Trueheat TH36 User manual

INSTALLATION MANUAL
OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
TH28 / TH36 / Ttt*2
For the Trueheat® UL Listed Factory-Built Fireplace Models TH36.TH36G, TH36MG, TH36MGF, TH36D,
TH36DG, TH36DF, TH36DGF, TH28, TH28G, TH28MG, TH28MGF, TH28D, TH28DG, TH28DGF, TH42,
TH42G, TH42F, and TH42GF.*
Congratulations! You have just purchased a quality, UL Listed Trueheat® Fireplace engineered for safety'
and durability. Correct and proper installation of all Trueheat® fireplaces is the most important step in
ensuring years of safe and continuous use. You should read these instructions from front to back prior
to installing your fireplace. Failure to install your Trueheat® fireplace in accordance with these instruc
tions will void your Trueheat® Warranty and may cause a possible fire hazard. Use only UL Listed Trueheat®
fireplace parts marked with the UL Listing Mark and the Trueheat® name. Use of other manufacturer's
fireplace parts with your Trueheat® fireplace system will void the Trueheat® Warranty and may cause a
possible fire hazard. For proper operation of your Trueheat' fireplace system refer to the Trueheat® Opera
tion Manual provided in the plastic bag around your fireplace firescreens. If you have any question
concerning the installation of your Trueheat® fireplace system call 512-474-1378.
'Note reference to TH28, TH36 or TH42 in the text of these instructions refers to all 28, 36 or 42 Models
unless otherwise specified.
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Introduction:
Your TRUEHEAT' Zero Clearance Fireplace System has been designed and tested to provide a safe and energy-efficient
heat circulating fireplace when installed in accordance with these installation instructions. Incorrect installations, modifying
Trueheat' components, or using parts made by another manufacturer will void the Trueheat® Warranty and may cause a fire
hazard. Never use fireplace inserts or retrofit your Trueheat* fireplace with a wood stove and/or stove pipe.
Before you start your installation, consult your state and local building and fire safety codes for factory-built fireplaces.
Your local building inspector may not approve your installation if these codes are not followed. In addition, the National Building
Code requires that all fireplaces be installed in accordance with NFPA-211.The National Fire Protection Association publica
tion NFPA-211 requires that all Factory-Built fireplaces be installed in accordance with their installation instructions.
All Trueheat• fireplaces are UL Listed for use in single and multi-family dwellings. The models TH28MG, TH28MGF, TH36MG
and TH36MGF are also UL Listed for use in mobile homes. When installing those fireplaces in mobile homes, refer to the
section, "Additional Requirements For Mobile Home Installations."
IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS
The Fireplace:
The fireplace should be installed on a solid continuous surface.
Do not install your fireplace on a floor covered with carpeting, vinyl
or similar soft combustible material. However, the fireplace may be
installed directly on plywood, particle or other solid combustible
material.
The fireplace may be located practically anywhere in the room.
You should consider ceiling and roof rafters that may require cut
ting and plumbing and wiring that may have to be moved when
deciding where to locate the fireplace. The opening of the fireplace
must not be located closer than 24 inches to any perpendicular wall.
FIG. 1 shows some typical installations.
Combustible materials may be
installed at zero-clearance to the
top, side and rear spacers on the
fireplace as shown in FIG. 2. The
dimensions of the fireplaces are
shown in FIG. 3.
FIG. 2
POINTS OF ZERO CLEARANCE
WARNING: DO NOT PACK RE
QUIRED AIR SPACES WITH
INSULATION.
WARNING: BE SURE TO USE
THE FOUR TIE STRAPS PRO
VIDED ON ALL UNITS. WITHOUT
TIE STRAPS SECURED, THE UNIT
MAY SHIFT AROUND CREATING
GAPS BETWEEN THE MASONRY
AND FIREPLACE.
CAS LINE OPINING
ZIHO CLEARANCE
ZERO CLEARANCE 10
THE TOP'RONE EDGE
Of THE FIREPLACE
OUTSIDE AIR INLET
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R ROOM DIVIDER
T3L
FULL PROJECTION
if
SIDE BY
SIDE
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TZT
FIGURE 1 TYPICAL LOCATIONS
FIG. 2 CONTINUED
POINTS OF ZERO CLEARANCE (TOP VIEW)
ZERO CLEARANCE
TO FIREPLACE
SIDE SPACERS
ZERO CLEARANCE (AIR SPACE)
TO REAR SPACERS
^L
V, INCH AIR SPACE
TO FIREPLACE SIDES

Framing members may be constructed to touch all points of zero clearance. The minimum dimensions required for framing
for the various models are shown in FIG. 4& 5. Remember, these dimensions are minimums, so if you desire, you may make
the framed fireplace opening larger to slide the fireplace into the opening after the framing is complete.
FIGURE 4
MEASUREMENT IN INCHES
MODEL
TH28
18 45 V. 13 18Y)
31 52 13 V, 33V. 17
TH36 15Vz 22
36 72 15 21
TH42
19 62Vi 18 V. 25v, :<• , 47 V. 25 12Vz
Three additional optional items that must be considered are;
1) gas appliance accessories, 2) outside combustion air and 3)
electrical connections for blower assembly. In order to allow for
easy installation of any of these items, it will be necessary for
you to
locate the fireplace near the appropriate utility outlet. Refer
to the section in these instructions concerning the accessory you
intend to use.
The Chimney System:
The Trueheat* Trueflow double wall chimney system has been
specially designed and UL Listed for use with all Trueheat*
fireplaces. The Trueheat* 28 and 36 inch models employ the 8 inch
Trueflow chimney while the 42 inch models use the 10 inch
Trueflow chimney. The Trueheat" Trueflow chimneys must be in
stalled at a minimum two inch clearance or "air space" from com
bustible material. Combustible material is defined as any material
that will burn such as wood, paper, plastics, etc.
