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Dear Customer,
The Renaissance Rumford™ 1000 is the world’s first certified clean
burning open fireplace. It combines technology with elegance, allowing
you to enjoy an open fire without compromising environmental quality.
We have designed your new Renaissance Rumford™ 1000 to be easy to
install, operate and maintain. It is in your best interest to become familiar
with it. Study your manual to be sure that the installation is correct, and
then follow the guidelines for operation and maintenance.
We at Renaissance Fireplaces™ congratulate you on your choice of the
Rumford 1000, and are confident that you have purchased a fireplace
that burns cleanly, without compromise.
Sincerely,
Renaissance FireplacesTM Team
August 2008
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SAFETY FIRST 3
DO'S AND DONT'S 3
CREOSOTE: FORMATION AND REMOVAL 4
FUEL WOOD 4
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS 5
OPTIONS 5
UNIT DIMENSIONS AND CLEARANCES 6
INSTALLATION 10
LOCATION 10
CEILING CLEARANCE 10
UNPACKING YOUR RUMFORD 1000 13
MOVING THE RUMFORD 1000 14
SECURING THE FIREPLACE IN PLACE 14
DOOR AND FIRESCREEN INSTALLATION 15
FINISHING COVERS INSTALLATION 16
SURROUND LINTELS INSTALLATION 17
OUTSIDE AIR DUCT 17
CHIMNEY 19
CHIMNEY INSTALLATION 20
OFFSET CHIMNEY 20
CHASE ENCLOSURE 22
FRAMING 22
FIREPLACE FACING 22
SAFETY FIRST
3
HEARTH EXTENSION 24
MANTEL 27
FIREBOX LINING INSTALLATION 27
OPERATION 34
OUTSIDE AIR CONTROL 34
LIGHTING THE RUMFORD 1000 34
CONTROLLING YOUR FIRE 34
REFUELING 36
GUILLOTINE DOOR 36
GUILLOTINE FIRESCREEN 36
MAINTENANCE 37
GENERAL CLEANING 37
PAINT 37
GLASS CLEANING 37
CHIMNEY CLEANING 37
DISPOSAL OF ASHES 38
GUILLOTINE SYSTEM 38
GUILLOTINE DOOR'S SEAL 38
LISTING LABEL 41
REPLACEMENT PARTS 41
30 YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY 42
SAFETY FIRST
DO'S AND DONT'S
If this fireplace is not properly installed, a house fire could result. For your
safety, follow the installation directions. Contact your local authority having
jurisdiction (such as municipal building department or fire department)
regarding restrictions and installation requirements, and the need to obtain a
permit.
To ANYONE using this fireplace: these DO's and DONT's are for your safety.
1. DO read this instruction manual before lighting your first fire. DO keep these
instructions for future use.
2. DO burn seasoned wood fuel.
3. To avoid glass breakage, DO NOT slam the fireplace door.
4. DO NOT ever use gasoline, gasoline-type lantern fuel, kerosene, charcoal lighter
fluid or similar liquids to start or freshen up a fire in this fireplace. Keep all such
liquids well away from the fireplace while it is in use.
5. DO NOT overfire the fireplace. Burn a maximum of 4 medium logs (5" diameter)
or 3 large logs (6" diameter) at a time. See complete warning on page 34.
6. DO operate the fireplace with the door either fully closed or fully open with
the firescreen. If the door is left partly open for more than a couple of minutes, it
will increase the burn rate to dangerous levels and permanently damage the
fireplace.
7. If you use the fireplace with the door wide open, DO NOT forget to bring the
firescreen down to prevent logs and sparks from burning your floor. Under no
SAFETY FIRST
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GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
5
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
The RUMFORD 1000 fireplace is environmentally friendly and provides a magnificent
view of the fire.
