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Stove question

JD6910 · 2013-11-22 07:34:13

i have a cassette style stove installed which will be flush with the chimney breast so it looks like a picture after it is installed. when we slotted the stove in to its space, naturally a gap is left around the stove of approx 200MM does a fellow leave that gap or perhaps fill it with rockwool?????? i notice the sides of…

22-11-2013 7:34am

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JD6910

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i have a cassette style stove installed which will be flush with the chimney breast so it looks like a picture after it is installed.

when we slotted the stove in to its space, naturally a gap is left around the stove of approx 200MM

does a fellow leave that gap or perhaps fill it with rockwool??????

i notice the sides of the stove get hot so the insulation might help to keep the heat in the stove and avoid us heating the chimney breast!!

or perhaps the stove should have circulation space around it within the chimney breast???

any help urgently required...

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#2 18-01-2014 6:09pm

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I found this web site very useful,this page relates to your question:
http://www.stovefittersmanual.co.uk/articles/how-to-fit-an-inset-stove/

See section 5

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