Trueflow chimneys may be installed with one or two 30° off
sets (pair of elbows) per fireplace-chimney system. Offsets may
be desired to avoid plumbing, wiring, roof joists, etc. Never use
more than two 30° offsets per system and never connect 2 or 3
elbows together to make a 60° or 90° offset. Always secure the 4
elbow support straps to framing members of the structure. The
maximum offset distance is 8 ft. (To achieve an 8 ft. offset you
must use 4 - 4 ft. sections of pipe. The rise for an 8 ft. offset is
14Vi ft.) See FIG. 6. Always terminate the fireplace chimney to
the exterior of the structure. All chimneys should be terminated
a minimum of three feet above the point closest to roof of the
structure and use the 10 ft. rule. See FIG. 7. The 3ft. height helps
create the proper draft in the chimney system and is necessary
to keep the fireplace system safe.
The minimum height of the fireplace and chimney systems are
given in Table 1.
Trueheats Trueflow 8 and 10 inch chimney systems may
employ two 30° offsets also. See page 9, Double Offsets, for in
stallation of more than one chimney offset.
21V.
23V.
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RISE
MAX. OFFSET
8 FT.
30° ELBOW
STRAIGHT SECTIONS
30s ELBOW
USE THE INFORMATION IN TABLE 3 TO
DETERMINE PIPE REQUIRED FOR DESIRED OFFSET
FIG. 6 OFFSET INSTALLATIONS
FIG. 7
10 FOOT RULE
If chimney is within 10' of roof peak the top should
extend a minimum of 24" above the roof peak. When
more than 10' from roof peak the top of chimney
should be positioned so that it is 10' or more from
the closest point on roof in a horizontal direction,
and a minimum of 24" above the point, but never less
than 3 ft. in height above the roof at the centerline
of the chimney.

NOTE: The10footrulemaynotbeanadequaterulewhenthe roofexceedsa6:12pitch.Belowillustratesthe pressuresencountered with
various roof pitches. Becausethe downward airpressuresonthesteep pitched roofs, problems with backdrafting and/or poor drawing
of smoke may result It may be necessary to raise the chimney cap slighty higher than the roof peak under these circumstances to
allieviate the problem. windward \ /leewaro
A. 1
r
ZZ ♦ t t t i i — t Liij
FLAT ROOF
i36°
SLOPE 9:12 SLOPE 10:12
WIND PRESSURE DISTRIBUTION ON PITCHE0.OR GABLE.ROOFSOFVARYING SLOPES*
♦Architectural Geaphics Standards by Ramsey/Sleeper 7th Edition.
TABLE 1
SLOPE 16:12
Model
Mln. Ht.
Max. Ht.
Flue Dla.
Outer Dia.
Max
Offset
Chimney
Cap
Min. Air
Space
TH28 and TH36
(All Models)
13'
79 ft.
8 in.
14 in.
2-30°
CHC-8
CA-8
CTA-8
21'
Double Offset
2
14'2"
79 ft.
10 in.
15 in.
2-30°
CA-10
CTA-10
All TH42
21'
Double Offset
2
WARNING: Do not use 30° offsets in mobile home installations,models TH36MG, TH36MGF.TH28MG, TH28MGF
If your Trueflow chimney pipe extends beyond 6 ft. above the roof of the structure, guy wire should be used to support
the chimney from 3 sides. The guy wire should be secured tothe chimney using sheet metal screws. Note, the sheet metal
screw must not penetrate the center (flue) pipe of the chimney.
Do not install damaged chimney components. If spacer clips oh outer pipe have become dislodged from the chimney straight
or elbow sections, then they must be repaired prior to installation.
In order to determine how many and what size of chimney sections that are required togettothe desired height for your
chimney installation, usethe following actual installed height for each part ofthe fireplace-chimney eystem and Table 2 for
actual heights of the various combinations of chimneypipe shown.See Example A.
System
Installed
Ht. (In.)
TH28
37
TH36
37
TH42
42
F12-8
F12-10
10V2
F18-8
F18-10
16Y2
F36-8
F36-10
341/2
F48-8
F48-10
461/2
CA-8
CA-10
F30-8*
F30-10*
15
PS-10
PS-8
12
•Represents total installed height of 1 pair of 30° elbows for each size pipe
If it is necessary tousean offset to avoid an obstruction such as wiring etc., then usethe following information and Table
3 to determine the pipe needed for the desired offset. See Example B.
OFFSETS AND RISES OF INDIVIDUAL CHIMNEY COMPONENTS
For Pipe Size
2-30° Elbows
F12-8
F12-10
F18-8
F18-10
F36-8
F36-10
F48-8
F48-10
The Offset
will be
41/2 in.
51/4
8V4
17V4
22
The rise
developed is
15 in.
9
14V4
29%
39
•For combined offsets and rises of various pipe installations, see Table 3 offset chart.
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EXAMPLEA: Suppose you are installing a fireplace in a
2 story house. To determine the actual chimney sections
required for the installation, determine the height of the
chimney using the 10 ft. rule to calculate the chimney re
quired above the roof. Let's suppose it's a low pitch roof
so 3 ft. is needed above the roof. Calculate the total height
required as follows:
Chimney above the roof
3 ft.
Attic space and rafters
3 ft.
2nd floor
8 ft.
Celling joist between 1st and 2nd floor 1 ft.
1st floor
8 ft.
Total height desired 23 ft.
EXAMPLE A CALCULATING VERTICAL INSTALLEO HEIGHT
^i^b-w I-" *
^3
FT.
^3
FT.
CEILING JOIST ».
/
FIRESTOP /
SPACER V t
8 FT.
1
\? '—
t
a ft.
*
TABLE 2
VERTICAL INSTALLATION CHART
To get a total installed chimney height, use the number of chimney sections shown in the column with aTH28 or TH36 inch
fireplace and cap.*
*For TH42 Fireplace add Vt ft. to the height shown.
•Heights given indicate the total height of fireplace and chimney.