When lined with the optional vermiculite panels, it has met the United States
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Wood Burning Fireplace Program Phase 2
emission level. It is:
Typically burning at a rate of 4 kg/hr,
Clean burning with an emission rate of 3.0 g/kg when burned with the door open and
the firescreen closed as tested with ASTM 25581 test protocol,
Clean burning with an emission rate of 1.0 g/kg when burned with the door closed as
tested with ASTM 25581 test protocol,
Clean burning with an equivalent emission rate of 4.19 g/hr when burned with the
door closed, and
An exempt fireplace when tested as per the EPA Stove test protocol. It then obtained
a burn rate well above 5kg/h.
OPTIONS
The RUMFORD 1000 has two options for the bricks that line the interior of the firebox.
One of the two options MUST be installed.
1. Vermiculite panels with a herringbone brick pattern (EO-VP1000). This choice offers
the cleanest burning fireplace on the market and a very classic herringbone look.
Pros: super low emissions, very fast startup.
Cons: Less durable than cement refractory bricks, expect to see wear and cracking
with these bricks over time.
2. Cement refractory bricks with a running bond brick pattern (EO-RB1000) which
offers the most durable solution for the Rumford and a very traditional look.
Pros: Durable and dependable, less maintenance and degradation over time.
Cons: The fireplace will not light as quickly.
WARNING: THIS FIREPLACE HAS NOT BEEN TESTED WITH AN UNVENTED GAS LOG SET.
TO REDUCE RISK OF FIRE OR INJURY, DO NOT INSTALL AN UNVENTED GAS
LOG SET INTO THIS FIREPLACE. DO NOT INSTALL A GAS LIGHTER BECAUSE
THE HEAT PRODUCED BY THE FIREPLACE MAY PERMANENTLY DAMAGE THE
GAS LIGHTER
1 ASTM 2558: Standard Test Method for Determining Particulate Matter Emissions from Fires in Low Mass
Wood-Burning Fireplaces.
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
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EARANCE
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igure 2 F
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arances
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
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GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
8
Table 1 Unit Clearances and Specifications
A Distance to combustible material from side, back and top
standoffs 0"
(0.0 mm)
B Minimum distance from side wall to the side of the
fireplace opening 24"
(610 mm)
C Minimum ceiling clearance: from the base of the fireplace
to the ceiling 8'
(2.44 m)
D Minimum chimney height: minimum total chimney height
from fireplace top to below the chimney rain cap 12'
(3.66 m)
E Maximum chimney height: maximum total chimney
height from fireplace top to below the chimney rain cap 60'
(18.3 m)
F Maximum chimney height supported by the fireplace 15'
(4.6 m)
G Minimum depth of non-combustible hearth extension:
from the front of the fireplace (refer to the "Installation:
Hearth Extension" section for details) 24"
(610 mm)
H
Minimum width of non-combustible hearth extension:
total width, must be centered on the firebox opening
(refer to the "Installation: Hearth Extension" section for
details)
45"
(1.14 mm)
I Minimum width of the spark guard 45"
(1.14 mm)
J Maximum mantel shelf depth (see Table 2 for other
mantel sizes) 12"
(305 mm)
K
Minimum height of a combustible mantel shelf above the
top of the fireplace opening (to the bottom of the
combustible mantel) (refer to the "Installation: Mantel"
section for details)
See Table 2
L Maximum mantel post depth (see Table 3 for other
mantel post sizes) 12"
(305 mm)
M Minimum distance between each combustible mantel post
and the fireplace opening (refer to the "Installation:
Mantel" section for details) See Table 3
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
9
Table 2 Various Mantel Shelf Depths and Corresponding Installation Heights
Maximum Mantel Shelf
Depth Minimum Installation
Height
0" to 6" 6"
12" 12"
A combustible mantel shelf cannot be installed less than 6" above the top of the
fireplace opening. A combustible mantel shelf cannot be deeper than 12".
For combustible mantel shelf depths between 6" and 12", simply install the mantel shelf
at a distance above the fireplace opening corresponding to the mantel shelf depth:
For example, mantel shelf depth to be installed: 9 ¼"
It is between 6" and 12"
Minimum installation height of a 9 ¼" mantel: 9 ¼" above the fireplace opening.
