Les foyers DON-BAR Fireplaces 5005 User manual

Installation, Operation
and Maintenance Manual
LES FOYERS
FIREPLACES
DON-BAR
OPEN FIREPLACES
Les foyers DON-BAR Fireplaces, inc.
Shop and Showroom: 741, St-Vallier Ouest, Quebec (Quebec) G1N 1E2
Phone: [phone] - Fax: [phone]
Website: www.don-bar.com - Email: [email protected]
71207120
71007100
50055005
70057005
70077007
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LES FOYERS
DON-BAR
Installation, Operation,
and Maintenance Manual
The manual is divided into 5 parts:
PART 1: Installation ...............................
PART 2: Operation and Maintenance....
PART 3: Parts List ..................................
PART 4: Chimney Fires ..........................
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PART 5: Warranty ..................................
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IMPORTANT
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ventilated factory-built chimneys (chimney without insulation)
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10.11 Chimney top
1. Important notice
11. Fireplace installation
2. Listed chimneys 11.1 Heat shield
2.1 Compatible chimneys 11.2 Preliminary insertion of the hearth plate
bolt (Fireplace 7100 only)
11.3 Fireplace mounting
3. Before beginning the 11.4 Joint between the fireplace and the chimney
installation
3.1 Choosing the best location 12. Floor protection installation
3.2 Chimney 12.1 Floor protection
3.3 Chimney minimum height 12.2 Removing the existing resilient flooring
3.4 Minimum clearances for combustible 12.2 Protection under the pedestal
materials
3.5 Exterior doors and windows 13. Fireplaces 5005, 7005, 7007, 7120:
4. Preparation before anchoring the Refractories and hearth plate
13.1 Refractories installation
wall support bracket 13.2 Mounting of the central and the two lateral
4.1 Required solid backing steel hearth plates
4.2 Interior partitions
4.3 Exterior walls 14. Fireplace 7100: pedestal and
5. Installation of the wall bracket hearth plate mounting
5.1 Regular wall support bracket 14.1 Fireplace 7100 - Pedestal mounting
5.2 Modified wall support bracket 14.2 Fireplace 7100 - Hearth plate installation
5.3 Wall bracket height and aligment 14.3 Installation of the optional decorative finish on
5.4 Anchoring the wall support bracket the 7100 table
6. Types of installations 15. Firescreen installation
6.1 Chimney outlets 15.1 Fireplaces 5005, 7005, 7007, 7120
15.2 Fireplace 7100
7. Chimney - Wall outlet
7.1 Height of the chimney wall outlet 16. BBQ grill installation
7.2 Alignment of the wall support bracket 16.1 Fireplaces 5005, 7005, 7007, 7120
7.3 Diameter of the hole for the chimney passage 16.2 Fireplaces 7100
16.3 BBQ grill mounting
8. Chimney - Regular ceiling
8.1 Regular ceiling adaptor 17. Outside air intake installation
8.2 Radiation shield/firestop 17.1 Important note
17.2 Duct type and diameter
17.3 Sealing the vapor barrier
9. Chimney - Cathedral ceiling 17.4 Outside hood
9.1 Cathedral ceiling adaptor
9.2 Decorative collar
9.3 Rigid fiberglass insulation
10. Factory-built chimney installation
10.1 Listed parts
10.2 Manufacturer's instructions
10.3 Obstructions
10.4 Maximum allowed offsets
10.5 Chimney weight
10.6 Starting a chimney on a ceiling adaptor
10.7 Radiation shield/firestop
10.8 Minimum chimney height above the roof
10.9 Flashing watertightness
10.10 Roof braces
PART 1: INSTALLATION Contents
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PART 1: INSTALLATION
WARNING: Any modification, change, or
substitution of any fireplace component and/or
not following the installation, operation, and
maintenance instructions can void the
warranty and put your security at risk.
1.1 Before installation begins, carefully read the
manual and contact your local building
department to determine whether a building
permit is required to install a fireplace.
1.2 The installation must follow the instructions
in this manual and local building codes. If there is
a conflict, you must follow the more restrictive
measures.
1.3 For your security, enlist the services of a
professional fireplace fitter for the installation.
