Superior HC-3320 Installation Instruction

For Superior j HC Series Fireplaces 1 Model HC-3320 Model HC-3820 And Hearthstar B Series Fireplace Model 385 This installation manual will help you obtain a safe, effi- 'cient, dependable installation for your fireplace and chimney sysiem. Please read and understand these installation instructions before beginning your installation. Do not attempt to modify or alter the construction of the fireplace or its components. Any modification or aitaration o f construction may void the 'warranty, listings and appro- vals of this system. The name Superior is used synonymously with the name Hearthstar throughout this Installation Instruction manual.

1 10. Alwavs keeo flue damner I ' PRECAIITlnNS I ~. . . . - - . . - . . - . . - FOR SAFETY open whiie heat is present in fireplace. The most imoortant a r ~ z r nf 1. Before starting your fire- place installation, read and understand these safety tips and installation instructions :~carefully. Failure to follow them couid cause a fireplace malfunction resulting in ser- ious bodily injury and/or pro- perty damage. 2. Always check your local building codes. The installa- tion must comply with their regulations. 3. Connect this model fire- place to a Superior Model TF8 .Thru Flow Chimney System '(8" inside diameter) residen. tial type appliance chimney o n l y and vent to the outside !of the building. 1 4. To maintain top effi- iciency, and to prevent build. up of soot and creosote, inspect and clean the fire- place and chimney prior to use and periodically during ,the heatina season. '11. Before servicing, allow fireplace to cool. Always shut off any electricity and gas (if used) to fireplace whiie work- ing on it. This will prevent electrical shocks or burns. 12. This fireplace is not intended to heat an entire home. Its use shou!d be for supplemental heat in^ only. 13. Ensure an adequate supply of cornbustion air to prevent hazards due to poor combustion and to avoid affecting other fuel burning appliances. TOOLS AND BUILDING SUPPLIES NORMALLY REQUIREO Tools should include: Phillips screwdriver Slot styie screwdriver Hammer Saw andior Sabersaw 6. Do NOT use gas is used: This fuel gives bon monoxide fumes. Pipe cutter - ! 5. Use solid wood fuel only. DO NOT use artificial logs, 'chemical chimney cleaners, :coal or flame colorants in your fireplace. 7. NEVER light a fire with gasoline, kerosene or lighter fluid because of the danaer of 1 Level , ~~~~~~i~~ tape : Plumb line ! Electric drill and bits I Pliers Square Pipe threader Pipe joint compound Pipe key valve explosion. Keep all volatTle I 'Building supplies: liquids away from fireplace. Framinq materials 8. DO NOT INSTALL FIRE. Wall f16shing materials PLACE IN A BEDROOM OF A Caulking materials MANUFACTURED HOME. (noncombust~ble) -~ 9. NEVER leave children :unattended when there is a .fire burning in the fireplace Fireplace surround and hearth extension materials (noncombustibie) F~ -, concern dealing with the installation of Zero clearance fireplaces are clearances to combustible materials, secure assembiy of component parts, height of chimney system, the proper use of accessory equipment, and the tech- niques employed in using fin- ishing materials applied to fireplace surrounds, hearth extensions and wall shields. Each of these topics will be covered in great detail throughout this manual. Please give each your special attention as you progress with your installation.

energy-efficient, heat- circulating fireplaces, fea. turing a self-contained heat circulating system, full refrzc- tory lined firebox, optional outside combustion air kit, optional glass doors and optional forced air fan kit (out- side combustion air and glass doors are required for manu- factured housing). Your HC (or 8) fireplace has ,been tested and listed to be , installed in both conventional and manufactured homes by Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. (NO. MH-8988); other agency listings are pending. You will receive a lifetime of comfort and enjoyment from your fireplace provided it is installed, maintained and 1 operated properly. These instructions are written to give you an easy-to-follow out. line for fast, safe installation and trouble-free operation. The HC and B series fireplace subsystems. 1. The Fireplace 2. Chimney and Termination 3. Glass Door Assembly (optional for conventional homes) 4. Outside Combusticn Kit (optional for conventional homes) 5. Forced Air Fan Assembly (optional for both conven- tional and manufactured homes) Optional Outside Air Kit (Required for Manufactured Home) Opltonai Glass Doors (Required lor Manulactured Home Installatton.) ! \ .Typical Manufactured Forcad AIC KII (Optionat lor B O I ~ Typical Conventional Home Installation ~ . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ t ~ ~ ~ d and Home Installation I Conrsnllonal Homal) Figure 1 'Figure 2 Use of any components or I Failure to use parts rnanufac- accessories not described in the inventory list on pages ~ 2 , ~ ~ will not be in conformance with the terms of the U.L. listing. tured by Superior Fireplace Company or variations in techniques and construction materials described in this installation manual may create a serious fire hazard and may void the Superior warranty. Chimney and Termination