If the combustible mantel shelf has a cross-section with variable depth, it has to be
installed so that its widest part is not installed lower than the corresponding minimum
installation height while making sure that the lowest point of the mantel shelf is not
installed lower than the minimum installation height corresponding to its depth.
Refer to the "Installation: Mantel" section for particulars.
Table 3 Various Mantel Post Depths and Corresponding Installation Distance
Maximum Mantel Post
Depth Minimum Installation
Distance
0" to 3" 6"
12" 10"
A combustible mantel post cannot be installed less than 6" from either side of the
fireplace opening. A combustible mantel post cannot be deeper than 12".
For combustible mantel post depths between 6" and 12", you can calculate the minimum
installation distance between the two mantel posts given as follows:
For example, mantel post depth to be installed: 9 ¼"
It is between 3" and 12"
So: (9.25 x 4/9) + 4.676 = 8.778 = 8 13/16"
Minimum installation distance of a 9 ¼" mantel post: 8 13/16" from either side of
the fireplace opening.
If the combustible mantel post has a cross-section with variable depth, it has to be
installed so that its thickest part is not installed closer than the corresponding minimum
installation distance while making sure that the thinnest point of the mantel post is not
installed closer than the minimum installation distance corresponding to its depth.
Refer to the "Installation: Mantel" section for particulars.
INSTALLATION
10
INSTALLATION
Check with your local authority having jurisdiction (such as municipal building
department, fire department, fire prevention bureau, etc.) regarding restrictions and
installation requirements, and the need to obtain a permit.
WARNING: IF THIS FIREPLACE IS NOT PROPERLY INSTALLED, A HOUSE FIRE CAN
RESULT. FOR YOUR SAFETY, FOLLOW THE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
AND CLEARANCES. DO NOT PACK REQUIRED AIR SPACES WITH
INSULATION OR OTHER MATERIALS.
LOCATION
The RUMFORD 1000 must be installed within the vapor barrier of the home. Preferably
the whole fireplace should be within the vapor barrier but at the very least, the front of
the fireplace should be part of the wall including the vapor barrier. It cannot be installed
outside, or on a three season porch.
Your RUMFORD 1000 fireplace may be installed in different ways (see Figure 3) without
any special floor reinforcement.
Specifications of the fireplace along with clearances are shown in Figure 1, Figure 2,
Table 1, Table 2 and Table 3. We recommend that you take the time to plan your entire
installation (fireplace and chimney) before beginning the actual installation (refer to
Figure 4).
1. Note the location of roof and floor joists. Try to choose a location that does not
require cutting them.
2. Do not build shelves or cupboards in the area above the fireplace. This space must
be kept empty.
3. If at all possible, install the chimney on the interior of the building as it will provide
better performance than an exterior chimney. In areas with continuous temperatures
below 32°F the use of an exterior chimney may result in operating problems such as
poor draft and excessive condensation of combustion products. If you do install an
exterior chimney we recommend that you install it within an insulated enclosure (see
Installation: Chase Enclosure).
CEILING CLEARANCE
Ceiling clearance is the distance from the base of the fireplace to the ceiling.
Under no circumstances should the distance between the ceiling firestop and the base of
the fireplace be less than the clearance specified in Table 1 (C).
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a
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ming dim
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nsions are
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tallation.
INSTALLATION
11
INSTALLATION
12
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igure 4 G
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allation
INSTALLATION
13
UNPACKING YOUR RUMFORD 1000
WARNING: THE FIREPLACE IS FRONT HEAVY. MAKE SURE TO ALWAYS MAINTAIN
CONTACT WITH THE FIREPLACE WHEN MOVING IT TO PREVENT ANY UNDUE
TILTING.
The RUMFORD 1000 fireplace is front heavy. To safely ship and transport the RUMFORD
1000, we have taken various parts from the front of the fireplace and attach them to the
back of the crate rendering the overall crate rather well-balanced. As soon as you start
removing heavy parts from the back of the crate, the rest of the crate becomes
unbalanced, be careful.
