England's Stove Works 15-W06 User manual

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15‐W06,50‐SHW06,50‐SHW06L,
50‐TRW06 
INSTALLATION&OPERATION
MANUAL
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CAUTION 
Pleasereadthisentiremanualbeforeinstallationanduseofthiswood fuel‐ burning
appliance.Keepchildren,furniture,fixturesandallcombustibles away from
anyheating appliance. 
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SAVETHESEINSTRUCTIONS
SAFETY NOTICE 
Failuretofollowtheseinstructionscanresultinpropertydamage,bodily injury
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orevendeath.Foryoursafetyandprotection,followthe installation instructionsoutlined
inthismanual.Contactyourlocalbuildingorfire officials aboutrestrictionsand
installationinspectionrequirements(including permits) inyour area.
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PFSFileNumber
20‐607
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Rev6/2020
THISWOODHEATERNEEDSPERIODICINSPECTIONANDREPAIRFORPROPEROPERATION.
CONSULTTHEOWNER’SMANUALFORFURTHERINFORMATION.ITISAGAINSTFEDERAL
REGULATIONSTOOPERATETHISWOODHEATERINAMANNERINCONSISTENTWITHTHE
OPERATINGINSTRUCTIONSINTHEOWNER’SMANUAL.
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Manufactured By:
England’sStoveWorks, Inc.
POBox 206 Monroe,VA 24574 
www.heatredefined.com
Parts(800)516‐3636
Questions(800)245‐6489

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IMPORTANT:IFYOUHAVEAPROBLEMWITHTHISUNIT,DO
NOTRETURNITTOTHEDEALER.CONTACTTECHNICAL
SUPPORT@1‐800‐245‐6489
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MobileHomeUse(ApprovedforU.S.ONLY):
Thisfreestandingwoodunitisapprovedformobilehomeor
doublewideinstallationwiththeoutsidecombustionairhook‐
up.Seethe“Installation”sectionofthismanualfordetails
pertainingtomobilehomeinstallations.Mobilehome
installationmustbeinaccordancewiththeManufactured
HomeandSafetyStandard(HUD),CFR3280,Part24.
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Retainforyour files
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Model Number
Date of Purchase
Date ofManufacture
Serial Number
*Thisinformationcanbefoundonthesafetytagattachedtotherearoftheunit.
Havethisinformationonhandifyouphonethefactoryoryourdealerregardingthis
product.
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• Keepchildrenaway.
CAUTION
• Supervisechildreninthesameroomasthisappliance.
• Alertchildrenandadultstothehazardsofhightemperatures.
• DoNOToperatewithprotectivebarriersopenorremoved.
• Hotwhileinoperation!Keepclothing,furniture,draperiesandother
combustiblesaway.Contactmaycauseskinburns!
DoNOTover‐fireyourunit.
• InstallationMUSTcomplywithlocal,regional,stateandnationalcodesand
regulations.
• Consultlocalbuilding,fireofficialsorauthoritieshavingjurisdictionabout
restrictions,installationinspection,andpermits.
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WELCOME!
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Introduction
• ThankYou...................................4
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Specifications
• HeatingSpecifications..................5
• Dimensions...................................5
• EPACompliance...........................5
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Installation
• Installation Overview ...................6
• ClearancestoCombustibles.........7
• VentingIntroduction....................8
• VentingGuidelines.......................8
• AdditionalVenting Information ...9
• Wall Pass ‐Throughs.....................10
• ApprovedVentingMethods
o ThroughtheWall...........11
o ThroughtheCeiling........12
o MasonryChimney...........13
o MasonryFireplace..........14
• MobileHomeInstallation...........15
• OutsideAir Hook‐Up ...................15
• FloorProtection..........................16
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Operation
• Break‐InFires.............................17
• ContinuousOperation...........17‐18
• Safety Notes ..........................19‐20
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Maintenance
• StoveMaintenance....................21
• Inspecting Gaskets ......................22
• Finish..........................................22
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Replacing Components
• Glass...........................................23
• BurnerTubes..............................24
• CeramicFiberboard....................24
• HeatShield……………………...........24
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Optional Accessories
• AC‐16/AC‐30 Blower ..................25
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ImportantInformation
EPAandSafetyInfo………………26
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Troubleshooting Guide
• Troubleshooting.........................31
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Illustrated Parts Detail
• PartsList.....................................32
• BrickLayout................................33
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Warranty
• SampleTag..................................34
• Warranty Details .........................35
• ImportantNo tice .........................36
• WarrantyregistrationForm........37
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This manual is available for free download on the manufacturer’s web site. It is a copyrighted document and resale is
strictly prohibited. The manufacturer may update this manual occasionally and cannot be responsible for problems
including injuries or damages resulting from the use of information found in any manual from unauthorized sources.
PLEASE NOTE: If you purchased this model from certain stores, their model number may end in “L” “LC” “H” “CT”,
etc. This manual does apply to those models as well.
CAUTION:Stoveisheavy.
Inaddition,whenhandlinganysheetmetalproducts,beawarethattheremaybesharpedgesorburrs.
Althoughwemakeeveryefforttoeliminateanysharpedges,pleaseusecautionwhenhandlinganymetalparts.
Remembertodisconnect(unplug)thestovefromthepowersourceandallowittocompletelycooldown
beforeperforminganymaintenance.

