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INSTALLATION MANUAL
Congratulations on the acquisition of your new
RAIS or ATTIKA product! This installation manual
will ensure that your wood-burning stove is
installed correctly and that it will provide you with
comfort and pleasure for many years to come.
IN GENERAL
It is important that the wood-burning stove
is correctly installed, in consideration of the
environment and people’s safety.
Its installation must comply with all local
rules and regulations, including those that
refer to national and European standards.
A certified chimney sweeper should be
contacted before the installation is started.
No unauthorised alterations may be made to the
wood-burning stove.
INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS
Before the wood-burning stove may be taken into
use the installation must be reported to your local
chimney sweeper.
There must be the correct supply of fresh air in
the installation room to ensure good combustion
– if required, through an AirSystem connection.
NB: Any mechanical air extraction, for example a
cooker hood, can minimise the supply of air.
The wood-burning stove has an air consumption
of at least 18 m3/h.
The space underneath the combustion chamber is
not suitable for the storage of flammable material
unless a reflective insulation panel is fitted!
The floor structure must be able to support the
weight of the wood-burning stove and a chimney,
if required. If the existing floor structure does not
meet this requirement, suitable measures must
be taken (e.g. installation of a load distribution
plate). Seek advice from a building expert.
If the wood-burning stove is to be installed on a
flammable floor, national and local regulations
must be complied with, including the size of the
non-flammable plate that must cover the floor in
front of the wood-burning stove to protect the
floor from fallen embers.
The wood-burning stove must be positioned at
a safe distance from flammable material. Due to
the risk of fire, flammable items (e.g. furniture)
may not be positioned closer to the front of the
glass than the closest permitted distance stated
in the installation section. When deciding where
you shall install your RAIS/ATTIKA wood-burning
stove, you should think about being able to heat
other rooms in the home, so you get the most out
of your new stove.
When your wood-burning stove is delivered,
please check it for defects.
CHIMNEY
The chimney must be high enough to ensure
that the chimney draught conditions are correct,
i.e. –14 to –18 pascal. If the recommended
chimney draught cannot be achieved, problems
from smoke escaping from the door may arise
when lighting the fire. We recommend that the
chimney is adapted to suit the flue outlet spigot.
The flue outlet spigot is 150 mm in diameter.
If required a Ø125mm chimney can be used.
If the draught is excessive, it is recommended that
you equip the chimney with a regulating damper.
If a regulating damper is fitted, you must ensure
that there is a free flow area of at least 20 cm² at
the closed regulating damper.
Remember that there must be free access to the
access door on the chimney.
CO ALARM
An CO alarm must be fitted in the same room as
the appliance!
INSTALLATION MANUAL
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