Two transportation blocking brackets are in place to prevent the guillotine door from
moving during shipping. Do not attempt to move the guillotine door before removing
these transportation safety devices. To remove some weight on the front of the
fireplace, the counterweights are not installed; they are attached to the back of the
crate. We recommend that you wait until the fireplace is in its final position before
removing the transportation blocking brackets and installing the counterweights. Until
you do, the guillotine door is disabled.
The fireplace crate includes all of the following:
(A) One fireplace complete with a glass door (approximately 500 lb);
(B) Four small brackets securing the fireplace to the crate: keep them, they will be
necessary for securing the fireplace to the floor;
(C) One top finishing cover in transport position on the fireplace;
(D) One front top finishing cover;
(E) Three black lintels wrapped in paper;
(F) Two bigger counterweights: attached to the back vertical posts of the crate
(approximately 25 lb each);
(G) One smaller counterweight: attached to the back vertical posts of the crate
(approximately 10 lb);
(H) A pair of Renaissance andirons: in the fireplace firebox;
(I) A hearth threshold in three parts;
(J) One spark guard: attached to the back of the fireplace;
(K) One anti-tip stability bracket: attached to the top of the fireplace casing;
(L) In the manual bag (attached to the left side of the fireplace casing, close to the
base):
Two counterweight blocking rods; Two black round caps;
One bag with four large self-tapping
screws; One bag with 15 small self-tapping
screws;
One bag with 17 rivets; A removable door handle;
Some high temperature grease;
A 5" external air coupling;
An owner's and installation manual.
These items will be referred to by the above letters throughout the installation
instructions of the fireplace itself.
INSTALLATION
14
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t
as shipped
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sure that
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chment s
t
ALWAYS
M
P
REVENT A
N
s
ide of the
f
ireplace wi
the firepla
to lift the r
e
.
the guilloti
n
N
E SYSTEM
I
LLOTINE S
Y
m
eone hold
k
ey, remov
e
tom and
m
e
wing the l
a
C
lose the fir
e
ack wall.
to the cra
t
o
und the fi
r
o
have the
w
ed to the
a
tion, you c
e
6 for ex
a
self-tappin
g
f
ireplace ca
s
t
raps loca
t
M
AINTAIN
N
Y UNDUE
fireplace.
thout the
ce by its
e
st of the
n
e door is
IF YOU
Y
STEM IS
the glass
e
the five
m
ove your
a
st screw.
e
screen.
t
e, attach
r
eplace in
brackets
back wall
an install
a
mples of
g screws
s
ing.
t
ion
F
D
N
s
y
1
2
3
A
igure 6 A
n
D
OOR AN
D
N
ow that th
y
stem. Sta
r
. To be a
b
reinstalle
keep all
t
two scre
w
finishing
when it
i
Then re
m
right acc
e
. Grab the
there is
n
firescree
n
. Find the
t
two blac
k
A
nti-Tip Stabi
On either
chimney
c
On the fr
o
the back
s
horizonta
l
n
ti-Tip Sta
b
D
F
IRESC
e fireplace
r
t by compl
e
b
le to insta
l
d later (se
e
t
he screws.
w
s, one on
cover is in
s
i
s reinstalle
m
ove the fr
o
e
ss doors f
o
firescreen
n
o counter
w
n
open.
t
wo bigger
k
round cap
s
lity Bracket:
side of the
c
oupling
o
nt side or
s
ide of an
l
2"x4"
b
ility Brac
k
REEN
I
N
S
is correctl
y
e
ting the in
s
l
l the coun
t
e
Figure 7)
.
Start by r
e
either side.
s
talled. It
m
d. Remove
o
nt central
o
r the count
with both
h
w
eight or la
t
c
ounterwei
g
s
from the
m
k
et Install
a
S
TALLATI
O
y
positione
d
s
tallation of
t
erweights
.
Take the
t
e
moving th
e
Before re
m
m
ust be rev
e
the two s
c
finishing c
o
erweights.
h
ands and li
t
ch. Use a
g
hts (F), th
e
m
anual bag
a
tion
F
r
i
O
N
d
, you can
the guilloti
n
(F) some
p
t
ime to no
t
e
top finishi
m
oving the
e
rsed, so t
h
c
rews and
r
o
ver. Conti
n
i
ft it straig
h
piece of w
o
e
two coun
t
(L).
