seamlessly replace the metal door with the gl...

Page 15: ...15 1 Ash Pan 2 Combustion Grate 3 Fire Pocket 4 Air Gap 5 Smoke Flue Base 6 Smoke Flue 7 Cleanout Hole 8 Smoke Flue End 4NPLF MVF 0QFOJOHT Drawing 8 Cross Section of the Sauna Stove 8...

Page 16: ...t kg Numberof Stones kg Fire Pocket Length A B C D E F S 116 8 18 18 4 60 190 50 78 49 61 ____ SY 116 140 56 S 120 16 25 17 5 65 160 84 49 61 SY 120 110 56 S 216 8 18 18 4 70 190 70 78 49 61 20 45 33...

Page 17: ...17 Joonis 9 9 S 116 S 120 Joonis 10 10 S 216 S 220 Joonis 11 11 SY 116 SY 120 C B A A B C E F D A O A E F D O A B E C F D Joonis 12 12 SY 216 SY 220 Joonis 13 13 ST 216 ST 220...

Page 18: ...ng 8 Cross Section of the Sauna Stove The user must install the door knob included in the sauna stove set along with the required fasteners Combustion air passes through the ash pan and the grate The...

Page 19: ...number of stones provides a hotter area around the stove for a longer period of time The user can seamlessly replace the metal door with the glass one on all models of the sauna stoves to do that it...

Page 20: ...ces ema nating from the painted surfaces may have an unpleasant smell that is why it is advisable to burn the stove for the first time outside or in a well ventilated steam room in the place of instal...

Page 21: ...rfere with the operation of the sauna stove Minimum safe distances from the sau na stove to flammable materials also see Table 1 are shown in Drawings 14 and 15 o Marking A flammable ma terial B brick...

Page 22: ...22 Drawing 14 Safe Distances in cm 14 A A B D E B B B A C C C B B D D...

Page 23: ...FRVJSFE UP MFBWF DN CFUXFFO the fireplace and the thermal barrier A double thermal barrier can be made of the two plates mentioned above The plates are fixed to the surface and if neces TBSZ UP FBDI P...

Page 24: ...lls with adjustable legs that form a corner if needed Also the height of all the sauna stoves is adjustable To be able to do that there are M12 nuts welded beneath the stove to be used when the floor...

Page 25: ...must extend ca 30 cm in the lateral direction from the sauna stove and at least 40 cm in the front The base must be positioned just above the floor level for the wooden floor to remain dry A local fi...

Page 26: ...n installation into the smoke hole in the top portion of the stove so that it would not fall out of the hole Angle coupling is often required The opening required for connection is measured at the bas...

Page 27: ...the chimney The piece must be wrapped in fire resistant mineral wool and the stove moved into place When checking whether the connections of the chimney are tight enough it may occur that fire SFTJTUB...

Page 28: ...e must be removed whereas damaged stones re placed To ensure air draft the chimney must be cleaned regularly The ash pan is cleaned every time before the sauna stove is burned to ensure pas sage of co...

Page 29: ...and not bring pressure on the wall of the fireplace Some natural stones contain im proper contaminants e g sulphur thus such stones are not suitable for use Before placing stones into the fire QMBDF D...

Page 30: ...d wood is most suitable for CVSOJOH UIF TBVOB TUPWF U JT QSPIJCJU ed to use fuel with high calorific value such as fibreboard plastics coal etc The manufacturer does not recom mend filling the fire po...

Page 31: ...log walls the and the ash pan must be kept closed except prevent the spread of smoke into the steam room A well chosen sauna stove heats the steam 1 hour 1 2 1 5 1 Water Used in the Steam Room Clean h...

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