1.4 Before lighting your first fire, read the
instructions of Part 2 regarding operating the
fireplace.
1.5 Your fireplace produces heat and provides
great ambiance but it should not be used as the
main source of heating.
2.1 Approved chimneys: Your Don-Bar
fireplace is designed to be installed with any 8"
I.D. ((200 mm) masonry or prefabricated
chimney bearing the ULC label S-604 or S-629
(2100 degrees) or the UL-103HT label.
1. IMPORTANT NOTICE
2. Listed chimneys
DRAWING 1
Attic
Insulation
Radiation
Shield/Firestop
Radiation/Dust
Shield
Fireplace
DON-BAR
Don-Bar
Ceiling
Support
Floor
Protection
Round Top
Storm Collar
Roof
Flashing
Roof Support
Factory-built
Insulated Chimney
8 inches I.D.
(200 mm)
Typical installation with a ceiling
chimney outlet
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Wall
Shield/Firestop
Wall Support
Floor
Proctection
Fireplace
Don-Bar
7007
Mandatory
2" minimum
air space
(50 mm)
Wall
Band
Round Top
Storm Collar
Flashing
3. Before beginning the installation 3.2 Chimney: Position the chimney to avoid, as
much as possible, offsets, elbows, and the cutting-
out of structural elements. The weight of the
chimney must not be supported by the
3.1 Choosing the best location: Before
fireplace. Allow at least 2" (50 mm) for air space
beginning the installation, make sure the spot you
between the chimney and any combustible
have in mind for the fireplace and the chimney
material including electrical cables and plastic
meet the following requirements:
plumbing pipes. Never fill this air space with
insulation. For example, if the chosen factory-
built chimney has an outside diameter of 10" (250
mm), by adding the required 2" (50 mm) air
space, a minimum 14" (355 mm) free
continuous path is required to install the
chimney. If the fireplace has a ceiling outlet, it is
usually easier to install the fireplace first, then the
chimney. Do not connect this fireplace to a
chimney connected to another heating device.
3.3 Chimney minimum height: 15 feet (4600
mm). This length is measured from the floor
where the fireplace is installed to the top of the
chimney.
3.4 Minimum clearances from combustible
materials: Position the fireplace (Drawing 3) to
allow for the minimum mandatory clearances
DRAWING 2
Typical installation with a wall
outlet
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Fireplace
DON-BAR 7007
Floor
Protection
24" min.
(610 mm)
Fireplace clearances from
combustible materials
Combustible
Wall
DRAWING 3
IMPORTANT:
Clearances and floor
protection dimensions
vary with each
fireplace model.
Consult the chart
specific to your
fireplace:
5005: Page 16
7005: Page 17
7007: Page 18
7100: Page 19
7120: Page 20
Factory-built
Insulated Chimney
8 inches I.D.
(200 mm)
Roof Support
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Solid backing for the fixation of
wall support bracket
DRAWING 4
from combustible materials (including furniture,
drapes and other flammable objects). Note that
Type X fire-resistant gypsum board (Firecode) is
considered combustible for fireplaces
installations and as such, requires the minimum
48" (1220 mm) clearance.
3.5 Exterior doors and windows: As much as
possible, avoid installing the fireplace too close to
an outside door or window because air turbulence
and drafts disrupt the chimney draft.
4.1 Solid backing required Before installing
the fireplace on a wood-framed wall, the wall
must be reinforced to provide a solid backing to
anchor the fireplace wall support bracket. A
gypsum board or plywood wall finish is
mandatory (Drawing 4).
4.2 Interior partitions: Horizontally install
three 2" x 8" (50 mm x 200 mm) between the
studs of the partition as shown in Drawing 4.
4.3 Exterior walls: Install the three 2" x 8"
pieces specified in article 4.2, then place a 3/4"
(18 mm) thick plywood over them. The plywood
should be flush with the wall furring. The
objective is to build a solid backing to anchor the
wall support bracket.
5.1 Regular wall support bracket (Drawing
5): The fireplace is shipped with a wall support
bracket in the form of an inverted T. When
installed against a wood framed wall, it is
necessary to provide a solid wood backing for the
fixation of the bracket long bolts. If the fireplace
is installed on a masonnery wall, the bracket is
fixed directly on the wall by steel expansion nuts
and bolts.
