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Fire Stove Installation

  • 02-12-2020 2:49pm
    #1
    Underwurlde
    Registered Users Posts: 16 ✭


    I've just had a new 8KW stove installed to replace an open fire. I was happy to see that the stove fit nicely in the chamber as I was expecting it to protrude a little.
    On closer inspection I discovered that the installer left just a two inch gap between the stove and the back wall (chamber walls have a stone tile cladding, fireboard and block). The manual for the stove calls for a 6 inch minimum.

    Do I need to get them back to rectify this? The top of the chamber has a thick fireboard which was fitted before the chamber walls. Not sure how they fix this without making a real hack job of it....

    Thanks for any guidance.


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