CHIMNEY HEIGHT CHIMNEY SECTIONS
F12-10
F12-B
P18-10
F18-8
F38-10
P36-8
F48-10
F48-8
10' 6" 11
ire-
1 1
12' 0"
2
12" 6"
2
13' 0" 22
13' 6" 12
14"
0" 12
14" 6" 22
15'0"
3
15' 6"
12
16' 0" 13
16' 6"
3
17'0" 23
ire- 13
18'0"
13
18'6"
23
19' 0"
4
19" 6"
1 3
20' 0"
14
20' 6"
4
2V 0" 24
21' 6" 14
22'0"
14
22'6"
20 4
23" 0"
5
23'6"
14
24*0" 15
24'6" 5
25'(P
25
25' 6" 1 5
26'0" 1 S
26'6"
25
27'0"
6
27' 6" 1S
28' 0" 16
28'6"
6
29'0" 26
29'6" 16
30'0"
16
Chimney Height Chimney Sections
F12-10
F12-S
F18-10
F18-8
F36-10
F36-8
F48-10
F48-8
30' 6"
\ 2 6
3V 0" 7
31' 6"
16
32' 0" 1
32' 6"
33'0" 2
33'6" 1
34' 0"
1
34' 6"
2
35' 0" 8
35'6"
17
36'0"
18
36'6"
8
37* 0"
28
37' 6"
18
38'0"
18
38'6"
28
39' 0"
9
39* 6"
18
40' 0"
19
40' 6"
9
41' 0" 29
41 • 6"
19
42* 0"
19
42' 6"
29
43'0"
10
43'6"
19
44'0"
1
10
44'6"
10
45'0"
2
10
45' 6"
1
10
46' 0"
1
10
46' 6"
2
10
47' 0"
11
47' 6"
1
10
48' 0"
111
48' 6"
11
49" 0" 211
49' 6" 1
11
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TABLE 3
OFFSET CHART
CHIMNEY SECTIONS REQUIRED
Offset
Desired (In.)
2-30°
Elbows
F12-8
F12-10
F18-8
F18-10
F36-8
F36-10
F48-8
F48-10
Rise
Developed
4V2
1 Dair
15
9V«
1 Dair
1
24
12»/4
1 pair
29 V*
15
1 Dair
2
33
18
1 oair
1
38 V*
21V4
1 oair
1
39
23 V* 1
oair
2
47V4
261/a
1 pair
1
54
30
1 pair
1
59
31V4
1 pair 1
63
34J/4
1 pair
68V*
37
1 pair
2
72
40
1 pair
1
771/4
43V4
1 pair
1
83»/4
451/4
1 pair 2
86V4
48V2
1 pair
2
93
52
1 pair
11
98
53»/4
1 pair 12
102
56V4
1 Dair
2
107V4
59
1 Dair
22
111
62
1 oair 12
1161/4
65V4
1 Dair
12
122 3/4
67V4
1 pair
22
125V4
701/2
1 oair
3
132
74
1 oair
12
136V2
75 V* 1
pair 13
141
78V4
1 pair
3
146V4
Next look on the Vertical Installation ChartTable 2 to determine the pieces of pipe required forthe desired height. A 23 ft. in
stallation requires5 sections of
F48-8 chimney pipe,as shown on Table 2,a fireplace and chimneycap. Ifyou were installing a
TH42 fireplace, you would only need the pipe required for a 22 ft. 6 inch installation because TH42 is 6 inches taller than a
TH36 orTH28 so you subtract 6 inches from the desired height. From the Vertical Installation Chart, a 22 ft. 6 in. installation re
quires two F12-8, one F18-8 and four F48-8 chimney sections.
EXAMPLE B: Let's say you are installing the fireplace in your family room. Directlyabove the place where you would like to in
stall the fireplace is a bedroom. Therefore you want to offset the chimney to avoid the room. Inorder to calculate the distance
required, measure from the center of the fireplace to the back edge of the obstruction. Add to that distance 9 in. The number
you have calculated is the center-to-center offset desired. SEE EXAMPLE B FIG. The measurement from the center of the
fireplace chimney opening to the rear of the house is 12 in. The calculated center-to-center offset would be 21 in. To determine
the chimney components required to obtain a 21 in. offset refer to Table 3. FromTable 3 you can see the closest offset TO21 is
21V*. So the chimney sections required areone pairof 30°elbows (offsets), and one F36-8 chimney section.The risedeveloped
over a 21% in. offset is 39 in. Therefore, to determine what other chimney sections are required to obtain the desired installed
height, you simply subtract 39 in. from the height desired and refer to Table 2 for the necessary chimney components.
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EXAMPLE B CALCULATING OFFSETS
BEDROOM
CENTER OF FIREPLACE -
CHIMNEY PIPE
FAMILY ROOM
Chimney components required to complete installation:
Calculated offset 12 + 9 = 21
Closest possible offset 21%
Chimney components required for offset:
1-palr 30° elbows (offsets)
1-F36-8
Total overall chimney height required —21 ft.
Chimney components required to complete installation:
3 FT.
1 FT.
8 FT.
1 FT. 21 FT.
OFFSET DISTANCE
'REQUIRED 12 INCHES
REAR EDGE
OF OBJECT
TO BE AVOIDED
T
8 FT.
Total height — offset rise = chimney components needed.
21 ft. — 39 in. (3*3" or 3') = 18 ft. height.
From the Vertical Installation Chart Table 2 the sections required are:
1 - F12-8 1 - F18-8 and 3 - F48-8.
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Hearth Extensions:
When a TRUEHEAT® Fireplace is installed on a combustible
floor, then a hearth extension constructed of 4 sheets of Va" thick
Johns-Manville Cera Form 106R Board or listed floor protector.
If Cera-Form Board is used, it must be protected with a minimum of 26
gage galvanized steel and may be covered with a non-combustible veneer,
such as stone, brick, tile, etc.
The appropriate size for the hearth extensions for the TH28, TH36, and
TH42 models are given in Table 4 and are shown in Fig. 8.
TABLE 4
MODEL ABC
TH28
16
44 8
TH36
20
60
12
TH42
20
66
12
WARNING: THE CRACK BETWEEN THE BACK
OF THE HEARTH EXTENSION AND THE FRONT
OF THE FIREPLACE MUST BE SEALED WITH A
NON-COMBUSTIBLE MATERIAL SUCH AS
GROUT, MORTAR, ETC. ALSO PROVIDED WITH
YOUR FIREPLACE ARE TWO METAL SAFETY
STRIPS THAT MUST BE INSTALLED IN THE
CRACK BETWEEN THE FIREPLACE AND THE
HEARTH EXTENSION. THE SAFETY STRIP
SHOULD BE OVERLAPPED TO FORM ONE LONG
PIECE AND SHOULD BE LOCATED HALF UNDER
THE FIREPLACE, HALF UNDER THE HEARTH EX
TENSION. THIS SAFETY STRIP IS VERY IMPOR
TANT BECAUSE IT KEEPS ANY HOT EMBERS
THAT MAY FALL INTO THE CRACK FROM COM
ING INTO CONTACT WITH THE COMBUSTIBLE
FLOOR. SEE FIG. 9.
