Decorative Shroud Install Manual

Hearth & Home Technologies Inc. • LDS33/LDS46 Decorative Shrouds • 31173 • Rev E • 04/09
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• Place the shroud over the termination cap(s) allowing
the legs to attach to the side or top of the chase top. See
Figure 18 for a view without shroud and Figures 19 and
20 for views with the shroud installed.
• If using a TR Series cap and you prefer that the cap
doesn’t stick out of the top of the shroud (as it does
in Figure 6), use the following requirements (see
Figure 17):
- Use a minimum of .018 in. (.46 mm) thick galvanized
steel. Construct a bottom radiation shield that will fi t
in the shroud and rest on the bottom fl anges.
- To place the radiation shield into the shroud, remove
one side of the shroud. Lay the shield into the shroud
and reinstall the shroud side. The radiation shield may
be attached from the bottom side up.
25 in. (635 mm
Minimum
Wire
Mesh
Radiation
Shield
Roof
Chase
3 in. (76 mm)
air space from
bottom of shroud
to top of chase.
Maximum Height
of 14 1/2 in.
(368 mm)
28 in. (711 mm)
Minimum
Wire
Mesh
Figure 17 Cutaway View of Shroud with Radiation Shield & Wire Mesh
Note: Cut a 17 1/2 in. (444.5 mm) diameter hole out
of the center of the radiation shield to allow it to be
installed around the termination cap.
- Secure radiation shield to fl anges.
- Place shroud over termination cap and through
radiation shield so shroud will rest on its legs.
- Wire mesh is recommended (but not required) to be
placed over the top and around the 3 in. (76 mm)
opening of the shroud. Use .018 in. (.46 mm)
galvanized steel mesh with maximum 1/2 in. (13 mm)
openings (or equivalent).
• Secure the shroud to the chase and caulk anywhere a
leak may occur.
Figure 18 Chase Top Without Shroud
Figure 19 Shroud Attached to Top of Chase
Figure 20 Shroud Attached to Sides of Chase