4. Preparation before anchoring the
wall support bracket
5. Installation of the wall bracket
:
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2" x 8"
(50 mm x
200mm)
16"c/c
(400mm)
+
_
Interior Partition
Exterior Wall
3/4"(18 mm)
plywood
fixed over
the2" x 8"
Furrings
Gypsum Board or Plywood Wall Finish Mandatory
16"
(400 mm)
24"
(610 mm)
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DO NOT INSTALL THE
FIREPLACE ON
INSULATION OR VAPOUR BARRIER
Gypsum Board or Plywood
Wall Finish Mandatory

backing on the rear wall, Don-Bar can furnish, on
request, a modified wall support bracket. This
5.2 Modified wall support bracket (Drawing modified bracket consists of a steel plate that will
5):If it is impossible to install a solid wood allow you to drill the necessary holes to reach the
structural elements of the wall according to the
conditions.
5.3 Wall bracket height and alignment:
.1 Fireplaces 7007, 7100, 7120: In order
for the top of the fireplace hood to touch the
ceiling, calculate the height of the wall
support bracket as follows: Measure the
distance between the top of the fireplace
hood and the first (higher) hole of the
bracket. Transfer this measurement onto the
wall from the ceiling. Center the bracket on
the chimney if the chimney is already
installed.
.2 Fireplaces 5005, 7005: Install the wall
support bracket at the height of your choice
(usually 15" (380 mm) above the floor). If
the chimney is already in place, install the
wall bracket at the height required to ensure a
fitted connection with the fireplace chimney
sleeve. Center the bracket on the chimney if
the chimney is already installed.
5.4 Anchoring the wall support bracket: The
wall support bracket must be firmly anchored to
the rear wall because the fireplace rests on it. If
you have a wood-framed wall, fix the bracket
with long bolts. Use metal expansion nuts and
bolts to anchor the bracket against a masonry or
concrete wall. In either case, the bolts must have
a minimum diameter of 5/16" (8 mm) and
penetrate at least 1-1/2" (40 mm) in the solid
background. Install at least 4 bolts with 2 bolts
located at the top of the bracket. In order to
securely anchor the fireplace add more bolts if the
site conditions require it.
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17" (432 mm)
23" (580 mm)
18" (460 mm)
25"
(635 mm)
2-1/2" (64 mm)
3-1/2"
(89 mm)
3" (76 mm)
4,5" (114 mm)
Floor
The special bracket must be drilled on
the site to install the anchor bolts.
Use the number of bolts required according
to site conditions (never less than 4)
.
Long bolts to
anchor the bracket
against the wall
(minimum 4
with 2 at the
top of the
bracket)
Regular
Bracket
DRAWING 5
Wall Support Bracket
Special
wide
bracket
for off-
center
fixing
Wall
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6. Types of installation
7. Chimney - Wall Outlet
of the fireplace hood and the center of
fireplace chimney sleeve and transfer this
measurement onto the wall. Usually, the
6.1 Chimney outlets: Three are typically three distance between the ceiling and the center of
types of chimney outlets. the fireplace chimney sleeve is 16" (400 mm)
(Drawing 6).
1. Wall chimney (Drawing 6 )
2. Regular ceiling chimney .2 Fireplaces 5005 and 7005: The fireplace
( Drawing 7) can be placed at any height but the center of
3. Cathedral ceiling chimney the fireplace chimney sleeve is usually
( Drawing 8) located at 46" (1170 mm) above the finished
floor. (Drawing 6).
7.2 Alignment of the wall support bracket:
Before drilling a hole into the wall, verify that the
7.1 Height of the chimney wall outlet: chimney is centered on the wall support bracket.
.1 Fireplaces 7007, 7100, 7120. In order for
the top of the fireplace hood to touch the
ceiling, measure the distance between the top
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DRAWING 6
Chimney - Wall outlet
Fireplaces 7007, 7100, 7120 Fireplaces 5005, 7005
8"
(200 mm)
4"
(100 mm)
Standard
height under the
finished ceiling:
16" (400 mm)
Mandatory
2" (50 mm)
Minimum
Air Space
Mandatory
2" (50 mm)
Air Space
Radiation Shield/Firestop
Decorative Collar
C
Factory-built
Chimney
8" I.D.