F
igure 7
r
emoved
nstallatio
n
finish unp
a
n
e door.
p
arts need
t
t
ice how th
e
ng cover. I
t
screws, ta
k
h
e front fac
e
r
emove the
n
ue by re
m
h
t up. Be c
a
o
od about 3
t
erweight bl
Parts
t
to allo
w
n
of the do
o
a
cking the
g
t
o be rem
o
e
y are inst
a
t
is held in
k
e note ho
w
e
s towards
top finish
e
m
oving both
a
reful not t
o
9" long to
k
ocking rod
s
t
o be
w
the
o
r
g
uillotine
o
ved and
a
lled and
place by
w
the top
the back
e
d cover.
left and
o
drop it,
keep the
s
and the
INSTALLATION
15
INSTALLATION
16
4. Start on the right side. Undo the knot in the cable around the back right pulley and
slip it through the pulley and down the counterweight channel so that on end hangs
down through the bottom opening of the back counterweight channel.
5. Attach the cable to the counterweight (F) using the threaded connector and screw
the threaded connector closed.
6. Locate one of the counterweight blocking rods (L), you will need it shortly.
7. Get a good hold of the other end of the cable; wear gloves for a better grip. Pull
gently on the cable to insert the counterweight in the channel making sure not to
tear away the felt. Pull the counterweight all the way to the top of the counterweight
channel. Each counterweight weighs approximately 25 lb.
8. Push the counterweight blocking rod (L) through the hole in the counterweight
channel located about 41" from the floor. Make sure to pass the blocking rod all the
way through the channel and out the back. Once the rod is in place, you can let go of
the counterweight cable.
9. Take the time to remove any twist the cable may have before attaching it to the
frame of the guillotine door using the threaded connector.
10. Repeat steps 4 through 9 for the left door counterweight.
11. Verify that both cables are centered on their pulleys. Pull on each cable to take the
weight off the counterweight and then gently remove each of the counterweight
blocking rods.
12. The guillotine door is kept closed by two transportation blocking brackets. There is a
blocking bracket at the bottom of the guillotine door on each side. Remove the screw
holding the blocking bracket on both sides.
13. You can now install the two black round caps (L) provided over the two holes in the
guillotine frame. Just push them in place.
14. The guillotine door can now be moved up and down.
Being careful not knock the firescreen off its wood support, try moving the door up and
down slowly while looking at the cables and the pulleys. Make sure each cable is able to
move freely and centered over its pulley. If needed, realign the pulleys. If you do so, do
not forget to tighten the pulleys nut and bolts without over tightening.
15. Now undo the knot in the cable around the front right pulley and slip it through the
pulley and down the front counterweight channel so that on end hangs down through
the bottom opening of the front counterweight channel.
16. Attach the cable to the small counterweight (G) using the threaded connector and
screw the threaded connector closed.
17. Take the time to remove any twist the cable may have before attaching it to the
frame of the firescreen using the threaded connector.
18. Grab hold of the firescreen, lift it just enough to remove the wood support and bring
it down slowly just enough to put tension on the cable.
19. The firescreen can now be moved up and down.
Try moving the firescreen up and down slowly while looking at the cable and the pulley.
Make sure the cable is able to move freely and centered over its pulley in a straight line.
If needed, realign the pulley. If you do so, do not forget to tighten the pulley's nut and
bolt without over tightening.
FINISHING COVERS INSTALLATION
Make sure the guillotine door and the firescreen are closed before continuing
1
2
3
T
i
m
W
c
o
S
L
t
h
(
L
F
T
1
c
o
fi
I
f
c
a
c
u
O
A
t
h
U
n
. Reinstall
. Reinstall
that was
fireplace.
