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General| EPA Certified | Yes |
|---|---|
| Flue Size | 6 inches |
| Efficiency | 78% |
| Firebox Size | 2.0 cu ft |
| Log Length | 18 inches |
| Depth | 26.5 inches |
| Maximum Burn Time | 10 hours |
Crucial safety precautions for stove installation, operation, and handling.
Verify local building codes and inspection requirements before installation.
Essential distances from the stove to surrounding combustible materials for safe operation.
Specific guidelines and warnings for installing the stove in a mobile home, including air inlet.
Appliance EPA certification for emissions and warning not to remove the safety label.
Detailed measurements for the stove when installed on a pedestal base.
Detailed measurements for the stove when installed on its leg base.
Measurements for the stove model with a step top on a pedestal.
Measurements for the stove model with a step top on legs.
Required distances from the standard stove model to combustible materials.
Reduced distances to combustibles when the top shield accessory is installed.
Required distances for the step top model to combustible materials.
Specifications for floor protection and maintaining air space around the chimney.
Details on the stove's safety listing and specific approvals for various installations.
Key components required for safe chimney installation, including connectors, thimbles, and chimney systems.
Essential fire safety practices such as smoke detectors, fire extinguishers, and evacuation plans.
Instructions and warnings for the proper installation and maintenance of the venting system.
Requirements and best practices for installing the chimney connector pipe, including material and slope.
Optimal chimney dimensions and static pressure readings for efficient stove operation and draft.
Essential checks for masonry chimneys, including condition, blockages, flue sizing, and wall thickness.
Minimum required thickness for brick, modular block, and stone masonry chimney walls.
Specifications for flue liners and mandatory air space between the liner and chimney wall.
Mandatory clearances for chimneys passing through combustible structures inside and outside the house.
Requirement for firestops when chimneys pass through floors and ceilings to prevent fire spread.
Minimum height requirements for chimneys above the roofline for safety and proper draft.
Mandatory air space between chimney and insulation to prevent heat buildup.
Requirement for using approved thimbles when connecting through combustible walls to masonry chimneys.
Detailed steps for constructing a brick thimble assembly around a fire clay liner.
Method for using a solid pack chimney section as a thimble for masonry connections.
Mandatory air space requirements for solid pack chimney thimbles connecting to combustible walls.
Minimum thickness requirements for solid bricks used in masonry chimney construction.
Building the thimble frame and ensuring the required 2-inch air space around the chimney section.
Attaching the wall spacer, band, and trim collar for secure and safe chimney section installation.
Verifying air space between connector, chimney section, and wood framing during installation.
Emphasizes precise adherence to the manufacturer's installation instructions for prefabricated chimneys.
Details two primary methods for installing metal prefabricated chimneys: interior through roof or exterior run.
Minimum height requirements for prefabricated chimneys above the roofline for safety and draft.
Mandatory use of the specified outside air kit and ensuring an unrestricted air inlet for combustion.
Instructions for securely bolting the stove and warnings against compromising mobile home structure.
Mandatory grounding of the unit and permissible vent offsets from the vertical.
Step-by-step instructions for installing the outside air kit on stoves with leg bases.
Step-by-step instructions for installing the outside air kit on stoves with pedestal bases.
Instructions for assembling and attaching the pedestal to the stove body.
Instructions for assembling and attaching the leg kit to the stove body.
Steps for installing the ash removal system on the pedestal model stove.
Steps for installing the ash removal system on the leg model stove.
Procedures for operating and cleaning the ash removal system, including safe ash disposal.
Explanation of the three stages of wood burning: kindling, secondary, and charcoal.
How the primary air control regulates combustion air for different burn rates.
How the secondary air control enhances combustion by preheating air for unburned gases.
Guidelines for operating the optional blower at different burn settings for optimal performance.
Tips for efficient stove operation, including air control settings, burn rates, and wood selection.
Understanding opacity, selecting/storing wood, and adjusting burn rates for efficient operation.
Instructions for adjusting primary and secondary controls for medium and low burn rates while maintaining flames.
Detailed instructions for building a fire, from kindling to adding logs and adjusting controls.
Guidance on selecting, drying, splitting, and storing wood for optimal burning and minimal creosote.
Managing creosote buildup, inspection, and cleaning procedures for the chimney system.
Instructions for cleaning stove glass and gold-plated surfaces, including warnings.
Safe procedures for ash removal and information on the firebrick lining.
Warning about overfiring, its causes, dangers, and immediate corrective actions.
Information regarding the components and assembly of the door handle mechanism.
Step-by-step instructions for safely replacing the stove's glass with ceramic glass.
Detailed steps for removing and reinstalling the stove's baffle, including tool requirements.
Diagrams showing the correct layout and dimensions for the firebrick pattern.
Step-by-step instructions for installing the optional blower unit onto the stove.
Instructions on how to adjust the blower speed control for optimal air flow.
Instructions for installing the top heat shield, including component attachment and chimney pipe placement.
List of optional accessories available for the stove, with part numbers.
List of replacement service parts for the stove, with part numbers.
Details the lifetime limited warranty coverage and lists specific exclusions for components and conditions.
Mandatory requirement for installation by an authorized contractor and proper warranty registration.
Specific actions or conditions that will void the product's warranty, including misuse and alterations.