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Thank you for purchasing this fine product from England’s Stove Works!
England's Stove Works was started, and is still owned by, a family that believes
strongly in a "Do It Yourself" spirit – that’s one reason you found this product at
your favorite “Do It Yourself” store.
We intentionally design and build our stoves so that any homeowner can maintain
his or her unit with basic tools, and we're always more than happy to show you
how to do the job as easily and as inexpensively as possible.
From our free, downloadable service sheets to our "wizard-style," click-through
Troubleshooting guide on our web site, we have always tried to help our customers
stay "heat-ready," especially when oil and electricity prices continue to skyrocket.
Please look at our vast Help section on our web site and call our Technical Support
department at [phone] if you need any help with your unit. We are nearly
always able to help “walk you through” any repairs, problems or questions you
may have.
PLEASE NOTE: While information obtained on our web site and through our 800
number is always free of charge, there will be a service charge incurred with any
“on-site” repairs or maintenance that we may arrange.
Wishing you years of efficient, quality and “comfy” heating,
England’s Stove Works
Technical Support Department
www.HeatRedefined.com
[phone]
REMOVABLE DOOR HANDLE
Please Note: This unit comes with a
removable door handle, which
must be removed from the stove
when not in use.
To use the handle, simply place it
onto the door handle rod that is
located on the stove door.
The handle may then be stored in
the hole that is located on the right
side of the pedestal when not in
use.
CAUTION – Handle will get HOT if
left on stove.
DoorHandleRod
HandleStorageHole

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SPECIFICATIONS 
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Heating Specifications
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• MaximumBurnTime** .............................................................................Upto14 hours
• ApproximateSquareFootageHeated*** ............................................... 2,400sq.ft.
• FlueCollar ................................................................................................. 6.0in.round 
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Dimensions(Inches)
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Dimensionsareapproximate.Besuretolocateyourstoveintheinstallationareabeforeinstallingpipe,etc.
EPA and Safety Compliance Specifications
EPAComplianceStatus…….................Certifiedtocomplywith2020particulateemission
standardsusingcordwood.
EPATestStandard………………………………….ASTME3053‐17,EPAAlt125,CSAB415.1‐10
• Particulate Emissions............................................................................1.8 grams/hr
COEmissions……………………………………………………………………..………….1.9grams/min
HeatOutputRange…………………………………………….……………………..17500–65900Btu/hr
•  Efficiency* ...................................................................................................72%HHV
  CertifiedTo…………………………………………UL1482‐2011(R2015)andULC‐S627‐00(R2016)
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**‐Maximumburntimesareheavilydependentonthetypeofwoodburnedinthestove;assuch,thesenumbers
mayvary.
***‐Themaximumheatingcapacityofthisunitcanvarygreatlybasedonclimate,constructionstyle,insulation
andamyriadofotherfactors.UsethisinformationinconjunctionwithaBTUlosscalculationforyourhometo
determineifthisunitwillbesufficientforyourneeds.
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TAMPERWARNING:“Thiswoodheaterhasamanufacturer‐setminimumlowburnratethat
mustnotbealtered.Itisagainstfederalregulationstoalterthissettingorotherwise
operatethiswoodheaterinamannerinconsistentwithoperatinginstructionsinthis
manual.”
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“Thiswoodheaterneedsperiodicinspectionandrepairforproperoperation.Itisagainst
federalregulationstooperatethiswoodheaterinamannerinconsistentwithoperating
instructionsinthismanual.”
341/4
353/4
273/8233/4
36‐in.High
26‐in.Deep
27‐in.Wide
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INSTALLATION 
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Installation Overview
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Whenchoosingalocationforyournewstove,thereareamultitudeoffactorsthat
shouldbetakenintoaccountbeforebeginningtheinstallation.
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1.TrafficPatterns–Tohelppreventaccidents,thestoveshouldbeplacedinalocation
whereitisoutofthewayofnormaltravelthroughthehome.
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2.HeatFlowandEfficiency–Whendecidingonalocationforthestove,considerthe
wayheatmovesthroughoutyourhome.Installthestovewhereyouneedtheheat;
basementinstallationsoftendonotallowsufficientheattoflowtotheupperfloors
andatopfloorinstallationwillnotallowanyheattoreachthefloorsbelow.Always
considerthatheatrisesandwilltakethepathofleastresistancewhileitisstillhot.
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3.ExhaustLocation–Theenginewhichdrivesawoodstoveisthechimneysystem,so
itisimportanttoconsiderpreciselyhowthechimneysystemwillbeintegratedinto
thestoveinstallation.Ideally,awoodstovechimneywillruncompletelyvertical
fromthefluecollaroftheunitallthewaytotheterminationpointabovetheroof
line.Keepingtheentirechimneysysteminsidetheheatedenvelopeofthehome
willensureastrong,easytoinitiatedraftinthechimney.Althoughexteriorchimney
systemsoftenfunctionproperly,theyaremorelikelytosufferfromcolddowndrafts
atstartuporprovideweakdrafttotheunit.Also,considerthecross‐sectionalarea
ofthechimney;althoughexistingmasonrychimneyscanoftenbeused,alarge
externalmasonrychimneywillresultinaunitthatisdifficultorimpossibleto
operateproperly.Inthatcase,aninsulatedchimneylinerwilloftenberequiredto
supplythenecessarydraft.
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4.WallConstruction–Locatingthestovesothattheexhaustsystemcanpassbetween
studswillsimplifytheinstallationandeliminatetheneedtoreframeanysectionsof
thewallorceilingtoaccommodatethewallthimbleorceilingbox.
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WARNING
• Donotstoreorusegasolineorotherflammablevaporsandliquidsinthe
vicinityofthisoranyotherappliance.
• DoNotOver‐fire–Ifanyexternalpartstartstoglow,youareover‐firing.
Reduceintakeairsupply.Over‐firingwillvoidyourwarranty.
• Complywithallminimumclearancestocombustiblesasspecified.
Failuretocomplymayresultinahousefire.
• Testedandapprovedforcordwoodonly.Burninganyotherfuelwill
voidyourwarranty.