The bac
k
Using th
e
sides. U
s
of the to
p
Figure 8 I
n
. Using s
m
in Figure
inside so
ry moving
m
pede its
m
W
e recomm
e
o
mpleting t
S
URROUN
intels are
p
h
e border o
f
L
) to attac
h
igure 9.
hese lintels
" allowing
½
o
ver the
f
nishing ma
t
f
thicker lin
t
a
n use th
e
u
stom lintel
O
UTSIDE
A
A
fter the fir
e
h
e outside
(
U
se an insul
ot exceed
1
both left a
n
the front c
e
facing fron
It should
k
edge sho
u
e
two screw
s
ing five of
t
p
finishing
c
Back V
n
stallation
m
all self-tap
p
8. Make s
u
that the sc
r
the firescr
e
m
ovement.
D
e
nd that b
o
h
e fireplace
D
L
INTE
L
p
rovided wi
t
f
the front
o
h
the lintel
protrude
p
½
" for the
f
ront and
t
erials.
t
els are req
e
provided
s made.
A
IR
D
UC
T
e
place is co
r
see Figure
ated alumi
n
1
2' vertical
r
n
d right cou
n
e
ntral finis
h
t now face
s
rest over t
u
ld be on t
h
s
you remo
v
t
he small s
e
c
over to the
iew
of the to
p
p
ing screws
u
re to inst
a
r
ews tips d
o
e
en up an
d
D
o the sam
e
o
th the gu
i
and chimn
e
L
S
I
NSTA
L
t
h the fire
p
o
pening. Us
s to the fi
r
p
ast the fro
n
cement bo
a
½" for y
o
uired, thou
g
lintels as
T
r
rectly posi
t
10).
n
ium flexibl
r
ise above t
n
terweight
a
h
ing cover (
s
the back
a
he two sid
e
h
e top of t
h
v
ed, screw
e
lf-tapping
top of the
f
p
finishing
c
(L), install
a
ll the two
s
o
not protru
d
down slo
e
for the gla
i
llotine doo
r
e
y installati
o
L
LATION
p
lace to ea
s
e the rivet
s
r
eplace as
n
t of the fir
a
rd panels
t
o
ur non-co
g
h not pro
v
a template
t
ioned, con
n
e duct rat
e
h
e base of
t
a
ccess doo
r
see Figure
a
s shown i
n
e
finishing
h
e fireplac
e
both sides
o
screws pro
v
f
ireplace ca
s
cover and
the front t
o
s
ide screw
s
de from th
e
o
wly to co
n
a
ss door.
r
and the
f
on.
s
ily finish
s
provided
shown in
r
eplace by
t
hat must
mbustible
v
ided, you
to have
n
ect the ou
t
e
d at over
2
t
he unit.
r
s (see Figu
r
7). Reinsta
n
Figure 8.
covers and
e
casing as
o
f the top fi
v
ided (L) a
t
s
ing.
Front Vi
front top
f
o
p finishing
s
from the
o
e
side of th
e
n
firm that
n
f
irescreen
r
t
side air inl
e
2
00°F (93
C
Figure 9
Installati
o
r
e 7).
ll it so that
Put it on t
o
flush on t
h
shown in
F
nishing cov
t
tach the b
a
ew
f
inishing c
o
cover (D)
a
o
utside to
w
e
fireplace.
n
one of th
e
r
emain clos
e
t of the fir
e
C
). The du
c
Surroun
d
o
n
the part
o
p of the
h
e front.
F
igure 8.
er to the
a
ck edge
o
ver
a
s shown
w
ards the
e
screws
ed while
e
place to
c
t should
d
Lintel
INSTALLATION
17
INSTALLATION
18
T
b
a
s
A
t
l
4
p
1
2
3
C
T
he air inl
b
elow the
a
nd must
s
paces.
A
4" diame
t
t
otal duct
onger runs,
4
" and 5
"
p
rovided wi
t
1
. Find a
c
combus
t
inlet. T
h
above o
r
2
. Make a
diamete
r
wall of t
air inlet
the join
t
the outs
sealant.