this could srea!e a serious l o i l t o HEIGHT REQUIEEFJENTS hazard an3 will void the lnsuiats ssma ~3 Ceiling ! Superior .v~arra;l:y. I4 "Z - 'The fireplace, combustion air C H I M N E Y HSIGHT kit, firestop spacer, flashing 'and firestop thimble (required for manufactured houslcg I The total hei5r.t of yogr HC or ; installation) may be pIac?d 1 6 fireplace system irom the directly on or against normal 1 fioor of :he firebox to the construction materials.' The 1 chmney !a? must not exceed chimney sections, chimney e0' for conventional homes elbows and the s:abiiizer and 20' for manufactured i homes, and must also meet require a minimum 1 * clear. ance to combusrlble m a t e minimum k e i ~ h t require- rials. Eoth the fireplace and men:s. Pefer !o the minimum chimney must be enclosed chimney height chart. when installed in, or passing through, a living area 'where combustible materials might 1 MINi?liU& CHIMNEY come in contact with the HEIGHT . chimney. ; 'Construction materials: framing materials : plywood particle board Vertical Installation , flooring Conventional H'>rna j millboard Vertical Installation : dry wall Manufactured Homa 12''0* ' paneling i I etc. Offset Installatioil (1 offset) Conv. and Manuf. Home 12'4' ! For questions please call Surlacs Superior Fireplace Com;any. , ,,,,,, ianal I 5.0. Special restrictions apply to the front and facing of the fireplace and nearby walls. I CHASE ENCLOSURE Barrier) Outride Base (See pages 18 and 19). WARNING: THE FIREPLaCE MUST If you plan on using a chase NOT BE PLACED AGAINST INSULA. ,CHIMNEY SYSTEM (a vertical box.like structure), "ON OR VAPOR BARRIER. 1NSuI.A. overhead obstructions will TION OR VAPOR YARRIER MUST FIRST BE COVER0 WITH GYPSUM I Superior zero clearance fire- normally be avoided, however, BOARD. PLIWOOO OR PARTICLE :place systems Models other factors must be consi. BO4RO. : HC-3320, HC-3820 and 386 are &red. A chase should be ;designed and cod- listed for use with Superior TFB Thru Flow Chimney Systems. Always use Superior's Thru i Flow chimney and chimney 'components with this fire. p l a c e system. Do NOT modify lor alter these components as sl constructed (and insulated) ,just like any other Outside Wall. The base of the chase should also be insulated between the solid continuous floor beneath the fireplace 'and the chase bottom. Refer to (Figure 3) for typical chase 1cnfiguration. , Notes: I. DO No1 In3ulalo Ihe , Chara cavity vim BIOWR 1 or FIII Typa insulmtion Maloriais. I ( 2 Lmal C d s - May No1 Rwuira Firaslopping at the Csdlng L ~ W ~ I lor j Outside Chara lnrlslla. ! tlon*. But 1% R e c a . I mended For Sa1.v and : I me Lo,,. Reduction oi neat IFigurs 3 5

