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General| Construction | Steel |
|---|---|
| Emissions Standard | EPA Certified |
| Fuel Type | Wood |
| Burn Time | Up to 8 hours |
| Firebox Volume | 2.0 cu. ft. |
| Log Size | 20" |
Recommends professional installation by a qualified specialist.
Warns about hot surfaces and suggests protective guarding for vulnerable persons.
Instructions for sealing the top belly and fitting the FATSO baffle plate.
Details on mounting the control bracket and connecting the ball chain.
Steps for installing water coils and baffle plates for specific models.
Covers general safety clearances, heat-sensitive areas, and hearth requirements.
Details minimum clearances to unprotected heat-sensitive walls.
Explains how heat shields reduce minimum wall-to-stove distances.
Describes three types of shields and their corresponding clearance factors.
Specifies required hearth extension depths for different stove models.
Lists acceptable methods for constructing insulating hearths.
Instructions for securing the stove against movement, e.g., earthquakes.
Emphasizes using Masport approved flue kits and following provided instructions.
Lists essential criteria for safe fireplace installations, including clearances and ventilation.
Details how to shield heat-sensitive mantel-pieces from stove heat.
Covers plumbing codes, circulation, and critical safety warnings for water coil installations.
Provides specific inlet and outlet connection heights for various stove models.
Steps for cleaning the flue, curing paint, and general pre-fire checks.
Crucial warnings about clearances, flammables, open fires, and water coil usage.
Step-by-step guide on how to safely start a fire in the stove.
Guidance on suitable fuel types, moisture content, and prohibited materials.
Explains how to adjust heat output on Steadiheat and non-Steadiheat models.
Advice on running fires for flue cleaning, efficiency, and avoiding overheating.
Highlights the necessity of adequate room air supply for proper stove draft.
Recommends using the top door for refuelling and ensuring the damper is open.
Discusses problems with wet fuel, creosote buildup, and potential flue fires.
General warnings about children, combustibles, and stove operation.
Instructions for safely removing and disposing of ashes from the stove.
Recommends annual flue sweeping for optimal performance and safety.
Provides visual representations and key dimensions of stove profiles.
Details shipping weights and overall dimensions for packaging and transport.
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