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Vermont Castings Concord 

30005102

concord 1660 Series clearance chart

Use the chart below together with the diagrams on the next page to determine the minimum clearance required for 
your particular installation. In any case, it is always advisable to locate the stove as far away from walls as possible 
in order to take full advantage of the radiant properties of cast iron.

Stove clearances are measured between the cast iron Top Plate of the stove and the combustible surface. Note 
that the cast iron back on the Concord protrudes 5” (127 mm) out from the stovetop, and will therefore be closer to 
the wall than the top of the stove.  

Chimney Connector clearances are measured between the connector surface and the combustible surface. For 
Double-wall Chimney Connector, use the manufacturer’s  clearance specification.

Use NFPA 211 default clearance or manufacturer’s installation specifications for those configurations not tested.

    

 

uNprotected SurfaceS    

    

 

 

 

    protected SurfaceS

         

Side 

rear 

 

corner                Side 

      rear   

corner

Top exit, no heat shields

Top exit, heat shields on stove, 

no shields on single wall con-

nector
Top exit, heat shield on stove, 

heat shield on single wall con-

nector
Top exit, heat shield on stove, 

double wall chimney connector

Rear exit, no heat shields

Rear exit, heat shields

Stove clearaNce

Without Connector Heat 
Shields

With Connector Heat Shields 

chimNey coNNector 

clearaNce

*  A distance of 48” (1220 mm) must be maintained between the stove and moveable combustible items such 

as drying clothes, furniture, firewood, etc.

corner in-

stallation

parallel installation

corner in-

stallation

parallel installation

 

uNprotected Surface / vertical     

        protected Surface / vertical   

froNt clearaNce

to combuStibleS*

all iNStallatioNS

48” (1220 mm)

uNprotected Surface / horizontal  

   protected Surface / horizontal

Single-wall Connector

 

 a 

 21” 

(533 mm)

 b 

24” 

(610 mm)

 c 

21” 

(533 mm)

 m 

21” 

(533 mm)

 N 

22” 

(559 mm)

 o 

18” 

(457 mm)

 d 

12” 

(305 mm)

 e 

14” 

(356 mm)

 f 

10” 

(250 mm)

19”   (483 mm)

13”   (330 mm)

23”   (584 mm)

23” (584 mm)

 g 

21” 

(533 mm)

 h 

24” 

(610 mm)

 i 

21” 

(533 mm)

 j 

12” 

(305 mm)

 k 

14” 

(356 mm)

 l 

10” 

(250 mm)

 p 

12” 

(305 mm)

 r 

8” 

(203 mm)

14” 

(356 mm)

 t 

12” 

(305 mm)

 S 

16” 

(406 mm)

 w 

11” 

(279 mm)

 u 

18” 

(457 mm)

N/a

N/a

 X 

8” 

(203 mm)

 v 

12” 

(305 mm)

 z 

20” 

(508 mm)

 y 

18” 

(457 mm)

 bb 

15” 

(381 mm)

aa 

12” 

(305 mm)

N/a

N/a

 dd 

18” 

(457 mm)

 cc 

16” 

(406 mm)

 ff 

12” 

(305 mm)

ee 

12” 

(305 mm)

Summary of Contents for Concord 1660

Page 1: ...sk of fire follow the installation instructions Failure to follow instructions may result in property damage bodily injury or even death Contact local building officials about restrictions and install...

Page 2: ...se you on the installation should you attempt to install it yourself Consult the au thority having local jurisdiction such as a municipal building department fire department fire prevention bureau etc...

Page 3: ...rated the type and moisture content of the fuel used as well as the design construction and climatic location of your home Figures shown are based on maximum fuel consumption obtained under laboratory...

Page 4: ...arge enough and is construct ed properly to meet all requirements You have all necessary permits from local authori ties Your local building official is the final authority for ap proving your install...

Page 5: ...ection from the stove to the chimney They are for interior use only Double wall connectors must be tested and for use with solid fuel burning appliances Single wall con nectors should be made of 24 ga...

Page 6: ...ring the Single wall Connector to a Prefabricated Chimney Follow the installation instructions of the chimney manufacturer exactly Special adapters are available from your local dealer to make the con...

Page 7: ...National Fire Protection Association NFPA has established guidelines for use in the United States for passing chimney connectors through combustible walls Many building code inspectors follow these g...

