Table 1. Fireplace Components
Item
Description
1
Baseplate
2
Sidewall
3
Back Plate
4
Back Plate
5
Back Header
6
Slanted Side
7
Slanted Side
8
Front Header
9-22
Throat Components
23
Stone Age Chimney Block (sold sepa-
rately)
2
2.1 Specifications
Table 2: Clearances (See Figure 2)
NA 24, 36 and 48 Fireplace
Item
Clearance
Figure 2
Refer-
ence
Backwall 0
Sidewalls
0 to Appliances
18” from Fireplace open-
ing at points in front of
fireplace
Floor: Non
combustible
extending
as follows
20” when hearth is less
than 6” from floor
18” when hearth is greater
than 6” from floor
A
12” Mantle
48” from hearth
B
Top Trim
36” from hearth
C
Side Trim
6” from fireplace opening
D
Front en-
closure
Non combustible from
hearth up 36.” (E-1)
Combustible 36” from
hearth (E-2)
E
Clearance
around
chimney
0” New Age Chimney
Block
2” Metal Pipe chimney
(UL 103)
F
Chimney
Height
16’
Note 1
. This Fireplace intended for use with solid wood fuel or
gas logs that comply with ANSI Z21.60 The decorative gas
appliance shall be installed in accordance with the National
Fuel Gas Code ANSI Z223.1 and incorporate an automatic
shutoff device.
CAUTION: When using the decorative appliance, the fire-
place damper must be set in the fully open position.
Note 2:
this fireplace has not been tested for use with glass
doors.
WARNING: If glass doors are installed, make
sure they are left in the open position while a
fire is burning to reduce the risk of fire or in-
jury.
Note 3:
Do not use fireplace insert or other products not speci-
fied for use with this model. Use only Stone Age fireplace
grate.
Note 4:
Clay flue liners installed in flue section meet the speci-
fications of ASTM Section C315-02.
Note 5:
Make sure installation complies with local building
codes.
F
Figure 2. Clearances (Use with Table 2)
3.0 Installation of the Fireplace
It is most important that the Stone Age fireplace be
installed according to the following instructions. It
is also important that local building codes be con-
sulted and followed. Improper installation could
result in:
•
Overheating, leading to fireplace failure
•
Leakage of rainwater through and around
the chimney
•
Cracks and settling because of poor foun-
dations
•
Emission of smoke, sparks and gases into
the living area
•
Combustion of materials adjacent to the
fireplace.
3.1 Preparations
Select a wall location in the home plans where all
the minimum distances, as shown in Table 2 and
Hearth
Top Trim
Mantel
B
D
C
A
E-1
E-2
