Built-in Construction
Read these instruction before constructing your grill enclosure. Failure to follow these instructions may result in damage, injury, or death.
LMS Inc.. will not be held responsible for property damage, injury, or death as a result of locating a grill enclosure in a
We strongly recommend that grill owners hire a contractor to construct the
In this section:
•Location of grill enclosure
•Construction materials
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•Enclosure ventilation
•Plumbing for side burners
•Electrical supply requirements
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Location of grill enclosure
Cal Flame grills are designed for outdoor use only..
Do not locate your grill enclosure in an enclosed area, which is any covered area that is walled on two, three, or four sides. This includes areas or rooms such as a garage, shed, breezeway, patio, cabana, etc.
Although some enclosed areas may have windows, screens, or ventilation systems, they are nevertheless considered to be hazardous and may cause damage, injury, or death. Enclosed areas are NOT approved for a grill enclosure.
Do not locate your grill enclosure in any vehicle, including recreational vehicles, campers, trucks, or boats.
To reduce the risk of personal injury caused by reaching over a hot appliance, avoid locating cabinet storage space directly above the outdoor grill.
Maintain sufficient distance as to not overheat any overhead combustible material. We recommend a minimum distance of six feet, measured from the top of the grill hood. Check with local inspectors and your homeowner’s association.
Do not locate your grill enclosure under a sealed
overhead structure.
The sides, bottom and back of the grill enclosure should not be any closer than 24” to combustible
construction.
When planning your Cal Flame grill location, access to gas lines and 110V power supplies should be considered. If you are using natural gas, the location with the shortest gas line run is recommended. You may need a grounded, dedicated, 15A 110V GFCI power source for use of your appliances (e.g. lights, rotisserie, refrigerator, receptacles, etc.).
When determining a suitable location, consider factors such as exposure to wind, proximity to traffic paths, and windows that open into the home.
Locate the grill enclosure any place where there is adequate ventilation. The size and configuration of
your house and yard will determine how you should
locate your grill enclosure, but as a general rule, do not place it under or near windows that can be opened into your home.
Construction materials
DO NOT use combustible materials for the
Acceptable building materials: Brick, cinder block, steel frame, hardiboard, granite, tile, glass brick, concrete, cement, stucco, stone.
Unacceptable building materials: Wood of any sort, laminate or synthetic materials, plastics, linoleum, fiberglass.
In addition, we do not recommend using materials that are susceptible to damage or decomposition by weather, such as dry wall or plaster.
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