Check your inventcry list to be sure you have all the necessary parts supplieo in good useable condition. Check also for any concealed damage. Check the operation of the flue damper. The flue damper handle extends down from the inside top of fireplace; push in to close, puil out to open - takes firm pressure to lock closed. LOCATION O F FIREPLACE Carefully select the proper location for heat circulation, aesthetics, chimney obstruc- tions, and clearance to side wall. With proper prepianning, a slight adjustment of a few inches can save considerable time and expense during con- struction and assembly. If there is a perpendicular ;ide wall closer than 15" from :he nearest side of the fire- ]lace opening, it must be pro. ected with a metal vial1 jhield (WS4O), manufactured by Superior or one con- structed with a 40" x LO" x 1" millboard or a durabls non- combustible rnateriai ,with equal or greater insulating value (see page 21). ASSEMBLY STEPS I. Position firebox prior to framing or into prepared framing. 2. Install chimney system 3. Install c?!ional cu:side combustion air kit (required for manufactured housing). 4. Field wire main power sup- ply to fireplace (if optional fan assembly is to be installed at a later time). 5. Complete finish wall mater- ial, surround and hearth extension to your own individual taste. 6. Attach optional glass door assembly (required for manufactured housing). Study the three dimensional illustration (Figure 2) to get a general idea of the location of each element of your fireplace system for conventional homes. Refer to (Figure 1) for manufactured homes. INSTALLING THE FIREPLACE The fireplace may be installed directly on a combustible floor or may be raised on a platform of any desired height. Do not place fireplace on carpeting, vinyl or other soft-surfaced floor coverings. It may, however, be placed on flat wood, plywood, particle board or other hard-surfaced materials. Be sure fireplace Haanh Plalrom ' Floor Figure 6 rests on a solid continuous floor or platform so no cold air can enter room from under fireplace. The fireplace may be posi- tioned and then the framing built around it, or the framing may be constructed and the firepiace pushed into the opening. Usualiy, no special floor sup- port is needed for the fire- place; however, to be certain: 1. Estimate the total weight of the fireplace system and surround materials such as brick, stone, etc., to be installed. Shipping weights for the fireplace and chimney components may be found in the suggested price list. 2. Measure the square foot- age of the floor space to be occupied by the system, sur- rounds and hearth extension

i.e. 2 x 6's. 2 x 8's or 2 x 10's. single or double joists, type and thickness of floor boards. 4. Use this information and consult your local building code to determine i f you need ,additional support. CAUTION: DO NOT BLOCK , THE HEAT CIRCULATING AIR INLETS AND OUTLETS. DOING SO MAY RESULT IN A POTENTIAL FIRE HAZARD. .If you plan to raise the fire- place and hearth extension, build this platform assembly, 'then position fireplace and ;hearth extension on top. T O INSTALL: Step 1: Slide fireplace into the prepared framing, or positlon fireplace in its final location for framing later. .Step 2: Insert the metal hearth 'strips, packaged with your fireplace beneath the fire- place as illustrated (Figure 7). Figure 7 The hearth strips should exlend in front o f the fireplace ,two inches. In the event wooden blocking is used to elevate the fireplace above the floor, a "2" lype hearth slrip Should be fabricaled and used 10 protect the front surface of the blocking material as well as the floor beneath the hearth extension (Figure 8). S t e p 3: Refer to fireplace :drawings and specifications o n (pages 8 and 9) for framing dimensions and details. Frarn- i n g header may be positioned :directly on top of the fireplace !spacers. Figure 9 CAUTION: THE STRUC. TURAL INTEGRITY OF A MANUFACTURED HOME FLOOR, WALL AND CEILINGIROOF MUST BE MAINTAINED. Step 4: Fireplace should be 'anchored to floor (in manu- factured housing, fireplace .MUST BE anchored to the floor). Bend d o ~ n four (4) anchor tabs located at base of f~replace and secure to floor with screws or nails (see Figure 70). Step 5: Secure fireplace to side framing members utiliz- ing appropriate nailing fiance using 8d nails (see Figure 17). ! Nalllng Flange ! :Figure 17 ,Framing Slud

----- A i . ---- ---- - - - Top View - - a IS".' ! I J Box Left Side Figure 14 Figure 'HC.3820 and 388 Wltheut Glass D o a s , 13 HC.3320 0 3 5 0 3 3 3 With Glass I- >>'>.-. Doo"' Figure 16 1 C . ' , Top View Lell Side Flgurs 15 Right Side Combustion Alr lniet J Box : ;-22,,,.- i HC-3820 and 28B \ With Glass D m * Right Slda Figure 17

!T09.4 or 708-6 Adaolsr AK.40, AK.6 With Combustion At, Kit 7 / I L A - E- 108.4, TOE-6 (Corner lnslallation) I (Oulalda Chase) Flgore m AK.4 Ol AK-8 Combuolion Air KII H Mln. Ceiling Framing (insids Chase) Figure 21 Figure 22 HC AND B FRAMING DIMENSIONS 40% " 23% " 28!& " 11 " 14'/8" 6a'/~" 73'i, " 34% " 36'1," G 22?1 " 22 5'2 " H Without 3" 3" H W i t h ' 8 " 8" FRAMING DIMENSIONS FOR CEILING Ceiling Opening Type Flue TF8, Vanical 14'/~" 14% " TF8. Offset 30' (Offset applied Only to ceiling 14'/2 "' 25"' 'Combustion Air Kil I AK-4, AK.6 1 Figure 2.3 :FRAMING DIMENSIONS FOR ROOF Roof Opening