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INSTALLATION 
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Clearances to Combustibles
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Parallel 
Wall Installation 
CornerInstallation
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WARNING‐INSTALLVENTATCLEARANCESSPECIFIEDBYTHEVENTMANUFACTURER 
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Unitto Side 
Wall
Chimney
Connector
to Side
Wall
Chimney
Connector to
Rear Wall
Unit to 
Rear
Wall
Unitto
Corner
Chimney
Connector
to Corner
A B C D E F
in(cm) in(cm) in(cm) in(cm) in(cm) in(cm)
SingleWall Chimney
Connector Unprotected
Surfacewithside shields
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19
(48.3)
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30
(76.2)
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12
(30.5)
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6
(15.2)

5
(12.7)

17
(43.2)
DoubleWallChimney
ConnectorUnprotected
Surfacewithsideshields

19
(48.3)

30
(76.2)

12
(30.5)

6
(15.2)

5
(12.7)

17
(43.2)




Notesforthisunit:Theproductmaydifferslightlyfromthediagrams.Theclearancesaretheminimumforthisunitandmay
needtobeincreasedforblowerinstallationortohaveproperventilationclearances.
Observeallventilationmanufacturerclearancesandlocalcodes.
F

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Venting Introduction
INSTALLATION
Venting Guidelines

Thiswoodstoveoperatesona
naturaldraftsystem,inwhichthechimney
systempullsairthroughthestove.Thisunit
mustbeinstalledinaccordancewiththe
followingdetaileddescriptionsofventing
techniques;notinstallingthestovein
accordancewiththedetailslistedherecan
resultinpoorstoveperformance,property
damage,bodilyinjuryordeath.Avoid
make‐shiftcompromiseswheninstallingthe
ventingsystem.England’sStoveWorksis
notresponsibleforanydamageincurred
duetoapoororunsafeinstallation.
Becertainthatallaspectsofthe
ventingsystemareinstalledtotheventing
manufacturer’sinstructions,particularlythe
requiredclearancestocombustibles.Also,
becertaintouseanatticradiationshieldto
preventinsulationfromcontactinga
chimneywhichpassesthroughanattic.
Thechimneysystemisthe“engine”
whichdrivesawoodstove,soitis
imperativeforproperunitfunctionthatthe
ventingsystembeinstalledexactlyas
describedinthefollowingsection.
Ifquestionsarisepertainingtothe
safeinstallationofthestove,ourTechnical
Supportline(800‐245‐6489)isavailable.
Contactyourlocalcodeofficialtobecertain
yourinstallationmeetslocalandnational
firecodes,andifyou’reuncertainabout
howtosafelyinstallthestove,westrongly
recommendcontactingalocalNFIcertified
installertoperformtheinstallation.

• ALWAYSinstallventpipeinstrict
adherencetotheinstructionsand
clearancesincludedwithyour
ventingsystem.
• DONOTCONNECTTHISUNITTOA
CHIMNEYFLUESERVINGANOTHER
APPLIANCE.
• DONOTinstallafluepipedamper
oranyotherrestrictivedeviceinthe
exhaustventingsystemofthisunit.
• USEanapprovedwallthimblewhen
passingandaceilingsupport/fire
stopwhenpassingthroughaceiling.
• INSTALLthreesheetmetalscrewsat
everychimneyconnectorjoint.
• AVOIDexcessivehorizontalrunsand
elbows,asbothwillreducethedraft
oftheventingsystemandwillresult
inpoorstoveperformance.
• INSPECTyourventingsystemoften,
tobecertainitisclearofcreosote,
fly‐ashandotherrestrictions.
• CLEANtheventingsystemas
detailedinthemaintenancesection
ofthismanual.
• ADHEREtothe10‐3‐2ruleregarding
chimneyterminations.
• INSTALLsinglewallchimney
connectorwiththemaleenddown
topreventcreosoteleakage.Follow
doublewallchimneyconnector
manufacturer’sinstructions
regardingproperpipeinstallation.







WARNING:VentingsystemsurfacesgetHOT,andcancauseburnsif
touched.Noncombustibleshieldingorguardsmayberequired.
Where passage through a wall or partition of combustible construction is desired, the
installation shall conform with CAN/CSA-B365.

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FlueGasDirection


Additional Venting Information
INSTALLATION
• Donotmixandmatchcomponentsfromdifferentpipemanufacturerswhenassembling
yourventingsystem(i.e.DoNOTuseventingpipefromonemanufacturerandathimble
fromanother).

• Werequireaminimumchimneyheightof15.0ft.Chimneysystemsshorterthanthis
maynotcreatetheamountofdraftwhichisrequiredtooperatethiswoodburningunit.

• Donotusemakeshiftcompromiseswheninstallingtheventingsystem;haveexisting
chimneysystemsinspectedbeforeuseandbecertainallnewchimneysystemsare
installedtothemanufacturer’sspecificationsandwithonlyULlistedcomponents(ULCif
Canada).

• PrefabricatedventingsystemsusedforthisstovemustbelistedtoULCS629(Canada)
andUL103HT(US).

• Neverinstalladraftinduceroranyothersystemwhichincreasesthenaturaldraftofthe
chimney;similarly,donotinstallabarometricorstovepipedamperwiththisunit.

• Neverusesinglewallordoublechimneyconnectorasachimneysystem;neverpass
eithertypeofchimneyconnectorthroughacombustiblewallwithoutcarefullyfollowing
themanufacturer’sinstructionsandthoselistedinthefollowingpageonWallPass‐
Throughs.NEVERpasschimneyconnectorthroughanattic,floor,closetorroof.
• Onlyuse24gaugeMSGblacksinglewallchimneyconnectororULListed(ULCifCanada)
doublewallchimneyconnector.

