Fireplace Installation
obstruct the bottom of this heater. Bottom of unit must be a minimum of 14 inches (356 mm) above the floor or any surface such as a tabletop to ensure adequate space for heat exhaust from the bottom of the fireplace (Figure 3).
③With a wall stud finder, locate the center of the wall stud, drive a wood screw into the stud and leave
Figure 3
Heat Exhaust
approximately ⅛ inch (3 mm) exposed threads for the fireplace to hang on.
④The second mounting point
should be picked such that it is farthest (to the left or right) relative to the first one among the seven (7) keyholes (A to G shown in Figure 2) on the fireplace for wall mounting, these keyholes are two (2) inches (51 mm) apart. For example, if you plan to use hole B as the first mounting hole, the second mounting hole must be G.
Other available combinations are
⑤Mark the second mounting screw location; ensure that it is level with the first with the help of the provided bubble level and the fireplace itself. Screw the threaded drywall anchor in the drywall with a Philip’s head screwdriver until the head is flat against the wall surface.
Caution should be taken when using a power tool to install a threaded drywall anchor as the drywall may distort, tear or slightly buckle as a result of
⑥With a Philip’s head screw driver, screw the drywall anchor screw into the drywall anchor already in the wall, leave ⅛ inch
(3 mm) exposed threads for mounting the fireplace.
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