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Cl: hardly flammable hardwood, plywood, Sirkolit, hardened paper, Umakart
C2: medium flammable chipboards, Solodur, cork boards, rubber, flooring
C3: easily flammable fibreboards, polysterene, polyurethane
Minimal distances:
A > 80 cm
B > 20 cm
Safe distance of chimneys from flammable materials and building constructions
The safe distance from door case covers and similarly located building constructions from flammable materials
and from pipeline installation including its insulation is at least 20 cm. The safe distance from other flammable
parts of the building construction at least 40 cm. This includes building materials belonging to classes B, Cl and
C2. The same applies for walls and especially ceilings with plaster on a flammable surface, e.g. crates, planks,
etc.! When the prescribed safe distances cannot be kept, the danger of fire must be prevented through
construction solutions, non-flammable applications, heat-resistant insulations or protection screens.
Floor protection
Unless the fireplace stove is installed on a 100% non-flammable floor, it is necessary to place the stove on a
non-flammable insulation mat, e.g. metal plate (at least 2 mm thick), ceramics, hardened glass, stone, in order
to prevent the flammable floor to exceed a temperature of 50°C during operation.
The insulation mat must exceed the fireplace by at least – 30 cm in the vertical direction from the stove stoking
door - at least 10 cm in the horizontal direction from the stove stoking door.
Items made of flammable materials may not be placed on top of or at a less-than-safe distance from the fireplace
stoves.
Chimney fire prevention measures:
Ordinary operation, especially with humid fuel, leads to the settling of ash and tar in the chimney. Neglecting
regular checking and cleaning of the chimney increases the danger of fire.
In case of ash or tar catching fire in the chimney, please follow this procedure:
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do not under any circumstances extinguish the fire with water as it would create an abnormal amount of
steam and subsequently rip the chimney open
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if possible, the combustion chamber should be covered with dry sand, which will extinguish the fire
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close all intakes of air for combustion; if possible, cover the chimney. However, the smoke must not
accumulate back in the house
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contact your nearest fire fighting brigade to assess the situation and the necessity to report it as a fire
fighting emergency
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do not leave the house until the chimney is burned up; regularly check the chimney temperature and the
course of combustion
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contact a chimney service before starting a new fire in the stove to assess the state of the chimney and
also contact the manufacturer of the fireplace stove for inspection.
4. Assembly regulations
Warning: All local regulations, including regulations concerning national and European standards for
this type of appliances, must be adhered:
Wall
Stove heater