C H I M N E Y S Y S T E M Step 1: Check flue damper for proper operation. When the damper is in a closed posi- ,tion, the damper blade should be UP and the damper control lever pushed all the way to the rear of the firebox. When the damper is open, the dam- per blade is DOWN and dam- per control lever is pulled ail the way to the front of firebox. Note: In Manufactured Housing, lireplace MUST BE anchored to the floor. (Figure 10) illustrates the seismic anchor tabs built into the fire- place. (Figure 10) illustrates the proper installation tech- nique. - .- . Nail to floor as, shown. Step 2: Using standard con- struction techniques, frame openings for chimney route up through ceiling(s) and roof or through outside chase. Framing must maintain ade- quate support at all times. CAUTION: ALLOW MINIMUM 1" CHlhlNEY CLEARANCE TO COMBUSTIBLE FRAMING MEMBERS THROUGHOUT VERTICAL OR OFFSET CHIM- NEY INSTALLATION. ;Reference (Figures 22 and 231, 'and charts "Framing Dimen. sions for Ceiling and Roof." which detail minimum ceiiing and roof opening dimensions. For remodeling, plumb to center of flue collar from ceil- ing above, drive nail through ceiling from below to mark position, then mark and cut passage from above ceiling (around nail), (Figure 24). Then ~n I --? Plumb Line jln new construction, to deter. mine chimney center line, use plumb from roof or ceiling above fireplace to center or flue collar on lireplace. plumb from ceiling or roof level directly above hole which has just been completed. S t e p 3 Conventional Housing: i ~ o s i t i o n Model 8FS or Model j 8 ~ ~ 3 0 Firestop Spacer at ceil- ing and nail temporarily with two (2) ad nails. Use flat Fire- stop Spacer, Model 8FS, if chimney penetrates ceiling vertically. I f chimney pene- trates ceiiing at 30' angle (off- set chimney), use 30' Firestop Spacer, Model 8FS30. Use one nail on opposite sides to hold Firestop Spacer in position. Naii permanently, using at least 2 more 8d nails, after chimney sections have been assembled through the Firestop Spacer and after any necessary adjustments have been made. Firestop Spacer I must be secured by at least four (4) 8d nails when com- pletely installed. thimble to extend through the roof opening, a thimble exten- sion is required. Use Model !8-TE2 thimble extension Note: If there i s a room above .& ceiling level, Firestop Spacer must be installed on bottom side of ceiling. If attic is sbove ceilifig level, Firesfop Spacer must be installed on top side of ceiling. (Figures 25 and 26). Room Above I Model No. 8FS lFirertop Ispacer Figure 25 Attic Above lModel Na. BFS Firerlw Spacer Figure 26 Manufactured Housing: Posi- tion firestop thimble, Model 8.MHFT, in ceiling opening, 14%" x 14'/2" square or 14%" diameter hole, and fasten securely to ceiling. The fire- stop thimble must extend through the upper part of the roof opening. If higher attic saace does not allow firestop

Fireplace Company to extend firestop thimble to proper length. (Figure 27) illustrates typical firestop tnimble instal. lation. (Figure 281 shows an installation requiring the 8-TE2 thimble extension. The thimble extension slides over the firestoo thimble for a max- imum 30" combined height. After determining proper :height, fasten with four sheet metal screws where the two thimbles overlap (Figure 23). Screws are provided with the 8-TE2 thimble extension. Step 4: Note: Chimney sec- tions are constructed with a unique locking !ab design whichi!suresan immediate, tight zssembly between sec- tions. Plan your chimney requirements c~refully before assembly as chimney is difiicui: to disassemble after installation. The TF8 Chimney System is a two piece chimney, which snaps together from the fire- place up. Start viith the inner flue sec- tion. With the hemmed end Lacking TrimtoFitROaf Flashing BMHT Figure 27 ,,, I Outer pipe section installs in just the opposite way; the hemmed end goes UP and each new section goes OVER the outside of the previous section installed. (Figure 30). Note: Assemble one complete section of chimney a t a time (inner section first, then outer seclion last) before proceed- ing with the next complete section. Continue to build flue pipe assembly up through framed ceiling openings and roof frame opening. Assemble just enough to penetrate the roof and flashing openings (Figure 31). Always maintain 1" minimum clearance to combustible materials and always check each pipe joint :(inner and outer) to insure pro- :per engagement. Check verti- ,cal alignment of flue pipe so ;that it projects the roof in a ;true vertical position.Use--. level i f necessary~o-ks~~qrel. 'proper vertical position. Superior chimney sections need not be screwed together for additional reinforcement. down, snap lock it to the matching locking flue collar on top of fireplace. At all sub- sequent joints, the upper piece fits inside of the lower piece. Each piece snaps togetker and locks by means of locking tabs (9 locking tabs per joint). Check each piece to insure~proper ensagernent, beioie installing preceding section by pulling slightly from the top. If the chimney section has been installed correctly, it will not separate [when you test it. Also, the chimney joint where each section is joined should be ;tight and flat with no gaps (Figure 29). Flgure 28