GAS APPLIANCE ACCESSORIES
If you intend to add a gas appliance accessory
to your fireplace you must install the gas line into
the fireplace when you install the fireplace. The gas
line should be constructed of % in. iron pipe and
the appropriate iron fittings. The gas line can enter
the fireplace from either side. With a screwdriver
and hammer, remove the knockout from the outside
wall of the fireplace. If the fireplace is equipped
with metal side panels in the firebox then remove
the knockout in the side panel the same way. If the
fireplace has refractory side panels, then chisel a
hole
as shown in FIG. 10. After removing the
knockout in the refractory or metal side panel,
remove one last knockout in the fire chamber
sidewalls. Next, install gas line through the knock
outs into the firechamber of the fireplace. A
minimum 7 in long nipple should be used to reach
the inside of the fireplace. Either cap off or install
gas log or lighter and check for leaks.
The gas line provision is intended to be con
nected to a decorative gas appliance only, in accor
dance with the National Fuel Gas Code, ANSI Z
223.1 - 1980.
FIQ.8
HEARTH EXTENSION SIZES
FOR TRUEHEAT* FIREPLACES
SEAL THIS GAP WITH NON-COMBUSTIBLE
MATERIAL, SUCH AS GROUT OR MORTAR
FRONT BASE OF FIREPLACE
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i
HEARTH EXTENSION
METAL SAFETY STRIP
FIQ.9
INSTALLING THE FIREPLACE SAFETY STRIP
FIG. 10
REMOVING KNOCKOUT IN REFRACTORY SIDE PANELS
CHISEL OR
SCREWDRIVER
\\
I
REFRACTORY
SIDE
PANEL
REFRACTORY
SIDE
PANEL
A. CHISEL OFF NIPPLE
B. CHISEL HOLE TO DESIRED SIZE
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WARNINO: IF YOU ATTEMPT TO CHISEL
STRAIGHT THROUQH THE REFRACTORY SIDE
PANEL BEFORE REMOVINO THE NIPPLE YOU
MAY CRACK AND BREAK THE PANEL. NEVER
OPERATE FIREPLACE IF REFRACTORY SIOE
PANELS ARE NOT INSTALLED.

WARNING: NEVER USE MATCHES OR LIGHTERS TO CHECK FORGAS LEAKS. USESOAPY WATER ON ALL JOINTS AND
CHECK FOR BUBBLES.
CAUTION: ALWAYS FOLLOWTHE MANUFACTURERS INSTRUCTIONS PROVIDEDWITHTHE GAS APPLIANCE ACCES
SORY. DO NOT MODIFY THE GAS APPLIANCE IN ANY MANNER.
CAUTION: DO NOT USE A GAS APPLIANCE IN A MOBILE HOME.
CAUTION: WHEN USING YOUR DECORATIVE GAS APPLIANCE, THE FIREPLACE DAMPER MUST BESET INTHE FULLY
OPEN POSITION.
OPTIONAL OUTSIDE AIR
AllTrueheat® fireplaces are equipped to accept outside combus
tion air if desired. By using outside combustion air you will increase
the efficiency of the fireplace by reducing the amount of room air
that will be used for combustion. Therefore, it is recommended that
the outside air system be used whenever practical. The outside air
system consists of one house vent, one section of flexhose, two
plastic ties, and one starting collar.
The outside air flexhose should be Installed to bring outside air
from the exterior of the structure to the fireplace. The house vent
should be installed on the exterior of the structure and located so
that the vent will not be blocked by snow, leaves or other debris.
The house vent should never be installed to take air from an attic
space, garage, or any other area that may contain combustible
fumes.
See Fig. 11 and 12 for installation of outside air duct. The flex air
duct may be installed in any direction and has no minimum or max
imum length requirements.
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IS M InlUIWd -.
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FIG. 11
OUTSIDE COMBUSTION AIR HOOKUP
FIG. 12
OUTSIDE COMBUSTION
AIR INSTALLATION METHODS
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Flex Duct can be installed In any direction.
Installation of Outside Air for All Units
1.) Locate the nearest outside air source and cut a 5" diameter hole for the house vent. It must extend completely
thru an exterior wall or ceiling to obtain air from outside the home or from within the attic space.
Remove outside air cover from firebox and install outside air starter on side of unit using four screws provided.
Attach 4" diameter UL Class 1flexible air duct securely onto air starter collar with plastic tie provided and run duct
through 5" exterior opening.
Pull flex through 5" opening and attach to outside house vent with plastic tie provided. Mount house vent flush
with outside wall or mount to top of joists in attic space.
To regulate the amount of combustion air into the unit the damper may be adjusted by regulating the damper handle
In an up (open) and down (closed) motion. See your Trueheat® Owners Manual for the complete explanation of the
operation of the outside air.
For Mobile Home installations follow the same methods of Installation as previously described using the black
flexduct and accessories. All holes should be cut a minimum of 6Vi inches diameter. See special considerations
for Mobile Home installations.
2.)
3.)
4.)
5.)
6.)
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ROOF JOIST SHIELDS FOR TH42
FIREPLACES AND ALL TRUEHEAT®
DOUBLE OFFSET INSTALLATIONS
Whenever two-30° offsets (4-30° elbows) are
employed, the following installation criteria must
be followed.
1. The minimum installation height (fireplace
and chimney) must be 21 ft. The maximum
overall height must not exceed 79 ft.
(fireplace and chimney).
2. The maximum offset distance for each off
set is 8 ft. Therefore the total offset distance
for 2 offsets is 16 ft. Two elbows may be con
nected to one another in order to create a
4 inch offset. See FIG. 13.
3. A minimum of 4 ft. of vertical chimney must
be installed between each offset. See FIG.
13.