(200 mm)
Interior Wall Finish
Female Chimney
End
8"
(200 mm)
Fireplace 7005: 4" (100 mm)
Fireplace 5005: 2,5" (64 mm)
Standard Height
Above The Finished
Floor: 46" (1170 mm)
Mandatory
2" (50 mm)
Minimum
Air Space
Mandatory
2" (50 mm)
Air Space
Radiation
Shield/Firestop
Decorative Collar
C
Factory-built
Chimney
8" I.D.
(200 mm)
Interior Wall Finish
Floor
Female Chimney
End
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7.3 Diameter of the hole for the chimney chimney. Gypsum boards are considered
passage: combustible materials and any wall that
contains them is considered a combustible
.1 Combustible wall: If your wall is made wall. (See the previous article).
out of combustible materials (gypsum board,
wood, insulation, etc), drill a hole at least 4"
(100 mm) more in diameter than the
chimney's exterior diameter to permit the
passage of the chimney plus its mandatory 2" 8.1 Regular ceiling adaptor (Drawing 7):The
(50 mm) minimum air space. A radiation regular ceiling adaptor is 19" (480 mm) wide by
shield/firestop must also be installed around 17" (432 mm) deep. Locate the center of the
the chimney where the chimney passes chimney at a distance of 8" (200 mm) from the
through the wall. A decorative collar is wall. The diameter of the hole for the chimney
available to conceal the empty space around must be sufficient to include the mandatory 2"
the chimney. (50 mm) minimum air space. Make sure that the
hole does not extend beyond the dimensions of
.2 Incombustible wall : If you are working the ceiling adaptor. If the chimney must be
with a 100% incombustible wall (like a installed before the fireplace, it must project 1/2"
co nc re te fo un da ti on wa ll wi th ou t a (12 mm) below the finished ceiling. The ceiling
combustible finish), drill a hole of a diameter adaptor has 4 holes for its fixation against the
sufficient to allow for the passage of the ceiling. Plan the wood supports required for its
8. Chimney - Regular Ceiling
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Dust/Radiation Shield
8" (200 mm)
17" (432 mm)
1/2" (12 mm)
Mandatory
2" (50 mm)
Minimum
Air Space
Joist or Roof
Truss
Joist or Roof
Truss
C
Factory-built
Chimney
8" I.D.
(200 mm)
DRAWING 7
Support - Regular Ceiling:
19" width x 17" depth (480 x 432 mm)
Female Chimney
End
Female
Chimney
End
Decorative
Collar - 3"
(76 mm)
Cathedral
Adaptor
16" (407 mm) Depth
8"
(203 mm)
DRAWING 8
Support - Cathedral Ceiling:
17" width x 16" depth (432 x 407 mm)
Fireplace Hood
(presoldered
to the cathedral
adaptor)
Fireplace Hood
(presoldered
to the ceiling
adaptor)
CC
Factory-built
Chimney
8" I. D.
(200 mm)
Wall Finish: Gypsum
board or plywood mandatory
Wall Finish: Gypsum
board or plywood mandatory
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rigid rockwool insulation

fixation. The ceiling adaptor is not designed to 10.3 Obstructions:
support the weight of the chimney.
8.2 Radiation shield/firestop: Install a radiation
shield/firestop around the chimney where it If electrical
passes through the ceiling. Insulation material cables or plastic plumbing pipes are in the way, a
must not come in contact with the chimney. specialized contractor should remove them..
10.4 Maximum allowed offsets: Don't install
more than 4 elbows in the chimney. Offset
cannot be more than 45 degrees from the vertical
axis. The sum of all offsets (elbows) must never
9.1 Cathedral ceiling adaptor (Drawing 8):exceed 120 degrees. For example, maximum
The cathedral ceiling adaptor is 17" (432 mm) allowed offsets would include: Four 30-degree
wide by 16" (407 mm) deep. You will need to
pierce an opening in the ceiling of the same
dimensions measured from the wall. Anchor the
cathedral adaptor with screws on the inside of the
cathedral adaptor box. Fix the screws on the
adjacent wall and on wood support pieces
installed for that purpose in the ceiling. The
cathedral adaptor is not designed to support the
weight of the chimney.
