Grill'D Aurora - Sauna floor protection; Safety distances

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3.1.2. Sauna floor protection
Figure 3.
A) Concrete oor without nish
The heater can be installed on the oor without any special precauons, if the concrete
thickness is not less than 60 mm. There shall be no electrical cables, water supply and
sewage pipes in the concrete under the heater.
B) Floor with le nish
The materials laid under the les, such as: glue, waterproong and so on, are not resistant
to heat radiaon of the heater. You can use special racks to protect the oor under the
heater.
C) Floor made of combusble materials.
You can use special racks to protect the oor under the heater or arrange an understructure
rack consisng of layers of heat-insulang, non-combusble, heat-reecng materials of
sucient thickness. In case the oor in front of the heater door is made of combusble
material, it is necessary to install oor protecon made of non-combusble material.
IMPORTANT! Make sure that the oor is capable of withstanding the heater load. Take
measures, if necessary.
3.1.3. Safety distances
Figure 4, Table 2.
(A) - Distance from the heater connecon to the ceiling.
(B) - Minimum safety distance to ammable materials on both sides of the heater, (C) -
behind and (D) - in front of it.
(E) - Distance to the walls made of non-combusble materials.
(F) - Distance to the walls made of non-combusble materials in the alcove.
The gap between the heater and the walls made of non-combusble materials (E, F) is
necessary for air circulaon.
Figure 3.
Sauna floor
protection
min 60 mm
A B