4. For TH36 and TH28, whenever two-30° OFF
SETS ARE EMPLOYED, TRUEHEAT® MODEL
RJ8 ROOF JOIST SHIELDS MUST BE IN
STALLED. The model RJ roof joist shields
must be installed at the roof joist level as
shown in FIG. 14. ForTH42 models, the mod
el RJ roof joist shields must be used for all
installations. Roof joist shields must be in
stalled in accordance with FIG. 14.
If these installation guidelines are not followed,
you will void your TRUEHEAT® warranty and may
create a fire hazard.
MINIMUM OFFSET
OF 4 INCHES
MIN. 4 FT.
BETWEEN
OFFSETS
FIG 13
DOUBLE OFFSET INSTALLATION CRITERIA
MINIMUM
4 FT. BETWEEN
OFFSETS
.MAXIMUM TOTAL.
OFFSET OF 16 FT.
FIG. 14
Nail roof Joist shields to each side of the roof with two nails on each of the four sides.
ROOF JOIST
SHIELDS NAILED
TO CROSS
MEMBERS
NOTE: Roof Joist shields are required for all TH42 Installations.
NOTE: When Installing the chimney In a chase or steep pitch roof, the roof joist shields must still be used.
Center each shield In the roof Joist directly perpendicular to the chimney center.
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PREWIRING FOR OPTIONAL BLOWER
All Trueheat models except the TH28, TH28G, TH36 and TH36G are designed tousethe Trueheat optional blower assemblies
If you ever Intend to install the optional blower assembly in your Trueheat® fireplace then you must wire the three-prong
receptacle in the Junction box onthesideofthe fireplace at the time of installation ofthe fireplace. The wiring must be
completed as shown in wiring diagram 1 by a qualified electrician or electrical technician. All wiring and wiring connections
mustbecompleted inaccordance with the National Electrical Code and all local codes. Theconnections must be com
pleted in accordance with the National Electrical Code and all local codes. The connections must be completed toa proper
lyfused 120 V, 15 amp grounded circuit. All wiring must be rated a minimum 60°C.
WIRE NUTS
BLACK •
GREEN (GROUND) '
WHITE
-TO
CIRCUIT BREAKER
JUNCTION BOX SIDES
JUNCTION BOX COVER PLATE
3-PRONG RECEPTACLE
PLUO BLOWER IN PROPERLY
WIRED AND GROUNDED
RECEPTACLE
SECURE JUNCTION BOX COVER
TO JUNCTION BOX SIDES WITH 2
SHEET METAL SCREWS AFTER
WIRING 3-PRONG RECEPTACLE
WIRING DIAGRAM 1
ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR MOBILE HOME INSTALLATIONS
Trueheat® Models TH28MG, TH28MGF, TH36MG and TH36MGF are UL Listed for use in Mobile Homes. Mobile home
Installations should be identical to permanent structure installations with the following exceptions and additional precautions.
WARNINQ:
CAUTION:
1.) NEVER INSTALL A FIREPLACE IN A SLEEPING ROOM OF A MOBILE HOME
2.) NEVER INSTALL GAS LOG LIGHTERS OR OTHER GAS APPLIANCES IN YOUR TRUEHEAT®
FIREPLACE IN A MOBILE HOME.
3.) ALWAYS GROUND THE FIREPLACE TO THE MOBILE HOME.
4.) ALWAYS USE A FIRESTOP THIMBLE AT THE ROOF LEVEL OF THE MOBILE HOME. SEE FIG
15 FOR MOBILE HOME INSTALLATION DETAILS.
5.) THE STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY OF THE MOBILE HOME, WALLS, CEILING, AND ROOF MUST
BE MAINTAINED.
6.) SECURE THE FIREPLACE TO THE FLOOR OF THE MOBILE HOME WITH THE STEEL STRAPS
SUPPLIED.
7.) THE TOTAL OVER-THEROAD INSTALLED HEIGHT OF THE FIREPLACE CHIMNEY MUST
NOT EXCEED 13 FT. 6 IN. ADDITIONAL SECTIONS OF CHIMNEY AND THE CHIMNEY CAP
MUST BE INSTALLED AT THE PERMANENT SITE OF THE MOBILE HOME. IN ALL CASES,
THE MINIMUM HEIGHT OF THE CHIMNEY ABOVE THE ROOF OF THE MOBILE HOME MUST
BE 3 FT., INCLUDING THE CAP. ALWAYS FOLLOW THE 10 FT. RULE. SEE FIG. 7.
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7A.) THE FINAL INSTALLED CHIMNEY HEIGHT IS 13 FT.
8.) ALL MOBILE HOME INSTALLATIONS REQUIRE THAT THE FIREPLACE BE INSTALLED WITH
OUTSIDE AIR AND GLASS DOORS. THE OUTSIDE AIR MUST BE THE TRUEHEAT1 OA-6
MOBILE HOME OUTSIDE AIR KIT.
9.) THE TRUEHEAT" MODELS TH28MG, TH28MGF, TH36MG and TH36MGF MEET ALL HUD RE
QUIREMENTS AND ARE UL LISTED FOR MOBILE HOME INSTALLATIONS.
10.) IF THE MOBILE HOME ROOF/CEILING JOIST IS LARGER THAN 6 IN., THE THIMBLE EXTEN
SION MUST BE USED. THE THIMBLE EXTENSION SHOULD BE INSTALLED INSIDE THE
FIRESTOP THIMBLE TUBE AND CUT TO THE DESIRED LENGTH SO THAT IT EXTENDS
THROUGH THE ENTIRE CEILING JOIST, ATTIC AND ROOF JOIST AREA.
10A.)THE MOBILE HOME CHIMNEY TERMINATION KIT MUST BE SECURED WITH 3 SHEET
METAL SCREWS BECAUSE THEY DO NOT HAVE THE BUTTON LOCK. THIS SECTION OF
CHIMNEY AND THE CHIMNEY CAP MUST BE REMOVED SO THAT THE TOTAL TRUCKABLE
HEIGHT OF THE CHIMNEY DOES NOT EXCEED 13 FT. 6 IN. WHEN THE MOBILE HOME IS
BEING TRANSPORTED.
11.) IF THE FIREPLACE IS INSTALLED IN A MOBILE HOME WITH A CATHEDRAL CEILING, THE
THIMBLE EXTENSION MUST BE EMPLOYED. FIG 16 ILLUSTRATES THE PROPER FIRESTOP
THIMBLE INSTALLATION FOR CATHEDRAL CEILINGS. BE SURE TO USE THE THIMBLE
SHIELD EXTENSION AS WELL AS THE THIMBLE TUBE EXTENSION.