. n+nd t-+n.inisrrrrtte&a9L-- Housing: The chimney sec- tions can be installed in any sequence, by length; however, there are two important considerations: 71 If two sections of chimnev rrrru iu ur j u ~ f i r o iuyrriirr inside the thimble, join the sections first before inserting through the thimble. 2) The height of flashing and chimney sections which pro- ject above the roofline shall not exceed 13'6" from ground level for transporta tion pur- poses. In (Figure 32). it is assumed the floor level of the Manufactured Home is 30" above the ground. Step 5: The heignt of vertical flue pipe supported oniy by the fireplace must not exceed 30 feet. Flue heighls above 30 feet must be supported by a Model 6 3 4 unitized stabilizer installed at 30 foot intervals. 2 I Note: The Model 8-S4 unitized stabilizer adds 2% inches net effective height to the total chimney system. Figure 32 Install the model 8-54 stabili- zer by fitting inner section down into respective section of preceding flue pipe and locking outer stabilizer sec- tion into place over the outer flue pipe. Position for proper clearance through framed opening and nail straps securely (under tension, in "shear") into place on fram- ing. Use 8d nails. Attach successive lengths of flue pipe directly to stabilizer using same technique as described in Step 3. Note: Do not apply excessive pressure to any subsequent chimney sections following the stabilizer when installing. Insure each subsequent chim- ney section is securely attached, however, by testing as noted in Step 4. Step 6: Select proper Superior roof flashing, depending on the pitch of roof. Use chart below for selection: [ Roof Pitch I Model ] - ---z * - - I - - L - - , . . L - A... ..., Next, slide roof flashing over extended chimney section that previously had been instalied above the roof open- ing in Step 4. Slide flashing all the way down until the fLa,s,hi!g3,?,% r~L~,f/$?eOfl,Eh,B position of the chimney and the I ' minimum clearance to combustibles. Figure 34 Step 7: Secure flashing by nailing along perimeter into roof using 8d nails. If shingled roof, slide upper end and sides of flashing under shingles (trim if necessary) (Figure 34% seal the top and both sides of the flashing to the roof with roof caulking. Cover nail heads with roof caulking.

:roof flashing assemblies ;include a storm collar. Slide jstorm collar over outer flue, align with top surface o f flashing, insert storm tab in I Slot, pull tight and bend tab i back over slot. Seal storm 1 collar to outer flue pipe with :roof caulking or mastic / around entire circumference j of pipe. (Also add extra roof caulking where storm collar meets flashing and to the tablslot area to seal com- pletely against water penetra. :tion (Fioure 35). Check all - joints very carefully tb insure ' n o water intrusion can take ,place. Step 9: Superior locking bands (Model 8LB) may be required i f chimney extends too high above the roof1 flashing. As a general rule, i f the chimney extends more than 6 feet above the roof1 flashing, the use of locking bands is advisable to strengthen the chimney joints. A l i ~ n locking band (one per pipe joint) at the pipe joint - locking band wraps around pipe joint, equally covering the joint o f both 3ipe sec- tions. Use nut provided and TIGHTEN snugly. Do not over tighten as this nay damage flue section (Figure 36). ! Step 10 Conventional Homes: I f using a CTD round contem- porary termination: 1) Hold CTD over top of last chimney section (Figure 38). 2) Center inner slip section i n t o inner flue pipe - slip down. 3) Center outer locking sec tion over outer flue nine - ? - iecklng Band push down until locking joint snaps into position. 4) Pull up slightly on CTD to insure locking joint has firmly engaged. 1 Note: If chimney extends more than s feet above roof line, guy wires are also recom. mended. Use fhree (3) guy wires, attach to locking band assembly, extend end secure to roof in a triangular paftern .(Figure 37). Guy wires not sup- plied by Superior. Figure 38 w Using a CT1 Chase Termination Note: Refer to specific instal- lation instructions ~ncluded viifh CT7 chase termination for deta~is. Manufactured Housing Note: Complete and inspect instaliation Steps i fhrough 9 as required prior to shipment from factory. Step 10, install- ing the termination, will be completed after the manulac- lured home has arrived at the instaliation site.