Single Wall Chimney Connector Installation




Themaleendofsinglewall
chimneyconnectoris
installedfacingdownsothat
anyliquidcreosoteinthe
fluewillrunintotheunit
insteadofontotheoutside
ofthepipe(thenaturaldraft
inthechimneysystemwill
preventsmokeleakageat
thejoints).


Crimpedormaleendof
singlewallchimney
connectormustfacedown.




Fasteneachsinglewall
chimneyconnectorjoint
withthreesheetmetal
screws.


WARNING

• INSTALLVENTATCLEARANCESSPECIFIEDBYTHEVENTMANUFACTURER.
• HOT!Donottouch!Severeburnsorclothingignitionmayresult.
• Glassandothersurfacesarehotduringoperation.

INSTALLATION
Wall Pass-Throughs
In Canada ,the installation must conform to CAN/CSA-8365 when passing through combustible construction.
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18.0in.2.0ft.
3.0ft.
INSTALLATION 
Approved Venting Method 1:ThroughtheWallFactoryBuiltChimney



10 ft. 
TerminationCap




StormCollar



RoofFlashing
The 10‐3‐2Rule:Thechimneysystem
mustterminate3.0ft.abovethepoint
whereitscenterlinepassesthroughthe
roofANDthechimneymustterminate
2.0ft.aboveanypartofthedwelling
withina10ft.radiusofthechimney.





WallThimble
ClassAChimneySystem


ChimneyConnector
(SingleorDoubleWall)
TeeandTeeSupport





• PrefabricatedchimneysystemsmustconformtoUL‐103HT(2100°F)fortheU.S.andULC‐S629(650°C)for
Canada.
• Thiswoodburningunitisonlylistedforinstallationwith6.0”diameterchimneyconnectorandchimneysystems.
Installingthisunitonprefabricatedchimneyslargerthan6.0”diameterwillresultindecreaseddraftandthe
potentialforpoorunitperformance.
• Followallventingsystemmanufacturer’sinstallationrequirementsandrequiredclearances.
• Usethreesheetmetalscrewsateachsinglewallchimneyconnectorjoint(checkmanufacturer’s
recommendationswhendoublewallchimneyconnectorisused).
• Drillthreeholesinthefluecollaroftheunitandattachthechimneyconnectortotheunitusingsheetmetal
screws(holesshouldbepre‐drilledinfluecollarfromfactory).
• Properlyattachtheprefabricatedchimneysystemtothehomeinstrictaccordancewiththeprefabricated
chimneysystemmanufacturer’sinstructions.
• Avoidnumerouselbowsandexcessivehorizontalrunsasbothwillleadtopoordraftandincreasedcreosote
accumulation. Horizontalrunsofchimneyconnectormustneverexceed4.0ft.andtheoveralllengthofthe
chimneyconnectormustnotexceed8.0ft.
• Specialadaptersandslipconnectorsareavailabletoeliminatetheneedtocutsinglewallchimneyconnector.
Doublewallchimneyconnectormustbeusedwiththeseslipconnectors,asitcannotbetrimmedtolength.

Please Note:Installationdiagramsareforreferencepurposesonlyandarenotdrawntoscale,normeanttobeusedasplans
foreachindividualinstallation.Pleasefollowallventingsystemrequirements,maintaintherequiredclearancesto
combustibles,andfollowalllocalcodes.

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2.0ft.
3.0ft.
INSTALLATION 


Approved Venting Method 2:ThroughtheCeiling

10 ft. 


TerminationCap












StormCollar
The 10‐3‐2Rule:Thechimneysystem
mustterminate3.0ft.abovethepoint
whereitscenterlinepassesthroughthe
roofANDthechimneymustterminate
2.0ft.aboveanypartofthedwelling
withina10ft.radiusofthechimney.


RoofFlashingClassAChimneySystem



CeilingSupportBox
ChimneyConnector
(SingleorDoubleWall)





• PrefabricatedchimneysystemsmustconformtoUL‐103HT(2100°F)fortheU.S.andULC‐S629(650°C)for
Canada.
• Thiswoodburningunitisonlylistedforinstallationwith6.0”diameterchimneyconnectorandchimneysystems.
Installingthisunitonprefabricatedchimneyslargerthan6.0”diameterwillresultindecreaseddraftandthe
potentialforpoorunitperformance.
• Followallventingsystemmanufacturer’sinstallationrequirementsandrequiredclearances.
• Usethreesheetmetalscrewsateachsinglewallchimneyconnectorjoint(checkmanufacturer’s
recommendationswhendoublewallchimneyconnectorisused).
• Drillthreeholesinthefluecollaroftheunitandattachthechimneyconnectortotheunitusingsheetmetal
screws(holesshouldbepre‐drilledinfluecollarfromfactory).
• Properlyattachtheprefabricatedchimneysystemtothehomeinstrictaccordancewiththeprefabricated
chimneysystemmanufacturer’sinstructions.
• Theoveralllengthofthechimneyconnectormustnotexceed8.0ft.Inthecaseofcathedralceilings,the
prefabricatedchimneysystemshouldextendto8.0ft.fromthetopoftheunit.
• Specialadaptersandslipconnectorsareavailabletoeliminatetheneedtocutsinglewallchimneyconnector.
Doublewallchimneyconnectormustbeusedwiththeseslipconnectors,asitcannotbetrimmedtolength.


