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General| Type | Wood Stove |
|---|---|
| Burn Time | Up to 8 hours |
| Flue Outlet Diameter | 6 inches |
| EPA Certified | Yes |
| Firebox Material | Steel |
| Door Material | Cast Iron |
| Efficiency | 78% |
| Flue Size | 6 inches |
Important safety warnings for operating the wood stove, including burn risks and prohibited actions.
Details on fuel type, heating area, efficiency, emissions, dimensions, and material specifications for the stove.
Specific measurements for different stove models, including overall, combustion chamber, and door opening sizes.
Weight specifications for different stove models and available optional accessories with their part numbers.
Instructions for assembling the pedestal base and attaching side panels and the ash lip to the stove.
Steps to install the ash lip and slide the ash pan into its position on the stove.
Procedure for adjusting the stove door to ensure an airtight fit, involving lock pins and handle turns.
Explains how a blower redistributes heat for better room coverage and extends radiation power.
Crucial safety warnings about proper installation, fire risks, consulting authorities, and using smoke detectors.
Guidance on optimal stove placement for heat distribution, avoiding hallways and staircases for safety.
Specifies the required dimensions for the floor protector, ensuring it extends beyond the stove on all sides.
Detailed table showing required clearances from combustible materials for different stove models and pipe configurations.
Important notes regarding floor to ceiling height, flue pipe clearances, and avoiding obstructions in attics or walls.
Table detailing how heat radiation shields can reduce required clearances from walls and ceilings to combustibles.
Guidelines for chimney installation, including type, height, connections, and avoiding shared flues for optimal draught.
Requirements for stove pipe material, thickness, assembly, slope, length, and avoiding elbows or stabilizers.
Diagrams illustrating typical wall and vertical installations for factory-built chimneys with required supports and clearances.
Diagram showing a typical masonry chimney installation, highlighting the thimble, clay liner, and clean-out door.
Detailed illustration of a factory-built thimble connection through a wall, showing components like gypsum and insulation.
Diagram of a brick thimble installation, showing clearances between structure, combustible materials, and clay liner.
Conditions under which an outside air intake is recommended for the stove, related to house tightness and air quality.
Critical safety warnings specific to installing the stove in mobile homes, including structural integrity and anchoring.
Table listing various wood species and their estimated energy yield (BTU/cord) for efficient heating.
Emphasizes the critical importance of using dry wood (under 20% moisture) to prevent creosote and ensure proper operation.
Method to test if wood is dry enough by placing it in a warm stove and observing ignition time and hissing sounds.
Instructions for the first few fires to cure the stove's paint, requiring small fires and controlled air circulation.
Steps for safely lighting the fire, including warming the chimney, using paper and kindling, and initial door opening.
Explains controlled combustion for efficient heating by adjusting air intake for slow or quick wood burning.
Vital warnings about overfiring, using log cradles, and proper wood placement within the firebox to prevent damage.
Procedure for safely reloading the stove with wood, including air control adjustments and slow door opening for draft.
Tips to prevent creosote build-up, including using dry wood, maintaining proper temperatures, and regular cleaning.
Instructions for removing ashes from the stove, emphasizing doing so when cold and at regular intervals.
Instructions for inspecting, cleaning, and replacing the stove's glass door, emphasizing using correct parts and care.
Recommendation to change the door gasket annually for airtightness, efficiency, and security. Includes replacement instructions.
Guidance on cleaning and repainting the stove's finish with heat-resistant paint, including surface preparation.
Details on warranty coverage for different parts (lifetime, 5 years, 1 year) and labour terms for the Drolet stove.
Information required for making a warranty claim, including proof of purchase, model/serial numbers, and nature of defect.
