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SMART-LINE
ECO-LINE Installation Guide
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4. Thermal insulation materials
Fire inserts in a fireplace installation always require thermal insulation to the build-
ing walls/floors/ceilings.
If fireplace installations are fitted to building walls/floors/ceilings which are com-
bustible or require protection, the thermal insulation must meet increased require-
ments (see installation specifications).
The thermal insulation materials to be used must meet specific quality characteris-
tics. Only insulation materials complying with the requirements below may be
used. The use of substitute insulation materials is subject to approval by the appli-
cable authority (e.g. CH: VKF or DE: DIBT).
The long-term thermal stability of the thermal insulation materials used must be at
least 700°C.
Thermal insulation materials exposed to circulating hot air (all K types) must have
an additional abrasion-resistant coating (e.g. radiation plates). The coatings must
be resistant to long-term heat exposure.
When choosing thermal insulation materials low volatilisation of binding agents
under heat exposure should be ensured, otherwise strong release of odours can-
not be excluded. Details concerning the composition of the thermal insulation ma-
terials are available from the manufacturers.
Thermal insulation materials:
If using admitted substitute thermal insulation materials for insulation of the
wall/brick lining, see manufacturer details for reduction of insulation material thick-
nesses.
Thermal insulation
material Delivery
form
Application
Thermal conduc-
tivity
Maximum
application temperature
Raw
density
W/(m K) °C kg/m
3
Stone/slag fibre Plates
Fire insert
insulation
0.035 700 - 900 100 - 180
Stone/slag fibre
one-sided with mesh-
enforced pure aluminium
coating
Mats
Connecting pipe
insulation
0.035 750 80