9.2 Decorative collar: Three 3" wide (75 mm)
finishing strips of adjustable length are supplied
with the fireplace to provide a finishing touch and
conceal the joint between the ceiling and the
cathedral adaptor.
9.3 Rigid rockwool insulation: Install the rigid
insulation pads that are supplied with the
fireplace inside the cathedral adaptor. Do not
completely fill the cathedral adaptor with the
insulation. There must always be at least 2" (50
mm) free for air space between the insulation and
the chimney.
10.1 Listed parts: For the installation of the
chimney, use only ULC or UL listed parts elbows (4x30=120) or two 45-degree elbows plus
supplied by the chimney manufacturer. two 15-degree elbows (2x45+2x15=120).
10.2 Manufacturer's instructions: The 10.5 Chimney weight: The chimney must be
installation must follow the instructions in this supported at regular intervals according to the
manual and the chimney manufacturer's instructions of the chimney manufacturer. Its
instructions. If there is a conflict, you must follow weight must never rest on the fireplace or on the
the more restrictive measures.
9. Chimney - Cathedral Ceiling
10. Factory-built chimney installation
If a joist obstructs the path of
the chimney and the mandatory 2” (50 mm)
minimum clearance, the joist should be moved or
cut. In either cases, the structure must be
reinforced to maintain its solidity.
10 feet (3 m) radius
2 feet min.
(610 mm) min.
3feet (1 m) min.
Warning: Lateral roof braces need to
be installed when the unsupported
chimney height above the roof
is more than 6 feet (2 m).
Chimney minimum height above
the roof
DRAWING 9
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plate. It goes in the existing hole at the back of
the fireplace. (Drawing 13).
ceiling adaptor. Offset supports must be installed
above and as close as possible to each offset
(elbow) in the chimney.
10.6 Starting a chimney on a ceiling adaptor:
Install the chimney by slipping the first chimney
section until it reaches the bottom of the ceiling
adaptor. Be sure the chimney fits well into the
ceiling adaptor before proceeding to other
chimney sections. Never let the attic insulation
come in contact with the chimney. Always allow
a 2" (50 mm) minimum air space between the
chimney and adjacent materials.
10.7 Radiation shield/firestop: Install a
radiation shield/firestop every time the chimney
passes through a combustible wall or ceiling.
10.8 Minimum chimney height above the roof
(Drawing no 9):Extend the chimney at least 3
feet (1 m) above the roof or 2 feet (610 mm)
above any construction element within 10 feet (3
m) of the chimney.
10.9 Flashing water tightness: Install a metal
roof flashing with a storm collar where the
chimney meets the roof. Seal the joint between
the chimney and the storm collar and the joint
between the roofing and the flashing.
10.10 Roof braces: Any chimney that extends 11.2 Heat shield: Before installing the fireplace
more than 6 feet (2 m) above the roof needs to be on its wall support bracket, mount the heat shield
laterally strengthened with a pair of telescopic on the back of the fireplace (if it has not already
roof braces. been installed by the manufacturer). Begin the
installation by fixing the bolt at the top of the
10.11 Chimney top: Install a chimney round top shield. The heat shield will be retained
at the end of the chimney. automatically by the fireplace bolts on the
bottom.
11.3 Fireplace mounting: Install the fireplace on
the wall support bracket with the three supplied
bolts. First, insert the upper bolt into the wall
bracket then put the fireplace in place. Tighten
the nuts and bolts firmly but without forcing from
11.1 Preliminary insertion of the hearth plate the inside of the fireplace. If necessary, use a jack
bolt: (Fireplace 7100 only): Before you install to raise the fireplace and keep it in place during
the back heat shield of the 7100 fireplace, insert the bolting.
the bolt that will retain the inside steel hearth
11. Fireplace installation
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DRAWING 10
Fireplaces 7007, 7100, 7120:
Mounting
Factory-built
chimney
8" dia. I.D.