Please Note:Installationdiagramsareforreferencepurposesonlyandarenotdrawntoscale,normeanttobeusedasplans
foreachindividualinstallation.Pleasefollowallventingsystemrequirements,maintaintherequiredclearancesto
combustibles,andfollowalllocalcodes

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2.0ft.
18.0in.
3.0ft.
INSTALLATION 


Approved Venting Method 3:InternalorExternalMasonryChimneySystem

10 ft. 







Chimneylinercross‐sectional
area(LengthxWidth)must be
nolargerthantwicethecross‐
sectionalareaofthefluecollar
(2x28.27in2=56.55in2).If
chimneylinerislargerthan
56.55in2,reliningwitha5.5”
or6.0”linerisrequired
The10‐3‐2Rule:Thechimneysystem
mustterminate3.0ft.abovethepoint
whereitscenterlinepassesthroughthe
roofANDthechimneymustterminate
2.0ft.aboveanypartofthedwelling
withina10ft.radiusofthechimney.



ChimneyConnector
(SingleorDoubleWall)


MasonryThimblewith
properclearanceto
combustibles

AshCleanoutsmust
haveanairtightsealto
preventweakdraft.

• Followtheruleslistedaboveconcerningmaximumpermissiblefluelinersize;installingthisunitonmasonry
chimneysexceeding56.55in2incross‐sectionalareawillresultindecreaseddraftandthepotentialforpoorunit
performance.
• Usethreesheetmetalscrewsateachsinglewallchimneyconnectorjoint(checkmanufacturer’s
recommendationswhendoublewallchimneyconnectorisused).
• Drillthreeholesinthefluecollaroftheunitandattachthechimneyconnectortotheunitusingsheetmetal
screws(holesshouldbepre‐drilledinfluecollarfromfactory).
• Avoidnumerouselbowsandexcessivehorizontalrunsasbothwillleadtopoordraftandincreasedcreosote
accumulation. Horizontalrunsofchimneyconnectormustneverexceed4.0ft.andtheoveralllengthofthe
chimneyconnectormustnotexceed8.0ft.
• Atightsealatthethimbleiscrucialforproperunitperformanceandtocreateasafeinstallation.Usetheproper
adapterdesignedforconnectingsingleordoublewallchimneyconnectortoamasonrythimble.
• Haveexistingmasonrychimneysinspectedforsafetyandproperclearancestocombustiblesbeforeputtingthem
intoservice;aqualifiedchimneysweepcanperformthisinspection.
• Externalmasonrychimneysoftensuffercolddowndraftsandpoordraftperformanceevenwhentheymeetthe
cross‐sectionalarearules.Inthiscase,a6.0”insulatedlinermaybenecessary.



Please Note:Installationdiagramsareforreferencepurposesonlyandarenotdrawntoscale,normeanttobeusedasplans
foreachindividualinstallation.Pleasefollowallventingsystemrequirements,maintaintherequiredclearancesto
combustibles,andfollowalllocalcodes.

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INSTALLATION 
INSTALLATION INTO A MASONRY FIREPLACE
Preparation
Keep in mind that this type of a installation will make it difficult to change speeds on the blower frequently. We
recommend picking a blower speed and sticking with it, since adjusting the blower will be difficult because of
the tight installation. WARNING: DO NOT ATTEMPT TO ADJUST BLOWER DURING OPERATION. SKIN
BURNS MAY OCCUR WHEN MAKING CONTACT WITH THE UNIT. WAIT FOR UNIT TO COMPLETELY
COOL BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO ADJUST BLOWER.
Measure your hearth to ensure it is large enough to accept the unit.
Unit must have a 36” clearance from the top of the stove to a mantel in accordance with NFPA 211.
For the USA: Hearth must extend at least
16 in. from the front of the fuel opening.
For Canada: Hearth must extend at least 18 in.
(450.0 mm) from the front of the fuel opening.
Inspect your hearth to be sure it is
constructed of a noncombustible material
such as brick or stone. Do not install this
stove on a hearth that is constructed of
wood framework that is covered by brick or
stone and do not install this unit in a zero (0)
clearance fireplace. The manufacturer will
not be held responsible for an accident
resulting from this stove being installed on a
hearth constructed of a combustible
material.
Inspect your fireplace to ensure it is in
proper working order and free of any
obstructions.
Prior to installation, remove the existing
damper or wire it to fasten it open.
Venting Your Stove - Direct Connect
When this unit is direct connected it will
require six inch (6”) diameter 24 gauge pipe
from the stove through the damper opening.
(NOTE: The chimney connector must be
attached to the appliance with a minimum
of three (3) screws, and 3 screws should
be used to attach each adjoining
section.)
We highly recommend having the chimney
fully lined with a 6 inch liner to ensure proper
draft. This will make it necessary to block off
the open area on both sides of the pipe that
passes through the damper opening, which
can be done with sheet metal or by packing
flame retardant fiberglass insulation in the
open areas (no paper or combustibles).
You must be sure the draft from the chimney
is being pulled through the stove, and not
around the connector pipe.
We highly recommend you have this
done by a professional. You should also contact your local authorities to be sure you are following all codes.

36in.(91.4cm)minimum
Stovetoptomantel
Seehearthrequirements
Removeorwire
damperopen
6in.(15.24cm)liner
highlyrecommended
Connector
Pipe
The10‐3‐2Rule:Thechimneysystemmustterminate3.0ft.
abovethepointwhereitscenterlinepassesthroughtheroof
ANDthechimneymustterminate2.0ft.aboveanypartofthe
dwellingwithina10ft.radiusofthechimney.

