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Pioneer manufacture an Outdoor 850 ‘Ash Floor Protector’ which complies
with the minimum floor protector requirements of AS/NZS2918, and can
be installed with any Outdoor 850 fire. Outdoor 850 fires do not require
an insulated floor protector as they comply with the minimum floor
protector requirements of AS/NZS2918. These minimum floor protector
requirements are;
• They must be of adequate size to give appropriate wall, rear and front
clearances/projections as detailed in the chart illustrated on page 6.
• The floor protector must extend 200mm horizontally to the rear and
each side directly below the door opening, and 300mm forward of the
door opening
• The upper surface of the floor protector must be made of non-
combustible material.
A suitable floor protector for an Outdoor 850 fire is therefore any non-
combustible material which could include;
• Cement based tiles or similar with grouted joints fixed directly to a hard
base over combustible flooring
• A sheet of toughened glass, panel steel etc. laid directly onto any
combustible floor.
Once installed all minimum clearances and floor protection dimensions
must be adhered to. This includes the critical clearances vertically and the
clearance radius of the flue system termination.
Floor protector positioning
Your Outdoor 850 Floor Protector has two sets of fixing points
pre-drilled for the seismic restraint of the Outdoor 850-P.
Using the most forward set of fixing points will require you to position
your Pioneer floor protector a minimum of 106mm from the nearest rear
combustible wall/fence. This will ensure the minimum rear clearance of
150mm to the fire is achieved once your Outdoor 850-P is installed.
Using the rear set of fixing points will require you to position your Pioneer
floor protector a minimum of 266mm from the nearest rear combustible
wall/fence. This will ensure the minimum rear clearance of 150mm to the
fire is achieved once the Outdoor 850-P is installed.
Floor protector installation
Move the Outdoor 850 fire onto the floor protector and using a suitable
measuring device, ensure that the minimum wall clearances and front
floor protector projections as detailed in the chart on page 6 are met or
exceeded. Once the fires location on the floor protector is established,
seismic restraint is required. Using masonry anchors if the floor protector
is on a concrete floor or coach bolts if a wooden floor, secure the Outdoor
850-P through the holes provided in the base plate, at each side of the
pedestal leg. The Outdoor 850-T must have the braked castors locked.
Note: The anchors must pass through the floor protector and securely
anchor the Outdoor 850-P fire to the floor.
Floor protector size, construction and fitting
Your Outdoor 850 comes complete with a cooking tool kit and a stainless steel
hanging bracket for hanging your cooking tools. Packed under the fire’s ashlip
are your cooking tool kit aluminium handles and the stainless steel tool ends
are packaged inside the firebox. Assemble your tools using the 4mm Allen
key supplied with the firebox. Please remove all plastic film where applicable.
Your cooking tool kit includes: 1x grill lifter, 1x fire rake and 1x pizza peel.
Assembly of the Grill Lifter tool (A)
Insert the stainless-steel removal tool end into the aluminum extruded handle,
this is the second longest handle (835mm). Line up the holes and use the 4x
M6x8mm stainless dome head socket screws with washer’s (1 washer under
each bolt head). Insert bolts and tighten.
Assembly of the Fire Rake (B)
Use 2x M6x12mm dome head socket screws and two flat washers one under
each bolt head. Attach the fire rake end to the shortest aluminum handle
(810mm). The handle has two threads inserted at one end so nuts are not
required. The return fold of the fire rake end goes towards the front of the
handle.
Assembly of the Pizza Peel (C)
Use 2x M6x12mm dome head socket screws and two flat washers, one under
each bolt head. Attach the pizza peel end to the longest aluminum handle
(920mm). This handle has two threads inserted at one end so nuts are not
required. You will notice the handle end has an angle cut that matches the
angled profile of the pizza peel end.
Cooking Tool Kit - Tool assembly instructions
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