(200 mm)
Heat Shield
Floor Protection
Solid
Backing
Wall Support Bracket
16"(400mm)
(Standard)
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a) Slabs or tiles of stone (marble, granite,
slate, etc.) or ceramic at least 3/8" (8 mm)
thickness, secured in place;
b) Bricks of concrete or terra-cotta, secured
in place;
c) For a temporary floor protection, a sheet
of metal of at least 0.015" (0,38 mm)
thickness or an incombustible composite
cement board of at least 3/8" (10 mm)
thickness may be used.
12.2 Removing the existing resilient flooring:
Before beginning the installation of the floor
protection, remove any existing resilient flooring
(linoleum, carpet, etc.) in order to reach the
wood or concrete sub-flooring. The pedestal of
the 7100 Fireplace must not rest on resilient
flooring.
11.4 Joint between the fireplace and the
chimney: Be sure that the chimney fits well
into the fireplace's rear coupling sleeve.
12.1 Floor protection: When a fireplace is
installed directly on a combustible floor, an
incombustible protection must be placed
underneath and extend around the fireplace (this
includes under the pedestal of the 7100
Fireplace). This protects the floor against the
accidental fall of embers. In order to achieve this,
goal, all joints of the floor protection must be
perfectly adjusted or filled with grout. The floor
protection must extend at least 18" (460 mm) in
front of the fireplace opening and 8" (200 mm) on
each side. The floor protection may consist of:
12. Floor protection installation
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DRAWING 11
Fireplaces 5005, 7005:
Mounting
Heat Shield
Solid
Backing
Wall Support Bracket
Floor Protection
Interior Wall Finish
Factory-built
Chimney
8" I.D.
(200 mm)
DRAWING NO 12
Incombustible floor protection
(to protect from the accidental fall of embers)
Minimum floor protection:
18" (460) in front of the fireplace
opening and 8" (200 mm) on each side.
5005: Page 16
7005: Page 17
7007: Page 18
7100: Page 19
7120: Page 20
IMPORTANT:
Floor protection
dimensions
vary for each
fireplace model.
Consult the chart
specific to your
fireplace:
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12.3 Protection under the pedestal : The floor
protection must extend under the fireplace
including the pedestal of the 7100 fireplace.
13.1 Refractories installation: Install the two
refractories tiles by simply laying them on the
fireplace bottom. (Drawing 13). No fastening is
required.
13.2 Mounting of the two lateral and the
central steel hearth plates: The two lateral
deflectors need to be bolted together with the
central hearth plate. Begin by installing the
central hearth plate, which must rest on the
refractories tiles. Next, install the right and the
left hearth plates on each side of the central plate.
These hearth plates rest on the fireplace bottom.
Bolt them together with the supplied bolts. Don't
tighten the bolts too much; you'll need to allow
for expansion.
14.1 Fireplace 7100 - Pedestal mounting:
Mount the fireplace pedestal as shown (Drawing
14). Center the fireplace pedestal under the hood.
Complete the installation by putting the table, the
wood basket and the log grate as illustrated.
These parts are simply placed with no particular
fastening. Finish the installation by slipping the
ash drawer into its slot on the pedestal. Leave a
space of about 2" (50 mm) between the top of the
table and the bottom of the hood. (Drawing 15).
Adjust both the height and level of the table with
the 4 levelling bolts located under the pedestal.
13. Fireplaces 5005, 7005, 7007,7120:
Refractories and hearth plates
14. Fireplace 7100: pedestal and
hearth plate mounting
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DRAWING 14
Fireplace 7100:
Pedestal mounting
Ash drawer
Pedestal
Wood Basket
Log grate
Table
DRAWING 13
Fireplaces 5005, 7005, 7007, 7120:
Refractories and hearth plate
Place the 2
refractories on the
bottom of the fireplace
Rest the central hearth plate
on the refractories
Rest the 2 side plates on
the bottom of the
fireplace
Bolt the plates
together
1
2
3
4
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14.2 Fireplace 7100 - Hearth plate installation:
Install the hearth plate by putting it down, as
shown, on the fold located at the bottom of the
15.1 Fireplaces 5005, 7005, 7007, 7120: The
hood (Drawing 15). To retain the hearth plate,
firescreen supplied with the fireplace is simply
the fixing bolt must already have been inserted
put in place in the front of the heath. To install it,
into the hole at the back of the fireplace prior to
tilt it slightly to slide it in position. It will be
its installation. Fix the hearth plate in place, at the
retained on each side by the "U" hooks.
required angle, by thightening the nut of the
retaining bolt.