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INSTALLATION 

WARNING 
DONOTINSTALLINASLEEPINGROOM.
CAUTION 
THESTRUCTURALINTEGRITYOFTHE
MANUFACTUREDHOMEFLOOR,WALL AND
CEILING/ROOFMUSTBE MAINTAINE D.
Caution

NEVERdrawoutsidecombustionair from:
Wall,floororceilingcavity or 
enclosedspacesuchasanattic,garageor
crawl
space.
Mobile Home Installation(U.S.ONLY,NOTAPPROVEDFORCANADIANMOBILEHOMEINSTALLATION)

• ThewoodstoveMUSTbesecuredtothefloorofthemobilehomeusinglagboltsandtheholes
providedinthebottomoftheunitforthis
purpose.Outdoor‐airedspaceheaters
mustbeattachedtothestructure.Usea
#8copperwiretogroundstovetoframe
ofmobilehome.

• Thewoodstovemustbeconnectedtothe
chimneysystemwithdoublewallchimney
connectorwhichisULlistedforusein
mobileandmanufacturedhomes.

• Carefullyfollowallclearanceslistedinthe
appropriatesectionofthismanualANDfollow
theventingmanufacturer’s
minimum
clearance
requirements.Similarly,becertain
theventingsystemusedisapproved
formobile 
homeuse.

• Installationmustbeinaccordancewith
ManufacturersHome&SafetyStandard

ChimneyCap/SparkArrestor


ClassAChimneySystem


RoofFlashingandStormCollar


JoistShield/Firestop


MobileHomeApprovedDouble
WallChimney
Connector 

Usesiliconetocreateavapor
barrierwherethechimneypasses
throughtoexterior.
(HUD)CFR3280,Part24aswellasanyapplicablelocalcodes.
Outside Combustion Air
• Theuseofoutsidecombustionairismandatorywheninstallingthiswoodstoveinamobileor
manufacturedhome.

• Theoutsideairconnectionpipeprotrudesfromthebottomcenterofthestove;akitisavailable
fromEngland’sStoveWorks,Inc.designedforconnectingthisunittooutsidecombustionair.[Part
No.AC‐OAK3]

• IfitisnotfeasibletousetheAC‐OAK3outsideairhookupkitinyourstoveinstallation,other
materialsmaybeused,providedthefollowingrulesarefollowed:
o Thepipeusedforoutsideairhookupmustbemetal,withaminimumthicknessof.0209in.
(25gaugemildsteel)orgreaterandaninsidediameterofapproximately2.75in.
o Keeppiperunsshortanduseamechanicalfastenerateachpipejoint.
o Ascreenorotherprotectiondevicemustbefittedovertheoutsideairterminationpointto
preventrain,debrisandnuisanceanimalsfromenteringthepipingsystem.Inspectthe
outsidecombustionairinletforblockanddebrismonthly.

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FLOORPROTECTION

• ThiswoodstoverequiresaU.L.listed(ULCifCanada)floorprotectorwithaRfactorofnolessthan
1.0,ifthestoveistobeinstalledonacombustiblefloor.Ifthefloorthestoveistobeinstalledon
isalreadynon‐combustible(i.e.aconcretefloorinabasement),nofloorprotectionisneeded
(althoughadecorativefloorprotectorcanstillbeusedforaestheticreasons).

• Whenusinganyfloorprotector,considerthatthisstoveisnotonlyheavybutwillinduceheating
andcoolingcyclesonthefloorprotectorwhichcandamagetileandloosenmortarandgroutjoints
locatednearthestove.

• ThefloorprotectorshouldbeULratedandlisted,orequivalent(ULCifCanada)andmustbe
noncombustible.AhearthrugisNOTanapprovedsubstituteforaproperhearthpad.

• FortheUS:Thefloorprotectormustextendatleast16in.fromthefrontofthefuelopening,8in.
fromthesidesofthedooropeningand8in.fromtherearoftheunit.


• ForCanada:Thefloorprotectormustextendatleast450mmfromthefrontofthefuel opening, 
200mmfromthesidesofthedooropeningand200mmfromtherearoftheunit.

• Thefloorprotectormustextend2in.(50.8mm)oneithersideofanyhorizontalventingrunsand
extenddirectlyunderneathanyverticalventingpipe.

CAUTION 
NEVERUSEGASOLINE,GASOLINE‐TYPELANTERNFUEL,KEROSENE,CHARCOALLIGHTER FLUID,
ORSIMILARLIQUIDSTOSTARTOR“FRESHENUP”AFIREINTHISHEATER.KEEPALL SUCH
LIQUIDSWELLAWAYFROMTHEHEATERWHILEINUSE.ADDITIONALLY,NEVERAPPLY FIRE‐
STARTERTOANYHOTSURFACEOREMBERSINTHE STOVE. 
38½in
47in
_____
in
____in
A:US8in
CAN8in/200mm
B:US16in
CAN18in/450mm

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OPERATION 
Break‐In Fires
• Thiswoodburningunitisconstructedofheavygaugesteelandcastironandisbuilttolastalong
time.However,inordertoensurenoexcessivethermalstressesareinducedonthe
metal
during
thefirstfire,threebreak‐infiresshouldbeburned,eachoneslightlyhotterthanthelast.
Thesebreak‐infireswillnotonlyhelpthestovebodyacclimatetothehightemperaturesofthe
fire,butwillalsoslowlycurethehightemperaturestovepaint,whichwillensurethehigh
qualityfinishlastsforyears.
WEHIGHLYRECOMMENDburningyourbreak‐infiresoutdoors,asthepaintand
manufacturingoilswill‘burnoff’thestoveexteriorsomewhatduringthistime.Ifyoudo
burnthemindoorswithyourfluesystem,opendoorsandwindowstoventilate.