12.) ALWAYS COVER THE TOP OF THE CHIMNEY WITH PLASTIC BEFORE INSTALLATION OF
THE CHIMNEY CAP AND FINAL PERMANENT INSTALLATION TO PREVENT RAIN AND
DEBRIS FROM BLOWING IN THE CHIMNEY PRIOR TO THE INSTALLATION OF THE FINAL
CHIMNEY SECTIONS AND CAP. THE PLASTIC MUST BE ATTACHED SECURELY TO PRE
VENT IT FROM BLOWING OFF DURING TRANSIT.
FIG. 15
MOBILE HOME INSTALLATIONS
FIG. 16
INSTALLATION OF
FIRESTOP THIMBLE
FIRESTOP THIMBLE
6-INCH
OUTSIDE AIR
VENT KIT
CA-8 CHIMNEY CAP
MOBILE HOME
TERMINATION KIT
STORM COLLAR
FLASHING
MOBILE HOME ROOF/CEILING
JOIST
CHIMNEY SECTIONS
WIRING FOR
OPTIONAL BLOWER
AND GROUNDING
OF THE FIREPLACE
SECURE FIREPLACE
TO FLOOR ON EACH
SIDE.
FS THIMBLE SHIELD
FS THIMBLE PIPE
FIRESTOP
NAIL THIMBLE PIPE'EXTENSION TO
ROOF JOISTS
FS THIMBLE SHIELD EXTENSION
CUTOFF EXCESS ABOVE ROOF JOIST
• FS THIMBLE PIPE EXTENSION
SCREW THIMBLE SHIELD EXTENSION
TO THE THIMBLE SHIELD
RAFTER
NAIL FIRESTOP THIMBLE
AT BOTTOM
•THIMBLE EXTENSIONS ARE TO BE USED WHEN THE TOTAL HEIGHT FROM THE
BOTTOM OF THE RAFTERS TO THE TOP OF THE JOIST EXCEEDS 12 INCHES.
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Optional Glass Doors
All Trueheat® fireplaces are listed for use with optional glass door enclosures. Trueheat® models with the suffix letter
G are equipped with glass doors factory installed. (Example: TH28G)
!?™l,,0s INSTALLATiON AND USE OF ANY OTHER MANUFACTURERS GLASS DOORS ON YOUR TRUEHEAT®
525^*5 E MAY CAUSE A FIRE HAZARD AND WILL VOID THE TRUEHEAT® WARRANTY. DO NOT USE TRUEHEAT® GLASS
DOORS ON ANY OTHER FIREPLACE.
When installing glass doors in your Trueheat® fireplace follow the instructions provided with theglass doors. If your Trueheat®
fireplace is equipped with glass doors use the following instructions prior to operation of the fireplace.
1.) Remove all packaging material from glass enclosure
including wood supports in bottom of the frame.
2.) Move doors to the partially open position and mount
handles onto doors with appropriate screws and nuts
(two per handle). CAUTION: DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN.
See FIG 17.
Note:When removing glass doors from the glass door frame, depress
spring clips at the top outside corners (See FIG 18) and allow guide pins
on doors to pop out of clips. Pulltop of doors to the centerof the fireplace
and lift out of clips on the bottom outside corners of the doors.
When replacing doors, place bottom door guide pin into hole of door
clip and then slide top door guide pin outward and upwards into upper
door clip hole.
For proper glass door operation see your Trueheat® Owner's Manual.
FIG. 17
FRONT
FIG. 18
REMOVING AND INSTALLING GLASS DOORS
TO REMOVE: Push spring
clip up (see arrow) and
pull doors out.
=^SsrJ
TO INSTALL: Push door
guide pin into spring
clip hole.
^
SCREW
NUT
STEP BY STEP INSTALLATION:
Use the step by step instructions as aguide for installing your Trueheat®fireplace. It may be necessary to alter from the
exact order of these instructions depending on your particular installation.
Step 1: Choose a Location for the fireplace. When selecting the location remember to take into consideration the nearest
available power source, outside air source and gas source if you intend to use any of the optional features available. Also
check the ceiling above the desired location for furnace ducts, wiring or plumbing. SEE FIREPLACE LOCATION AND FIG. 1.
Step 2. Place the fireplace in the desired location. Ifyou are installing the fireplace in an existing structure, remove any
carpetingor other soft combustible coveringfromthe floorwherethe fireplace is to be installed. Ifthe fireplace is being installed
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on a combustible surface, install the metal safety strip underthe front edge of the fireplace as shown in FIG. 9. If you desire
the fireplace on a raised hearth, then make sure that the fireplace rests on a solid continuous platform. Ifthe platform is
on an exterior wall of the home then it should be insulated with insulation with the same R factor as the exterior walls of
the structure. Level the fireplace using shims if necessary. If the fireplace is not level it could move after installation.
Step 3. Now you are ready to cut the holes in
the ceiling for the chimney. Drop a plumb line
from the ceiling directly above the fireplace and
locate the point directly above the flue outlet on
the top of the fireplace. This point is the center
of the chimney. Mark this point and measure
over 9 inches in each direction. The 18 inch by
18 inch square formed is the opening required
for
the chimney. For installation of the TH42 use
91/2 inches in each direction and a 19 by 19 hole.
See FIG. 19. This same procedure should be
followed for each level that is to be penetrated.
Step 4: After cutting a hole in the last ceiling,
you are now ready to locate and cut the hole in
the roof of the structure. The roof hole can be
located using a plumb line as shown in Step 3.
However, the length of the hole through the
roof will depend on the pitch of the roof and
the size of the roof joist members. Tables 5
and 6 give the various roof opening sizes. FIG.
20 shows how the minimum size is measured.
Step 5. Framing the ceiling and roof joist
openings is next. Framing is necessary to
maintain the structural integrity of the joist
area.Crossmembers should be nailed as shown
in FIG. 21.
