Specifications

32 Solution3.4InstallationandOperationManual
7.4 REDUCINGWALLANDCEILINGCLEARANCESSAFELY
You may decrease the minimum
clearances to heatsensitive materials
by installing heat radiation shields
between the walls or the ceiling and
the wood fire.These heat radiation
shields must be installed permanently,
and must be made of a heatresistant
orheattolerantmaterial.
An air gap must separate the heat
shield from any heatsensitive surface.
Furthermore, the heat shield shall
extend in all directions beyond the
boundaries of the appliance surface by
a distance of not less than 450 mm.
Exceptionsmayapply.RefertoAS/NZS
2918:2001.
Followingtheinstallationofsuchheatradiationshields,theminimumclearancestoheatsensitive
materialsmaybereducedbyapplyingtheclearancesfactorinthetablebelow:
CONSTRUCTIONSANDCLEARANCESFACTORSFORAPPLIANCESHEATSHIELDS
WHICHAREWITHIN45
o
OFTHEVERTICAL
HEATSHIELDCONSTRUCTIONS
Minimumairgap
dimensions(mm)
Clearancesfactor
Singlelayerofcontinuousmaterial 12 0.40
Singlelayerofcontinuousmaterial 25 0.30
Twospacedlayersofcontinuousmaterial 12+12 0.20
NOTES:
1 Masonrymaybeusedasaheatshieldmaterial.
2 Where heat shields are used to reduce appliance clearance dimensions, additional flue
shieldingmayalsoberequired.RefertoAS/NZS2918:2001.
3 NonstandardinstallationsRefertoAS/NZS2918:2001forguidance.