The stove installation should be performed after evaluating different practical considerations. The side panels must be of
brick or any other insulating or fire resistant material or protected by this type of material. The stove generates heat,
especially next to the firesite. You should therefore avoid to have flammable or heat sensitive objects close by (ex.
Alcohol, paper, plastic…).
The stove must be installed in compliance with the minimum planned distances and verifying appropriated safety
distances regarding the rest of the elements placed in the room (see figure 3)
fig. 3
• The product must be installed on a ground capable of withstanding the weight. If the existing construction is not
satisfactory you cannot install the product and measures should be taken to adapt.
• If the floor is built of flammable material (e.g. Parquet floors, wood…), it must be protected and isolated with a plate of
fireproofing material placed at the stove base, in order to avoid heating (accessory supplied on request)
• Metal pipes connected with the smoke output, must always be at a minimum distance of 1.5 meters away from any
flammable material, unless you have a specific protection (see existing anti-fire regulations)
• We recommend you to install the stove as close as possible to the smoke output, using a minimum number of angles
(max 3 + " T " with mandatory control) and horizontal pipes (up to 3 meters in total, with a minimal slope of 3-5 %)
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