• Thisstovehasasingleaircontrolrodwhichregulatesthewoodburnrate;whentheprimaryair
controlslideispushedallthewayintotheunit,thestovewillburnmoreslowlyandputout
heatoveralongertimeperiod.Conversely,whentheaircontrolslideispulledallthewayout,
theunitwillburnmorequicklyandputoutalargeramountofheatoverarelativelyshorter
time 
period.Donotattempttomodifytherangeofaircontroladjustmentforanyreason.

• Thefirstbreak‐infireshouldbejustalargekindlingfire,gettingthestovetoabout300°Fas
measuredbyamagneticthermometerontherightorleftsideofthestove,abovethe
door.
Once
thistemperaturehasbeenreached,allowthefiretodieoutwiththeaircontrolopen.The
secondandthirdbreak‐infiresshouldbeabitlarger,withsomesmalldrysplitsaddedtothe
kindlingload.Thetemperaturegoalduringthesefiresisabout350°F–450°F;don’tletthefire
gethotterthanthat.

ContinuousOperation–DailyOperationafteryourBreak‐InFires
Start‐up
-Loadthefireboxwithwood,splittomoderatesize.
-Ontopofthestartupwood,adddrykindlingsplitintoverysmallpieces.
-Ignitethekindlingfromthetopuntilaflameisestablished.
-ClosethedoorandsetthedampertoHigh(fullyopen)toreducetheamountofsmoke.
HighBurn
-Besurethedogboxisnotcoveredwithashesorcoals(seeBrickLayout,page33,fordogbox
location).
-Loadwoodloadontothecoalbedafterchoppingandpackingcoals,ifnecessary.
-Closethedoor,setthedampertoHigh(fullyopen)andsetblowertoHighspeed.
LowBurn
-Besurethedogboxisnotcoveredwithashesorcoals(seeBrickLayout,page33,fordogbox
location).
-Loadwoodloadontothecoalbedafterchoppingandpackingcoals,ifnecessary.
-Closethedoor,setthedampertoHighandsetblowertoHighspeed.
-After15minutes,setthedampertoLow(fullyclosed)andsetblowertoLowspeed.
MediumBurn
-Besurethedogboxisnotcoveredwithashesorcoals(seeBrickLayout,page33,fordogbox
location).
-Loadwoodloadontothecoalbedafterchoppingandpackingcoals,ifnecessary.
-Closethedoor,setthedamperto½closedandsetblowertoHighspeed.
-After15minutes,settheblowertoLowspeed.

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OPERATION 
• England’sStoveWorks,Inc.alwaysrecommendstheuseofamagneticstovethermometer,so
thatthetemperatureoftheunitcanbemonitored.Whenusingamagneticstovethermometer,
locatethethermometerabovethedooroneithertheleftorrightsideofthestoveandusethe
followingtemperaturesasroughguidelinestodeterminetheburnrateandheatoutputlevelof
thestove:
o Normalwoodstoveoperationshouldoccurbetween350°F(177°C)and550°F(288°C),
with350°F(177°C)to450°F(232°C)beingalowtomediumheatoutputleveland450°F
(232°C)to550°F(288°C)beingamediumtohighheatoutputlevel.Operatingthestove
at600°F(316°C)wouldbeconsideredthemaximumcontinuousoperatingtemperature
permissibleandunitdamagemayresultfromoperatingatthathighofaburnratefor
extendedtimeperiods.Allowingtheunittoreach750°F(398°C)orhigherisdefinedas
over‐firingandwillresultinunitdamage.

• Theoptionalroomairconvectionblowerwasdesignedtoextractthemaximumamountofheat
fromthestove,forthehighestpossibleheattransferintotheroom.Sincetheblowerisso
efficientatremovingheatfromtheunit,itisveryimportanttoonlyoperatetheroomairblower
afterafreshwoodloadhasbeenallowedtoburnforatleastthirty(30)minutes.Allowingafresh
loadofwoodtoburnwithoutthebloweronensuresthattheentireunitreachesproper
operationtemperaturesandthatthesecondarycombustionsystemisfunctioningproperly.
Additionally,followtheguidelinesbelowforacceptableblowerspeeds.

• Whenusingtheoptionalroomairconvectionblower(PartNo.AC‐16,oryoucanupgradetothe
AC‐30),theblowershouldbeoperatedasfollowsdependingonheatoutputlevel:

Burn
Rate High MediumHigh Medium MediumLow Low
BlowerSpeedAC‐16 High High Low Low Low
BlowerSpeedAC‐30 High MediumHigh Medium MediumLow Low
Creosote –Formation and Need for Removal 
Whenwoodisburnedslowly,itproducestarandotherorganicvapors, which

combinewithexpelledmoisturetoformcreosote.Thecreosote
vapors
condenseintherelativelycoolchimneyflueofaslow‐burningfire.Asa result,
creosoteresidueaccumulatesonthefluelining.Whenignited,this creosote
makesanextremelyhotfire.Thechimneyandchimneyconnectorshould be
inspectedatleastonceeverytwomonthsduringtheheatingseason to
determineifacreosotebuilduphasoccurred.Ifcreosotehasaccumulated, it
shouldberemovedtoreducetheriskofchimney fire.
DONOTUSEGRATESORANDIRONSOROTHERWISEELEVATEFIRE–BUILD
WOODFIREDIRECTLYON HEARTH 
DONOTOPERATEWITHTHEMAINDOOROPEN–OPERATINGTHESTOVEWITHTHE MAIN
DOOROPENWILLCREATEANOVER‐ FIRE
Intheeventofacreosoteorsootfire(chimneyfire),closetheaircontrolonthe stove,
contactthelocalfiredepartmentandgetout!Donotthrowwateronthefire! Contact
yourlocalfireauthorityformoreinformationonhowtohandleachimneyfire and 
P
developasafeevacuationplanforyouandyourfamilyintheeventofachimneyfire.