3
. Place t
h
over th
e
insulatio
duct wi
t
Carefull
y
place wi
t
C
AUTION:
Table 4
M
Fireplace
Elevati
o
0 - 1
0
1000 -
2000 -
3000 -
4000 -
5000 -
6000 -
7000 -
8000 -
9000 -
1
et should
top of th
e
never ter
m
t
er duct ca
n
run is les
s
use 5" dia
m
"
connecti
n
t
h the firepl
c
onvenient
t
ion air duc
t
h
e outside
r
below floo
4 ¼" (5
¼
r
duct) hol
e
he house.
P
in from t
h
t
between
t
ide wall wit
h
h
e insulate
e
round sle
e
n and plast
t
h metal s
c
y
push the i
t
h 2" alumi
n
WHEN RU
N
CRIMPING
M
inimum
R
o
n (ft)
0
0
00 1
2000 1
2
3000 1
4000 1
3
5000 1
6000 1
4
7000 1
8000 1
5
9000 1
1
0000 1
6
be at lea
s
e
chimney
m
inate in
n
be used i
s
than 25'
.
m
eter duct.
n
g sleeves
a
ce
location fo
r
t
and outsi
d
a
ir inlet ca
r
level.
¼
" if using
e
in the o
u
P
ush the o
u
h
e outside.
t
he air inle
t
h
an appro
p
d flexible
e
ve on the
o
ic cover, e
x
c
rews to t
h
nsulation a
n
n
ium duct t
a
N
NING TH
E
THE DUCT
T
R
ecommen
d
0
2 x 1
5
2' 13'
2
'6" 13'6
3' 14'
3
'6" 14'6
4' 15'
4
'6" 15'6
5' 16'
5
'6" 16'6
6' 17'
6
'6" 17'6
s
t 5'
flue
attic
f the
.
For
Both
are
r
the
d
e air
n be
a 5"
u
tside
u
tside
Seal
t
and
p
riate
duct
o
utside air
x
posing the
h
e air inlet
n
d cover b
a
a
pe.
E
DUCT A
R
T
HAT COUL
D
Fig
In
s
d
ed Flue
H
Nu
5
° 4 x 15
°
14'
" 14'6"
15'
" 15'6"
16'
" 17'
17'6"
" 18'
18'6"
" 19'
inlet. At bo
flexible du
c
and to t
h
a
ck over th
e
R
OUND CO
R
D
RESTRIC
T
ure 10
O
s
tallation
E
H
eights In
mber Of E
l
°
2 x 30°
15'
15'6"
16'
17'
17'6"
18'
18'6"
19'
20'
20'6"
th ends, c
a
c
t. Then at
e
h
e fireplace
e
duct. Tap
e
R
NERS, BE
T
THE COMB
O
utside Ai
r
E
xample
Feet Fro
m
l
bows
4 x 30°
18'
19'
19'6"
20'
21'
21'6"
22'
23'
24'
24'6"
a
refully pull
e
ach end,
a
e
connectin
g
e
the plasti
c
SURE TO
B
USTION AI
R
r
Connec
t
m
The Top
2 x 45° 4
16'
16'6"
17'
2
18'
2
18'6"
19'
20'
2
20'6"
2
21'
2
22'
back the
a
ttach the
g
sleeve.
c
cover in
PREVENT
R
FLOW.
t
ion and
Of The
x 45°
20'
20'
2
1'6"
2
2'6"
23'
24'
2
4'6"
2
5'6"
2
6'6"
27'
C
T
T
R
W
2
m
c
h
6
C
HIMNEY
his fireplac
e
able 1 (D-
R
UMFORD 1
0
W
e recomm
e
000' eleva
t
m
inimum h
e
h
imney sh
o
000'). See
T
F
i
e
is certifie
d
E) for the
0
00 fireplac
e
e
nd that t
h
t
ion above
e
ight by 1'
o
uld termin
a
T
able 4 for
i
gure 11 G
e
d
for use
w
minimum
a
e
.
h
e minimu
m
sea level.
.