15.2 Fireplace 7100: This firescreen comes in
three parts: a detachable firescreen for the front
14.3 Installation of the optional decorative
and two small triangular firescreens for the sides.
finish on the 7100 table: The 7100 fireplace
table comes with an integrated border that allows
.1 The front firescreen is suspended under
the flush fitting of a decorative covering
the hood retained by a fastener and a fold in
the hood.
.2 The side triangular firescreens (of
ceramic glass or metal screen) are retained by
the hood and the edge of the wood basket.
The ceramic glass firescreen is retained by an
"S" fastener at the bottom of the glass and
two others on the upper side of the glass
(Drawing no 16). The bottom "S" fastener is
clipped on the edge of the wood basket.
Those of the top are retained by a fold inside
the hood. Contrary to the ceramic glass
firescreen, the "S" fasteners of the metal
firescreen are already soldered in the place
on the firescreen frame. Small black
metallic triangles are also available to be
installed over the lateral triangular
firescreens for those who want to limit ash
dispersal on the sides.
consisting of stone or ceramic tiles (marble,
granite, slate, etc.) Do not cement in place the
decorative finish or fill up the joints with grout
because you will need to allow for expansion;
this will also facilitate their replacement if
needed. If necessary, fix the tiles slightly with a
few drops of silicone.
15. Firescreen installation
DRAWING 15
Fireplace 7100:
Hearth plate installation
Insert the bolt from the
back of the fireplace. Slip
it in the hole at the top of
hearth plate. Tighten the
nut.
Rest the bottom of
the hearth plate on the
fold at the base of
the hood
Leave a 2" (50 mm) space
between the hood and
the table for the installation
of the deflector
Hearth plate
Floor protection
Top "S" fasteners retained by
a fold in the hood
Ceramic glass
Fireplacefront
Bottom fastener
retained by the
wood basket
Wood
basket
Hood
Fold
DRAWING 16
Fireplace 7100:
Glass triangular firescreens
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16. BBQ grill installation
17. Outside air intake installation
properly. Never install an outside air intake into a
garage, a non-ventilated or mechanically
ventilated attic or other inside room.
16.1 Fireplaces 5005, 7005, 7007, 7120: Insert
the metal rod supplied with the BBQ into the 17.2 Dust type and diameter: Use a 4" (100
holes pierced for this purpose, on both sides of mm) I.D. aluminum flexible duct covered by a
the fireplace, at front (Drawing 17). fiberglass insulating jacket with an integrated
aluminum vapor barrier. The duct must be fixed
16.2 Fireplace 7100: In order to support the on the air intake collar at the back of the fireplace
grill, fix on each side of the wood basket, in front, with screws and an adhesive aluminum tape.
the two supports supplied for this purpose. These Always extend the duct up to the outside of the
supports are pre-drilled for the installation of the building.
transverse metal rod that will maintain the BBQ.
grill at the desired height. 17.3 Sealing the vapor barrier: Following the
piercing of the exterior wall for the passage of the
16.3 BBQ grill installation: The BBQ grill is set air intake duct, seal the flexible duct vapor barrier
in place by simply inserting the central long rod jacket against the exterior wall vapor barrier.
into one of the holes provided on the hearth plate This will prevent ice built up inside the wall. Use
at the back of the fireplace. an adhesive aluminum tape.
17.4 Outside hood: Complete the installation by
connecting the duct to the hood assembly. Fix the
hood on the wall and seal the joint with silicone.
The hood should be fitted with a screen.
17.1 IMPORTANT: If the building is too
airtight or if a negative pressure inside the
building is susceptible to harming the chimney
draft, the optional outside air intake (Drawing 18)
must be installed to ensure the fireplace works
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Fireplaces 5005, 7005, 7007, 7120:
BBQ grill mounting
BBQ Grill
Support Metal Rod
DRAWING 17
Outside air intake (optional)
DRAWING 18
Heat shield ATTENTION: The air intake
collar is always located
on the left side of the
fireplace but the
pull handle is
on the right side.
