Technical Booklet L Combustion Appliances and Fuel Storage Systems·Page 50·Diagram 3.10
Diagram 3.10: Typical hearth installations
Shows three typical configurations for hearth installations with combustion appliances, including clearance requirements and minimum dimensions for different appliance placement scenarios.
Diagram 3.10 Typical hearth installations
(a) Appliance that cannot cause hearth temperature to exceed 100°C
appliance clearances from Diagram 3.9, non-combustible board or tile 12 mm, constructional hearth, appliance dimensions from Diagram 3.7, e.g. flooring, combustible material, change in level to mark safe perimeter
(b) Appliance standing directly on a constructional hearth
appliance clearances from Diagram 3.9, constructional hearth, appliance dimensions from Diagram 3.7, e.g. flooring, combustible material, change in level to mark safe perimeter
(c) Appliance in a fireplace recess with a superimposed hearth
clearances from Diagram 3.9, superimposed hearth 150 mm, constructional hearth, appliance 25 mm, dimensions from Diagram 3.7, e.g. flooring, combustible material, change in level to mark safe perimeter
References: see paras 3.23 and 3.29, see Diagrams 3.7 & 3.9
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