A. CHIMNEY OPENING
TH28&TH36-18" x 18*
TH42-19" x 19"
B. TH28&TH36-9"
TH42-9'/i"
sa
>1
m
PLUMB
"LINE
FIG. 19
CUTTING CEILING OPENINGS
ROOF OPENING
PITCH :
(SEE CHART)
r MINIMUM
TO COMBUSTIBLES
FIG. 20
ROOF
FIG. 21
SEE TABLE 5 FOR TH28, TH36 SERIES
SEE TABLE 6 FOR TH42 SERIES
18" FOR TH28, TH36
19" FOR TH42
18" FOR TH28, TH36
19" FOR TH42
18" FOR TH28, TH36
19" FOR TH42
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Step 6. Firestopspacers should nowbe installedat every joist level except the roof. Thefirestop spacers should be nailed
upto the bottomof the joist between living spaces and nailed down to the top of the joist in the attic space. See FIG. 22.
Please note that roofjoist shields must be installed as outlined on page 9 for the TH42series and all double offset installations.
Step 7: You are now ready to install the fireplace
chimney system. Determine the numberof chimney
sections required to reach
the desired height and
install the shortest chimney section first to the top
of the fireplace. The reason for installing
the
shortest sections first is so there are fewer joints
of pipe above
the roof. To install a section of pipe,
firmly push the inner (stainless steel) pipe down in
to the 8 or 10inch starting flue on the fireplace. The
pipe must lock securely into position. To check the
fit, pull up on pipe section. Ifproperly installed the
pipe will not pull out of the flue on the fireplace.
If the pipe pulls out push it back down inside the
pipe until it locks. Next, install the outer pipe. Push
the outer pipe down over the starting collar on the
fireplace. Again, pull up on the pipe to make sure
it is properly locked. Install the remaining pipe in
the
same wayalways inserting the flue (center) pipe
inside the previous section and installing the outer
section over the outside of the previous section.
Check each section to make sure it is properly
locked to the previous section. To ensure that the
pipedoes not-come apart, the.instalier, at his option, mayattach the outer walls of the chimney pipe with 2 sheet metal screws.
Drill two holes 180°apart using %drillbit less than 2inches longand screw sections together. WARNING: BE VERY CAREFUL,
WHEN DRILLING HOLES IN THE OUTER PIPE, NOTTO DRILL THROUGH THE STAINLESS STEEL FLUE,
FIG. 22
MOUNT FIRESTOP SPACER
IN THIS MANNER WITH
ATTIC ABOVE
CEIUNG.
MOUNT FIRESTOP SPACER IN
THIS MANNER WITH ANOTHER
ROOM ABOVE CEILING
TABLE 5
PITCH
MINIMUM ROOF OPENINGS/
FRAMING MEMBERS TH28, TH36
x/12 2x4
2x6 2x8 2x10 2x12
0/12 18x18 18x18
18x18 18x18 18x18
1/12
18x18'/!
18x18%
18x18% 18x19%
18x19%
2/12 18x19
18x19'/.
18x19% 18x20 16x20'/.
3/12 18x19'/.
18x20'/.
18x20 >/. 18x21V.
16x21 V.
4/12
18x20% 18x21 18x21% 18x22% 18x23
5/12 18x21 •/.
18x22
18x22'/. 18x23'/.
18x24%
6/12 18x22'/,
18x23% 18x24% 18x25'/, 18x26%
7/12 18x23 18x24'/.
18x25% 18x26%
18x27'4
8/12
18x24'/,
18x25'/,
18x26'/. 18x26% 18x29%
9/12
18x25%
18x27 18x28%
18x30 18'/.x31%
10/12 18x26"/.
18x28%
18x30 18x31 V. 18x33%
11/12 18x27 V, 18x29%
18x31% 18x33% 18x35%
12/12 18x29'/.
18x31'/.
18x33% 18x35% 18x37%
TABLE 6
PITCH
MINIMUM ROOF OPENINGS!
FRAMING MEMBERS TH42
x/12
2x12 2x4
2x6 2x8 2x10
0/12 19x19 19x19
19x19
19x19 19 x 19
1/12 19X20% 19 x 19% 19 x
19% 19x19% 19x20%
2(12 19x21%
19x20
19 x 20% 19x20% 19x21
3/12 19 X 22% 19 x 20'/.
19x21% 19x21% 19 x 22%
4/12 19x24
19x 21'/,
19x22 19x22% 19 x 23%
5/12 19 x 25%
19 x 22%
19x23 19 x 23%
19x24%
6/12 19x 27%
19x23% 19x 24% 19x 25% 19x 26%
7/12 19 x 28% 19x24
19 x 25% 19x26%
19 x 27%
8/12 19 x 30%
19 x 25% 19x
26%
19 x 27%
19x 29%
9/12
19x32% 19x26% 19 x 26 19 x 29% 19x31
10/12 19 x 34%
19 x 27%
19x29%
19x31 19x32%
11/12 19x 36% 19 x
28% 19x30%
19 x 32%
19x34%
12/12
19 x 38% 19 x 30% 19 x 32%
19 x 34%
19 x 36%
Note: Some local building codes require that the chimney sections be secured with sheet metal screws. Check your local
building codes for details.
Note: When the fireplace chimney height exceeds 30 ft. a chimney support piece must be used. The support section should
be secured to the framing members as shown in FIG 27, page 17.
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WARNING: ALWAYS MAINTAIN A MINIMUM 2 INCH "AIR SPACE" TO COMBUSTIBLES.
Step 7A: If offsetsare required toclearan obstruction inthe pathway ofthe chimney orifelbowsare required ina multifamily
dwelling, use Trueheat® 30°offsets. Firstdeterminethe offset required bythe method described in Offset Installations and
the Offset Tables. Install straight chimney sections to the desired height and then install the offset elbow. (The offset elbow
is the elbow without support straps). You will notice that the elbow's inner and outer pipes are unitized (one piece) and that
only the outer pipe will lock into the previous section of pipe. Next install the required sections of straight chimney pipe to
get the desired offset distance and install the return elbow. (Return elbow has foursupport straps). Securelynail each of
the foursupport straps undertension to framingmembersofthe structure.Offsets mayangle inanydirection,forward, backward
or sideways.
WARNINGS: 1.) NEVER INSTALL TWO ELBOWS TOGETHERTO MAKE A 60s OFFSET.
