Installers Information
Framing Options
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Exhaust
Intake
If insulating this area,
non-combustible rockwool
must be used otherwise 1/4
inch clearance must be
maintained using vent
standoffs
1/4 inch
exhaust
clearance
achieve by
using stud
bracket
9’
Exhaust
Intake
If insulating this area,
non-combustible
rockwool must be
used, otherwise 1/4
inch clearance must be
maintained using vent
standoffs
1/4 inch com-
bustion air
exhaust clear-
ance achieved
by using stud
brackets
9’
Exhaust
Intake
1/4 inch
combustion air
exhaust
clearance
achieved by
using stud
bracket
If insulating this area,
non-combustible rockwool
must be used otherwise 1/4
inch clearance must be
maintained using vent
standoffs
Figure 8: Horizontal framing option with vent through floor.
The HeliFire 360 is unique in
that it can be oriented in any
position but must be mounted
so that the glass door is in a
vertical plane. The exception
being that the HeliFire 360
cannot be installed flat in a floor
or ceiling. The following should
be considered before deciding
on a final position.
Figure 9: Through floor 9 foot ceiling framing option with
flame traveling downward.
Figure 10: Through floor 9 foot ceiling framing option
with flame traveling upward.
Exhaust vent pipe requires a
minimum 1/4 inch clearance to
combustible materials.