5,5" (140 mm)
Pull
Handle
Air Intake
16" (406 mm)
4" I.D. (100 mm)
REV. 2013-05

chimney
+/-15" (390 mm)
51-1/2"(1308 mm)
36-1/2"(978 mm)
24"
(610 mm)
48"
(1210 mm)
40" (1015 mm)
Floor proctection
5005
3"(75 mm)
23"(584 mm)
24,5" (620mm)
34"(850 mm)
31"(787 mm)
wall
29,75"
(755 mm)
42"
(1070 mm)
C
With ventilated wall
heat shields
C
22,5"
(570 mm)
36"
(915 mm)
36"
(915 mm)
32"
(810 mm)
37"
(940 mm)
REQUIRED CLEARANCES
Without wall heat shields
Incombustible
ventilated heat
shields - 50" high
(1270 mm)
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REV. 2013-05

+/-15"(390 mm)
53" (1340 mm)
38" (965mm)
32" (813mm)
23"(580 mm)
24"(610 mm)
3"(75mm)
C
C
24"
(610 mm)
48"
(1210 mm)
42"
(1070 mm)
29,75"
(755 mm)
40" (1015 mm)
37"
(940 mm)
22,5"
(570 mm)
36"
(915 mm)
36"
(915 mm)
32"
(810 mm)
chimney
Floor proctection
wall
With ventilated wall
heat shields
REQUIRED CLEARANCES
Without wall heat shields
Incombustible
ventilated heat
shields - 50" high
(1270 mm)
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7005
33"(838 mm)
REV. 2013-05

+/-15" (390 mm)
chimney
made tomeasure
23"(580 mm)
16"(400 mm)
3"(75 mm)
Ceiling outlet Wall outlet
33"(838 mm)
24"(610 mm)
CC
24"
(610 mm)
48"
(1210 mm)
42"
(1070 mm)
29,75"
(755 mm)
40" (1015 mm)
37"
(940 mm)
22,5"
(570 mm)
36"
(915 mm)
36"
(915 mm)
32"
(810 mm)
chimney
Floor proctection
With ventilated wall
heat shields
REQUIRED CLEARANCES
Without wall heat shields
Incombustible
ventilated heat
shields - 50" high
(1270 mm)
wall
Page 18
7007
8"(203mm)
C
8"(203mm)
C
REV. 2013-05
53-1/4" (1350mm)

16" (400mm)
16"(400mm)
39"(1000mm)
22,5"(570mm)
24"(610mm)
48"(1220mm)
15" (390 mm)
26"(660mm)
C
C
24"
(610 mm) 48"
(1210 mm) 60" (1525 mm)
40"
1015 mm)
35,5"
(902 mm)
36"
(915 mm)
36"
(915 mm)
50"
(1270mm)
chimney
made tomeasure
Ceiling outlet Wall outlet
chimney
Floor proctection
With ventilated wall
heat shields
REQUIRED CLEARANCES
Without wall heat shields
Incombustible
ventilated heat
shields - 50" high
(1270 mm)
wall
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7100
8" (200 mm)
+/- 18"(450 mm)
C
72"
(1830 mm)
51"
(1295 mm)
8"(203mm)
C
8"(203mm)
C
REV. 2013-05
53-1/4"(1350 mm)
30-1/4" (768mm)

26.5" (670mm)
16" (400mm)
3"(75mm)
+/-15"(380mm)
25"(630mm)
47"(1200mm)
C
C
C
24"
(610 mm)
48"
(1210 mm)
40"
1015 mm)
52" (1320 mm)
72"
(1830 mm)
51"
(1295 mm)
30"
(762 mm)
42"
(1065 mm)
42"
(1065 mm)
42"
(1065 mm)
chimney
madetomeasure
Ceiling outlet Wall outlet
chimney
Floor proctection
With ventilated wall
heat shields
REQUIRED CLEARANCES
Without wall heat shields
Incombustible
ventilated heat
shields - 50" high
(1270 mm)
wall
Page 20
7120
8"(203mm)
C
8"(203mm)
C
REV. 2013-05
53-1/4" (1350 mm)