2.) THE MAXIMUM OFFSET DISTANCE IS 8 FT.
3.) ONLY USE 2 PAIRS OF 30° ELBOWS PER SYSTEM.
4.) ALWAYS ATTACH ALL FOUR ELBOW SUPPORT STRAPS.
5.) ALWAYS MAINTAIN A MINIMUM 2 INCH "AIR SPACE" TO COMBUSTIBLES.
6.) ALWAYS SECURE OFFSET SECTIONS WITH A MINIMUM OF TWO SHEET
METAL SCREWS.
It is recommended each offset elbow and straight section of pipe to attach securely with two sheet metal screws to help
support the chimney offset. Once the sections are securely attached, drill two holes 180° apart with a % inch drill bit that
is less than 2 inches long. Secure with a sheet metal screw in each of the two places. For easier installation, attach elbows
to straight offset sections or sections of pipe on the floor. Securing the offset sections will help provide better alignment
of chimney sections and a safe installation. See FIG. 23.
Step 8: You are now ready to start the exterior
of the installation. Install the remaining chimney
sections to the exterior of the structure. Make sure
the chimney extends amin. of 3 ft. above the roof
and 2 ft. above any portion of the roof within 10 ft.
Pull the flashing down over the chimney till it rests
on the roof and mark the spot where the flashing
overlaps the roof. Remove the roofing in the area
marked and slide the flashing under the roofing
above the hole and over the roofing below the hole.
Renail all shingles into position. NOTE: Before nail
ing flashing into position check to make sure that
a minimum 2 inch "air space" has been maintained.
Then nail into position.
Next slide the storm collar over the end of the
pipe and slip tab into slot on opposite end of storm
collar. For 8 inch pipe use the 2nd slot on the col
lar while for 10 inch use first slot. Pull the tab tight
in the slot and bend back over slot. Seal the entire
seam around the chimney pipe and storm collar and
the seam around the roof flashing and roof with a
waterproof mastic. This area must be treated as
any portion of the roof and must be sealed to pre
vent leaks. See FIG. 24.
Step 9: To complete the exterior portion of the
installation, install the chimney cap desired. All
caps must be screwed to the last section of
chimney pipe, with the inner flue installed inside
the last section of pipe a minimum of 2 inches. For
telescoping caps Model CTA-8 and CHC-8, the inner
pipe will slide into the inner flue of tha chimney and
the outer flue pipe will slide down over the outside
of the outer chimney pipe.
The outer wall of the cap must overlap the outer
wail of the chimney a minimum of 3 inches and
must be secured with a minimum of three sheet
metal screws.
With the completion of the cap installation the
exterior installation is finished.
FIG. 23
SEAL HERE
WITH MASTIC
SEALER
STORM
COLLAR
2 IN. CLEARANCE -
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IT IS RECOMMENDED
THAT EACH CHIMNEY SECTION
BE SECURED WITH TWO
SHEET METAL SCREWS
WHERE SHOWN.
DETAIL
FIG. 24
FOUR
ELBOW STRAPS WITH
A MINIMUM OF AT
LEAST TWO EIGHT-PENNY
NAILS EACH.
CHIMNEY CAP
MASTIC SEALER
FLASHING
SEAL HERE
WITH MASTIC SEALER

Step 10: Frame in the fireplace and chimney using the minimum clearances and dimensions shown in FIGS 3 and 4 The
irep ace and chimney must be enclosed in the living areas of the structure where accidental, unintentional contact with the
fireplace or its chimney is possible. The chimney does not have to be enclosed in unused or unfinished areas of the structure
such as the attic etc Always maintain a minimum 2 inch air space to combustibles from the chimney. Only brinq combustibles
in contact with the fireplace at points of zero clearance. See FIG. 2.
Step 11: Once the framing is completed add any optional equipment that may be desired such as outside air gas line
or electrical hook-up for the optional blower assembly. Refer to the specific section of the instructions for the option to be
installed.
Step 12: Cover the framing members with the desired material. Drywall and plywood are two commonly used If you are
finishing the face of the fireplace with combustible materials see FIG. 25. If you are finishing the face of the fireplace with
non-combustible materials see FIG. 26.
WARNING: COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS MUST NEVER OVERLAP THE BLACK PAINTED PORTION OFTHE FIREPLACE.
COMBUSTIBLE FACING MATERIAL TO THESE
EDGES OF FIREPLACE
COMBUSTIBLE
FACING MATERIAL
TOP EDGE
OF FIREPLACE
HEARTH EXTENSION
OF NON-COMBUSTIBLE MATERIAL
FRAMING MEMBER
FIG. 25
FINISHING THE FIREPLACE WITH COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS
The bottom edge along the front face of the fireplace formed by non-combustible facing materials must be filled and sealed
with a non-combustible material such as grout or mortar. Also, wall ties should be fastened with sheet metal screws to the
front face of the fireplace and secured in the mortar joints of the facing material. Never block or alter any cooling opening
on the fireplace. Cooling openings are any louvered opening or any hole on the front face of the fireplace.
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FRAMING MEMBERS TO
TOP SPACERS.
CUT-AWAY VIEW
NON-COMBUSTIBLE FACING
MATERIALS TO THESE EDGES
OF THE FIREPLACE.
WALL TIES
NON-COMBUSTIBLE
FACING MATERIAL
STEEL LINTEL
FILL WITH MORTAR
FIG. 26
FINISHING THE FACE OF THE FIREPLACE WITH
NON-COMBUSTIBLE FACING MATERIALS
FRAMING MEMBER
O
s
METAL SAFETY STRIP
HEARTH EXTENSION OF
NON-COMBUSTIBLE MATERIAL
Step 13: Ifyour fireplace is installed over a combustible floor then a non-combustible hearth extension must be employed.
The hearth extension must be constructed as described in the Hearth Extension portion of this manual.
Your Trueheat* Fireplace should now be ready for use. Before starting your first fire make sure you have thoroughly read
and understand your Trueheat1 Owners Manual. We hope your Trueheat® Fireplace provides you with years of dependable,
enjoyable service.
ROOF STABILIZER
NOTE: STRAPS ARE TO BE
SECURED IN SAME MAN
NER AS ELBOW. (SEE
FIGURE 23).
FIG. 27
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