ney sections with water proof protection for storage and transportation between fac. tory and installation site to prevent rain and other foreign matter from collecting inside the fireplace and chimney. Remove this protective cover- ing immediately prior to installing the termination. Failure to do so will create a fire hazard should the chim- ney sections and its cooling system become blocked. :The TF8-MHT mobile home ;termination adds 17%" effec. tive height to the installation. Use this dimension to deter- mine if additional chimney sections are required. Provide a safe and legal termination height. Consult the ten foot rule summary section on this page for detailed information. To install the TFG-MHT Manufactured Housing Ter- mination, slip the termination onto the preceding chimney section. Wrap the locking band, Model 8-MHLB, around the joint and fasten securely with the nut and bolt provided '(Figure 39). Figure 40 TEN FOOT RULE MULTIPLE SUMMARY TERMINATIONS The minimum chimney height ,above the roof is specified by a l l major U.S. building codes. If the horizontal distance from the chimney edce to the peak 'of ihe roof is more than 10 feet or less, the top of the 'chimney must be at least 2 feet above the peak of the roof. If the horizontal distance from the chimney edge to the peak o f the roof is more than 10 feet, a chimney height refer- ence point is established on the roof surface 10 feet hori. zontally from the chimney 'edge. The top of the chimney must be at least 2 feet above this reference point. In all cases the chimney cannot be less than 3 feet above the roof at the edge of the chimney. !The 2' in 10' rule is necessary 'in the interest of safety and Jdoes not insure.smoke-free operation. Trees, buildings. adjoining rooflines, adverse wind conditions, etc.. may require a taller chimney should the fireplace not draft properly (see Figure 40). If more than one termination is located on the same chase or within the same general proximity, we suggest they 'should be separated in dis- tance at least 24" horizontally from flue center to flue center and stacked, or soldiered vert- ically at least 18" apart, from termination smoke exit to termination smoke exit. See (Figure 41) for detail. :This suggestion is in the inter- ,est of better satisfactory oper- :ation and use. If terminations !are located too close to each other, smoke may migrate from one flue into the other. I Figura 41

'the HC and B series fireplace !systems (including fireplace !and chimney components) is !12'0" in conventional homes :and 12'0" in manufactured .housing. The maximum height :is 80' in conventional hones and 20'0" in manufactured ,housing. lation. This dimension is the ,distance from the FLOOR the fireplace Sets on to the point where smoke exits from the term~nation. .2. Determine the number of :chimney components required, except chimney sections. This would include firestops, stabi- I lizers, roof flashing, etc. 3 . The effective heights o f the components are: H C a n d B Series Fireplaces = 38" 4. Determine amount of chim- ;ney height required by sub- *tracting total combined height I !of all preselected components (fireplace and chimney com- ponents) from total desired i height. Reference Vertical Elevation Chart and determine number :of chimney sections (quantity ,and length) required. I MANUFACTURED HOUSING VERTICAL ELEVATION CHART CONVENTIONAL HOMES :To determine the number of chimney sections and chim- n e y components required, ;follow these steps: 7 . Determine total vertical [height of the fireplace instal- jorder separately. ' C ~ ~ ~ e r m i n a t i o n = 4 " CTi Termination = 18" ' 5 4 S!abilizer (required for every 3 0 ' of vertical chim- :ney and 10'of (offset chimney = 21/> Use Model TFB.MHCP.1 which 'contains all chimney compon- Ients and chimney sections fo; typical manufactured housing ,installations. It provides for ;an installed height of 12'2". If ;additional chimney sections !or components are required,

