Hearth and Home Technologies PIER-40, BAY-40 Table of Contents, User Guide, Installer Guide

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Table of Contents

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Limited Warranty

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1 Listing and Code Approvals

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A.

Appliance Certification

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B.

Non-Combustible Materials

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C.

Combustible Materials

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User Guide

2 Operating Instructions

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A.

Your Fireplace

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B.

Seasoned Wood

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C.

Starting a Fire

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D.

Grate

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E.

Firescreen

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F.

Flue Damper

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G.

Refractory

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H.

Glass Doors

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I.

Outside Air (optional)

9

J.

Vented Gas Log Sets & Gas Log Lighters

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K.

Optional Components

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L.

Clear Space

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M.

Wood Fuel

10

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Maintainance and Service

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A.

Disposal of Ashes

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B.

Chimney Inspection/Cleaning

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C.

Check Firebox Refractory

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D.

Inspect Grate

12

 

E.

Glass Cleaning

12

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Troubleshooting Guide

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Installer Guide

5 Getting Started

14

A.

Typical Fireplace System

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B.

Design and Installation Considerations

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C.

Draft

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D.

Negative Pressure

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E.

Locating Fireplace & Chimney

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F.

Tools and Supplies Needed

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G.

Fireplace System Requirements

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H.

Inspect Fireplace and Components

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6 Framing & Clearances

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A.

Select Fireplace Location

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B.

Clearances

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C.

Sidewalls/Surrounds

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D.

Frame the Fireplace

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7 Installation of Fireplace

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A.

Things to Consider

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B.

Position the Fireplace

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C.

Place Protective Metal Hearth Strips

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D.

Level Fireplace

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E.

Install Outside Air Kit

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8 Chimney Assembly

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A.

Chimney Requirements

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B.

Using Offsets/Returns

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C.

Assemble Chimney Sections

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D.

Install Chimney Air Kit

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E.

Install Ceiling Firestops

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F.

Install Attic Insulation Shield

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G.

Cut out Hole in Roof

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H.

Complete Installation

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I.

Install Flashing

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J.

Chimney Termination Requirements

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9 Chase Installations

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A.

Construct the Chase

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B.

Install Fireplace & Chimney

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C.

Install Chase Top

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D.

Install Termination Cap

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Shrouds

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A.

Radiation Shield

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B.

Field Constructed Shrouds

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Finishing

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A.

Non-Combustible Materials

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B.

Combustible Materials

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C.

Hearth Extension

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D.

Finishing Material

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E.

Combustible Mantel

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F.

Sidewalls/Surrounds

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Accessories

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A.

Gas Log/Lighter Provision

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B.

Wood Burning Inserts

42

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Reference Materials

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A.

Fireplace Dimensions

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B.

Optional Components

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C.

Chimney Components

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D.

Service Parts

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E.

Contact Information

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Contents Hot screen/mesh and glass doors will cause burns Fire RiskListing Label Information/Location GrateNumber Model Table of Contents Installer GuideUser Guide CONDITIONS, Exclusions & Limitation of Liability Warranty Hearth & Home Technologies Limited WarrantyHeat & Glo BAY-40, PIER-40 34977 Rev W 11/08 Combustible Materials Listing and Code ApprovalsAppliance Certification Non-Combustible MaterialsOperating Instructions Your FireplaceHot glass will cause burns Firescreen Seasoned WoodStarting a Fire GrateVented Gas Log Sets & Gas Log Lighters Glass DoorsOutside Air optional Optional ComponentsHardwood vs Softwood Wood FuelMaintainance and Service Chimney Inspection/CleaningDisposal of Ashes Frequency As desired Glass CleaningCheck Firebox Refractory Inspect GrateStart Fire Problems Possible Cause Solution Troubleshooting GuideTypical Fireplace System Getting StartedDesign and Installation Considerations DraftNegative Pressure Frequently open doors Central heat outlets or returns Locating Fireplace & ChimneyTools and Supplies Needed Fireplace System RequirementsInspect Fireplace and Components Select Fireplace Location Framing & ClearancesAir Space Clearances ClearancesFrame the Fireplace Sidewalls/SurroundsPlace Protective Metal Hearth Strips Installation of FireplaceThings to Consider Position the FireplaceFt min. from top of uppermost chimney section to air inlet AK17 Installation BAY-40 Install Outside Air KitChimney Assembly Height of Chimney Components Chimney RequirementsExample Using Offsets/ReturnsAssemble Chimney Sections Install Chimney Air KitInstalling the Ceiling Firestop Install Ceiling Firestops330 mm Install Attic Insulation ShieldComplete Installation Install FlashingCut out Hole in Roof Flat Roofs Chimney Termination RequirementsConstruct the Chase Chase InstallationsInstall Chase Top Install Fireplace & ChimneyST1175 Square Termination Cap Install Termination CapTCT1175 Terra Cotta Cap Shrouds Radiation ShieldField Constructed Shrouds Mailbox Style Shroud radiation shield required Finishing Hearth Extension= 1/k x inches of thickness From opening In. Micore or equivilent insulation Finishing MaterialFlush Front Combustible MantelGas Code, Ansi Z223.1 AccessoriesGas Log/Lighter Provision Wood Burning InsertsReference Materials Fireplace Dimensions13 mm Catalog # Chimney Components15-1/4 387 mm 15-3/4 400 mm Parts ServicePIER-40 Service PartsThis page intentionally left blank This page intentionally left blank Do not Discard this Manual

PIER-40, BAY-40 specifications

Hearth and Home Technologies has been a leader in the realm of heating solutions, and their innovative products like the BAY-40 and PIER-40 exemplify the cutting-edge technology and design that the brand is known for. These models reflect the shift towards more efficient, environmentally friendly heating options without sacrificing aesthetic appeal or user comfort.

The BAY-40 is a versatile direct vent gas fireplace that offers a stunning flame presentation, making it a focal point in any room. With a heat output of up to 40,000 BTU, it provides ample warmth while maintaining efficiency. This model features an array of customizability options, allowing users to select from various decorative media such as glass or logs to personalize their fireplace. The BAY-40 is also designed for straightforward installation, often requiring less venting compared to traditional fireplaces, making it a practical choice for both new builds and renovations.

On the other hand, the PIER-40 is a premium linear gas fireplace that emphasizes a modern aesthetic. It can be installed indoors or outdoors, providing flexibility for users wanting to create seamless transitions between spaces. The PIER-40 delivers an impressive heat output and is engineered with advanced technology to enhance efficiency and reduce environmental impact. With optional features like LED lighting and customizable front panels, the PIER-40 can cater to various design preferences and settings, from cozy interiors to stylish outdoor living areas.

Both models incorporate innovative technologies such as electronic ignition systems and adjustable flame settings, allowing users to tailor their experience. They also prioritize safety, featuring glass doors that prevent direct contact with flames and heat. Furthermore, they are built with durable materials designed to withstand the rigors of regular use.

In terms of energy efficiency, both the BAY-40 and PIER-40 meet stringent guidelines, often exceeding standard requirements. This not only reduces utility bills for homeowners but also aligns with a growing emphasis on sustainable living.

Overall, Hearth and Home Technologies' BAY-40 and PIER-40 fireplaces represent a commitment to quality, innovation, and user satisfaction. With their blend of modern design, advanced engineering, and customizable features, they are excellent choices for anyone looking to add warmth and style to their home or outdoor space while keeping efficiency and environmental considerations in mind.