Page 8: ...Fig 9 Wall Pass through using single wall chimney connector with a ventilated steel thimble Min 6 152mm Chimney clearance to sheet steel supports and combustibles 2 51mm Min Glass Fiber Insulation Ch...

Page 9: ...e maintained between the stove and nearby combustible materials to ensure that those materials do not over heat Clearance is the distance between either your stove or chimney connector and nearby wall...

Page 10: ...t corner if desired Shielding for connector is centered behind con nector Wall pass through must comply with codes Corner installation vertical chimney connector two wall shields Fig 17 Reduced side c...

Page 11: ...ve lining ST503 Alcove side view 11 10 00 djt Metal Stud Combustible facing may overlap metal studs by only 1 1 air gap top and bottom on both sides and back wall 7 16 Durock or equivalent Joist Shiel...

Page 12: ...lds Top exit heat shields on stove no shields on single wall con nector Top exit heat shield on stove heat shield on single wall con nector Top exit heat shield on stove double wall chimney connector...

Page 13: ...Surfaces Top Exit Installations no heat shields Top Exit Installations heat shield on stove no shields on single wall connector Top Exit Installations heat shield on stove heat shields on single wall...

Page 14: ...Corner Protected Surfaces Concord 1660 Series Clearance Diagram Unprotected surfaces Rear Exit Installations Bottom Heat Shield floor protec tion minimum 18 457mm in front Y Z AA BB EE FF CC DD ST563...

Page 15: ...eat Shield must be used in the U S and Canada in any installation on a floor that is not comprised of unpainted cement on earth 1 Remove the 1 4 20x 1 2 phillips screw from the cen tral mounting boss...

Page 16: ...rews provided in the kit to attach the Adapter to the Rear Heat Shield at the aligned holes Without Rear Heat Shield 1 Facing the rear of the stove loosen the pan head screw located a the upper left h...

Page 17: ...is delivered to the upper area of the firebox to support combustion of gases released from the main fuel bed This Second ary Air enters the stove through two unrestricted inlets and is heated while pa...

Page 18: ...fect your stove s performance You and the stove are parts of a system other parts of the system have a strong effect on performance You may need to vary your firing technique to get the results you de...

Page 19: ...ositon for several minutes after refueling Reset the primary air control for the desired heat output after the fire is re established Ash Disposal Remove ash before it reaches the top of the ash pan C...

Page 20: ...n the inner gasket with the coated side down marked This Side Out toward the outside of the door Tighten the screws snugly but loose enough to allow for a little move ment of the glass when the stove...

Page 21: ...imney connector should be cleaned by discon necting the sections taking them outside and removing any deposits with a stiff wire brush Reinstall the con nector sections after cleaning being sure to se...

Page 22: ...tures Because the insulation is less dense than masonry the inner steel liner warms up more quickly than a masonry chimney Although steel chimneys are not as attractive as their masonry counterparts t...

Page 23: ...290 F Creosote is volatile and can generate chimney fire All of the installation characteristics that adversely affect chimney draft also promote creosote condensation Consequently you can minimize cr...

Page 24: ...m Description Part Number 1 Bottom Outer 30000795 2 End Left See Chart Pg 26 3 Back 30000798 4 Secondary Manifold Left 30000802 5 Front See Chart Pg 26 6 Load Door See Chart Pg 26 7 Ashlip See Chart P...

Page 25: ...0001390 44 Thermostat Cover 30001414 45 Fl Hd PH 1 4 20 x 2 50 Blk 30001444 46 Brick Side Back 30000969 47 Brick Support Bracket 30000986 48 Griddle 30004700 49 Right Airwash Manifold 30001457 50 Left...

Page 26: ...69 2320969 Front 30000808 30001182 Ashlip 30000815 30001184 Left Door Subassembly 30001173 30001229 Left Door Only 30000810 30001186 Right Door Subassembly 30001172 30001228 Right Door Only 30000809 3...

Page 27: ...urfaces Inspect your woodburning stove prior to accepting it for any damage to the enamel 3 This warranty does not cover misuse of the stove as de scribed in the Owner s Guide nor does it cover any st...

Page 28: ...MHSC 149 Cleveland Drive Paris Kentucky 40361 www mhsc com...

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