1. Use Offset Charts to deter- mine amount of horizontal off- set (A) and height (B) for various flue pipe section assemblies. 2. Use "Height of Flue Only" column on Vertical Elevation Chart to determine combina- tions of pipe used above return elbow to achieve desired heights. Reference components effective height chart in vertical elevation chart section. , , 3. To use Elevations Chart as job estimator only; add neces. sary firestop spacers and sta- bilizers, as required. Firestop spacers must be used as shown in (Figures 25 and 26) and stabilizers as shown in (Figure 33). * I TFO.E30 1 1 1 Refurn Elbow I Chmnay Sections Ollsel Elbow I OFFSET ELEVATION CHART

To clear any overhead obstructions, you may offset your chimney system using Suoerior 30" offset and return elbows (Models TFB-30 and TFB-E30). Use two elbows - an offset .elbow to initiate the offset and a return elbow to terni- nate it. The offset and return elbows may be attached together, or a section or sections of chim- ney in between may be used, but do not exceed 20' in total length between elbows (see Figur2 43). I f sections of pipe exceed i0' between elbows, a chimney stabilizer must be used at the 10'point. The sta- bilizer support straps must be securely attached under ten. sion (in shear) !o structural framing members above (see Figure d3). Vlhen two sets of elbows are used, the m a i - mum combined lsngth of chimney used between each set of elbows cannot exceed 20' (see Figures 44 and 45). Example: If C, = iO'then C, 'cannot exceed 10'. A 30" off- set elbow, angling in any direction, may be the first component used off the top of the fire~lace flue collar. ~ ~~ needed for your Maximum offset of chimney and purchase system is 30". TVJO offset 1 , before beginning insfaliation. 'elbows must not be assem- ,bled to form a 60° offset. Figure 43 I Figure 44 Figurs 45 However, two sets of offset a n d return elbows n a y be used in a single flue system, provided the total heigh: of t h e system exceeds 25'. 1 Return elbow support straps must be securely attached under tension (in shear) to structural framing members :above (Figure 46 Page 78). Note: The TF8-MHCP-1 Manu- 'faclured Housing Chimney P a c k does not contain any o f f s e t or return elbows to i facilitate offset chimney ! instailation. Calcuiate the !additional chimnev com- 1

elevation chart and Figure 42 on page 76 for reference. :step 1: Determine the offset distance where flue is to pass through the first ceiling - dimension "A". To find lhis point on your ceiling, first determine the centerpoint for ' a vertical chimney following the instructions for vertical installation. Measure height to the ceiling from top of fireplace - dimen- sion "0". Use offset Elevation Chart to find dimension "A". Mark point where you will drive your nail to show the centerpoint for your offset ceiling cut. Step 2: Proceed by using the Straight Up Instailation lnslructions for cutting and framing ceiling and roof openings. Note: See Fram~ng and Dimension Chart for the sizes of the ceiling and roof open- ings. The size of the roof opening varies with the degree of the pitch of the roof. OFFSET ELBOW ASSEMBLY I F B E 3 0 Return Elbow 18 - Figure 46 Offset elbows install the same as chimney sections. First, snap the inner section INTO the preceding inner sec- tions o f chimney. Check con- nection by pulling slightly to insure a tight fit. Next, the outersection snap locks OVER the preceding outer section of chimney. Again, 'check outer sectlon by pulling 'slightly to insure proper connection is made. RETURN ELBOW ASSEMBLY Return eibows ins!ail the same as stabilizers and round contemporary terminations. Follov~ these easy steps: 1) Hold unitized return elbow over top of last chimney section. 2) Center inner slip section into inner flue pipe - slip down. 3) Center outer locking sec- tion over outer flue pipe - push down until iocking joint snaps into position. 4) Pull upsljghtly on return elbow-to insu~Velocking joint has firmiy engaged. Remember, all offset and return elbows and any chim- ney in between must be installed to maintain at least 1" clearance to combustibie materials. Note: Do not apply excessive pressure to any subsequent chimney sections following return elbow assembly when Installing. Insure each subse- quent chimney section is securely attached, however, by testing as noted above. CHIMNEY OFFSET 30' THRU FLOOR OR CEILING It may be necessary to con- struct the chimney at 30" when passing through the floor or ceiling area. Use 30" angled firestops as shown in (Figures 47 and 43). Support the chimney at floor or ceiling penetration with stabilizer if distance below the ceiling is 10' or more. Maintain 1" mini- mum clearance to conbust. ibies from chimney sections. Attic space BFS30 8% Slabilirer 10: Mar. / 30' Fire9lop And Altic Above Figure 47 - , 1 0 ' Max. / 30' Firattop and Rocm Abors Figure 48

