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Suitable for a direct air feed / Sealed air – 100mm spigot on the stoves rear.
Distances to combustibles:
Back Wall – Including heat shield (optional extra) 250mm
Back Wall –(without heat shield) 400 mm from the rear most point on the stove. If you purchase and fit
the rear flue box as an optional extra the distance to combustibles will be 400 mm from the back of
this box. The rear flue box and heat shield cannot be used together.
Side Wall – 500mm
Hearth Temperatures
Maximum hearth temperature – 52c
This stove is suitable for a 12mm hearth
Air Supply
Your stove will require a constant air supply and should not be used at the same time and in the same
room/space as extractor fans or any device which may draw air supply away from the stove unless the
fire is connected up to its direct air feed socket. The stove should be installed on a level floor with
adequate load bearing capacity. The stove does include adjustable feet for levelling. Normally for most
houses in the UK no extra ventilation is required when installing a stove rated at 5kW or less. Note:
The requirements regarding ventilation have been updated in the most recent version of the Building
Regulations and are now based on the air permeability of the house.
Chimney Lining
When purchasing flexible flue liner, or twin walled flue, 6” diameter is required if the Defra stop is not
fitted. If the Defra stop is in place a 5” liner or twin walled flue can be installed. It is against the law to
install a 5” liner on a woodburning stove unless it has the required Defra fitting in place. The flue pipe
must be fitted INSIDE the flue spigot and sealed with a generous amount of Fire Cement.
Access should be provided for cleaning the flue to ensure that the passageways for exhaust gases
remain free from obstruction.