For exa
m
a
te at leas
t
m
ore preci
s
e
neral Chi
m
w
ith 10" IC
C
a
nd maxi
m
m
height be
Every 15
°
m
ple, if yo
u
t
15' from
t
s
e recomme
m
ney Inst
a
C
Model RI
S
m
um chimn
e
increased
°
, 30° or
4
u
are living
t
he top of
e
nded flue h
a
llation
S
chimney
o
e
y heights
by approxi
4
5° elbow
6000' ab
o
the firepla
c
eights.
o
nly. Please
permitted
mately 1'
f
also incre
a
o
ve sea le
v
c
e (12' + 3
e
refer to
with the
f
or every
a
ses the
v
el, your
' for the
INSTALLATION
19
INSTALLATION
20
C
R
b
i
h
1
2
W
3
4
5
6
7
O
A
o
o
m
w
t
C
HIMNE
Y
R
ead the
R
b
racing, an
nstructions
-
h
eight that
c
WARNING:
1
. Cut and
chimney
opening
2
. From b
e
passes.
Figure 1
W
ARNING:
3
. Install t
h
it with t
h
the chi
m
The chi
m
least 2'
higher t
h
4
. At the r
o
5
. Put the
r
joint be
t
with roo
f
the flas
h
and on
Secure
roofing
n
If the
c
roof: us
If the
c
the atti
c
6
. Place th
e
and fl
a
chimney
use roo
f
7
. Fit the r
a
it tightl
provide
d
O
FFSET
C
A
n elbow
m
o
f the firepl
a
o
ffset chart
s
m
anual w
h
w
ww.icc-rsf
.
t
ables. Use
Y
I
NSTAL
L
R
IS Chimn
e
chors, etc.
-
model-ris-
c
c
an be sup
p
THE CLEA
R
MUST BE 2
frame th
e
will pass
t
can be slig
h
e
low, instal
At the atti
c
1.
A RADIAT
I
CHIMNEY
P
h
e first chi
m
h
e screws
p
m
ney penetr
a
m
ney must
e
higher tha
n
h
an 5' abov
e
o
of level, in
s
r
oof flashin
g
t
ween the r
f
ing tar. Fo
r
h
ing under
top of t
the flashin
g
n
ails or scre
c
himney i
s
e a vented
c
himney i
s
c
: use a re
g
e
storm coll
shing. Se
a
with silico
f
ing tar).
a
in cap on
t
y in plac
e
d
.
C
HIMNEY
m
ay be inst
a
a
ce if requi
r
s
in the RIS
h
ich can
a
.
com/en/m
o
the offset
o
L
ATION
e
y installa
t
It can b
c
anada-and
-
p
orted by th
R
ANCE BET
W
"
OR MORE.
e
required
t
hrough. T
h
h
tly bigger,
l a radiati
o
c
level, inst
I
ON SHIEL
D
P
ASSES TH
R
m
ney length
p
rovided. C
o
a
tes the ro
o
e
xtend at l
e
n
any wall,
e
the roof, i
s
tall a roof
t
g
into place.
oof and th
e
r
sloping ro
o
the upper
he lower
g
to the
r
ws.
s
enclose
d
flashing.
s
not enc
l
g
ular flashin
ar over the
a
l it aro
u
ne sealer (
t
he chimne
y
e
with th
e
a
lled directl
r
ed. Use th
e
chimney in
a
lso be f
o
o
del-ris-off
s
o
ption if yo
u
ion manua
e found o
n
-
usa. Refer
e top of th
e
W
EEN THE
DO NOT FI
holes in th
h
e rough o
up to 16 ½
o
n shield i
n
all a radiat
D
MUST BE
R
OUGH.
on top of
t
o
ntinue ad
d
o
f deck or t
o
e
ast 3' abo
v
roof, or b
t must be s
t
op radiatio
n
Seal the
e
flashing
o
fs, place
shingles
shingles.
r
oof with
d
to the
l
osed in
g.
chimney
u
nd the
DO NOT
y
. Secure
e
screws
y on top
e
10" RIS
stallation
o
und at:
et-
u
need to
l concerni
n
n
line at:
w
to Table 1
e
fireplace.
CHIMNEY
LL THIS AR
e floor(s),
pening in
t
", but NEV
E
n
each flo
o
ion shield
a
INSTALLE
D
t
he flue ada
d
ing length
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