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OPERATION 
Additional Safety Guidelines

CAUTION:Whenaddingfueltothestove,theblowermustbeturnedOFF.

• Theinstallationofsmokedetectorsishighlyrecommendedwheninstallingthisoranyother
solidfuelburningappliance.Smokedetectorsshouldbelocatednearorineveryroomofthe
home,particularlysleepingrooms.

• Asmokedetectorcanbeinstalledinthesameroomasthiscordwoodburningunit;installingthe
smokedetectortooclosetotheunitcanleadtonuisancealarmsduetoslightwispsofsmoke
emittedduringthefirestartingorreloadingprocess.Duetothis,thesmokedetectorinthe
sameroomastheunitwillbemostusefulifitislocatedasfarfromtheunitastheroomwill
permit.

• Thisstoveisdesignedtoburnnaturalwoodonly.Higherefficienciesandloweremissions
generallyresultwhenburningairdried,seasonedhardwoods,ascomparedtosoftwoodsorto
greenorfreshly‐cuthardwoods.DONOTBURNgarbage,lawnclippingsoryardwaste,
materialscontainingrubber,includingtires;Materialscontainingplastic:Wasterpetroleum
products,paintsorpaintthinners,orasphaltproducts;Materialscontainingasbestos;
Constructionordemolitiondebris;Railroadtiesorpressure‐treatedwood;Manureor
animalremains;Saltwaterdriftwoodorpreviouslysaltwatersaturatedmaterials;Paper
products,cardboard,plywood,orparticleboard.Theprohibitionagainstburningthese
materialsdoesnotprohibittheuseoffirestartersmadefrompaper,cardboard,sawdust,
waxandsimilarsubstancesforthepurposeofstartingafireinanaffectedwoodheater.
Burningthesematerialsmayresultinreleaseoftoxicfumesorrendertheheaterineffective
andcausesmoke.

• Burningfuelsotherthancordwood,particularlycoalandcharcoal,canresultinhazardous
concentrationsofcarbonmonoxidebeingemittedintothedwelling.Forthesereasons,NEVER
burncoalorcharcoalinthiscordwoodstove.Installingacarbonmonoxidedetectorandbeing
awareofthesymptomsofcarbonmonoxidepoisoningcanhelpreducetheriskofcarbon
monoxiderelatedissues. 

• Thisunitwasdesignedforoperationonlywiththeloadingdoorclosedandtightlylatched.
Operatingthisunitwiththeloadingdoorlatchedlooselyoropenwillallowexcessivecombustion
airtoreachthefireandwillresultindangerouslyhighunittemperatures.Highunit
temperaturescandamagetheunit,voidthewarrantyorignitecreosotedepositedinthe
chimneysystembyprevious,slowburningfires.

• Thenaturaldraftthatpullsairthroughthisunitandallowsthefiretoburnusestheindoorairof
thedwellingforcombustion,unlesstheunitisconnectedtoanoutsidecombustionairsource.
Kitchenrangeventhoods,furnacesandotherairmovementappliancesinthehomeareoften
alsoremovingairfromthedwelling;iftheamountofairfiltrationorleakagebackintothehome
isexceededbytheairbeingremoved,negativepressuremaybecreatedinthehome.

• Sincethisisanaturaldraftappliance,itwilloftenbethefirstappliancetohaveproblemsrelated
tonegativepressure.Ifsmokeisforcedoutthechimneyconnectorjointsoroutoftheair
inductionsystemoftheunit,theunitislikelyfightingnegativepressureinthedwelling.
Crackingawindowordoorneartheappliancecanhelpequalizethenegativepressure;
DONOTSTOREFUELCLOSERTHANSPECIFIEDCLEARANCESTOCOMBUSTIBLESOR
WITHINTHESPACENEEDEDFORLOADINGTHESTO
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EANDFORASHREMO
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ultimately,anunrestrictedsourceofoutsidecombustionmaybenecessaryforproperunit
function.

• Iftheunitisconnectedtooutsideair,becertaintomonitortheexteriorinlettothecombustion
systemforicingorsnowaccumulation.Allowingtheoutsideairconnectionto
becomerestricted 
willresultinairstarvationtotheunit.


SafeWood‐BurningPractices

Onceyourwood‐burningapplianceisproperlyinstalled,followtheseguidelinesfor
safeoperation:

Keepallflammablehousehoulditems‐drapes,furniture,newspapers,andbooks‐
farawayfromtheappliance.

Startfiresonlywithnewspaper,drykindlingandallnaturalororganicfire
starters.Neverstartafirewithgasoline,kerosene,orcharcoalstarter.

Donotburnwetorgreen(unseasoned)logs.

Donotuselogsmadefromwaxandsawdustinyourwoodstove‐theyaremadeforopen
hearthfireplaces.Ifyouusemanufacturedlogs,choosefromthosemadefrom100
percentcompressedsawdust.

Buildhotfires.Formostappliances,asmolderingfireisnotasafeorefficientfire.

Keepthedoorstoyourwood‐burningapplianceclosesunlessloadingorstokingthelive
fire.Harmfulchemicals,likecarbonmonoxide,canbereleasedintoyourhome.

Regularlyremoveashesfromyourwood‐burningapplianceintoametalcontainerwitha
cover.Storethecontainerofashesoutdoorsonacementorbrickslab(notonawood
deckornearwood).Seeashremovalinstructionsinyourowner’smanual.
Keepafireextinguisherhandy.
Remembertocheckyourlocalairqualityforecastbeforeyouburn.
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