Conventional Homes - Required For Manufactured Housing If glass doors are to be installed on this fireplace, refer to specific installation instructions packed with glass doors. Superior glass doors. -.:: 'Model Numbers 33HGD-AB, :38HGD and 38HGD-A9 are for 'use only on certain Superior factory-built fireplaces. Use on any other fireplace may con- 'stitute a potential fire hazard. Glass and metal frames get h o t - always use wood 'handles to oaen and close. Glass doors are required for installation in all manufac- tured home installations to .cornply with Federal HUD Q :requirements. COMBUSTION (FRESH) 'AIR SYSTEM OPTIONAL 'FOR i CONVENTIONAL - :REQUIRED FOR MOBILE ;HOME INSTALLATION -? In Conventional Homes: Use Combustion Air Kit Model AK.4 with Superior HC and B fireplaces. In Manufactured Housing: Combustion Air Kit Model AK-6 must be installed with the Superior HC or 8 fireplace to comply with Federal HUD 'requirements. i GENERAL INFORMATION Outside alr drawn into the fireplace suppltes alr to the f i r e for combustion. Only one combustion air duct o n left side of the fireplace is required, i f ins:alled. Figure 49 1 If additional length of duct is :required, use locally available ;U.L. Class 1, aluminum iducting. The duct may be !extended up to 50' in any /direction. I I Note: Do not terrn~nate corn- bustion air kit rn attic space. 'There is one hand operated shut-off damper at the left of the firebox opening inside the 'fireplace. To open, pull out all :the way. The combustion air 'damper should be fully open /when the fireplace is being :operated. When the fireplace 'is not in use, fully close the combustion air damper to pre- ;vent cold air from entering your home. TO INSTALL: Reference installation instruc- tions supplied with Models , AK-4 or AK-6. Never locate inlet where it can be blocked by shrubs, snow drifts, etc. Never locate in garage or any area where . there is another fuel burnlng appliance or products emit- tlng combustible gases such I as Paint, gasoline, etc. In cold cltmales, it is recommended that the combustion air duct be insulated. Outside combustion air ducting may be installed upwards, or vertically, through framing and ceiling joists, with the hood installed through an outside wail or ducting may be installed downwards, through floor joists, and under the floor of the home. Ducting may be installed into a basement area, not considered part of the living area or the home. Figure 50 Figure 51 FORCED AIR KIT If you are installing a Superior Forced Air Kit. Model FAK-1500, see the instruction sheet provided in the kit for electrical wiring requirements. The fireplace has been pre- wired at the factory to accept the forced air kit at some later time. The fireplace must, how- ever, be connected to main power supply at time of instal- lation i f the FAK-1500 is to be installed later.

!place after it is positioned. :the chimney and the ccmbus. tion air kit, i f applicable, is /installed. Frame with 2 x 4's :(or heavier) lumber. Frame in accordance with local prevaii- ing building codes. Note: The header may rest on !he top metal spacers, but must not be notched to l i t around them. No clearance is required ,between the framing and f~re. 'place and thimble (for manu- factured housing use only). However, remember a 1 " clearance is required between framing and the chimney. To install the fireplace facing flush with the finished \vall, position framework to accom- modate the thickness of the finished wall (Figures 52. A, 5 I 'and C). To insta!l the fire?!ace f a c i n ~ flush v i t 3 sur:ou-d materials. 0osi:ion framework to accorn- 'modate the thickness of the final s u r r o u n materials (Figure 52 D). \ Flnirh Wall Oimenrion Figure 53 G A S LINE This provision is intended for connection to a decorative gas appliance only, in accor- dance wirh the National Fuel Gas Code, ANSi Z 223.1-i960. If you're installing a gas line, concect it now. The gas knock out location is deter- mined by a 1 118" round indentation located at the bottom and slightly off center on the side refractories. THE KNOCK OUT IS ALWAYS TO B E REMOVED FROM INSIDE THE FIREBOX. I f removal is attempted !rom the outer wrapper into the firebox, side 'refractory damage may occur. With a medium-sized hammer, lightly tap the surface of the indentation. The refractory material is very thin in the area o f the indentation, and can be easily removed. Once a small hole is made in the knock out, continue to tap lightly until the desired diame- ter is obtained. The knock out area can be removed to a total diameler of 1 118"; how- ever, the entire knock out does not have to be removed. With the refractorv knock out removed :o the disired diarne- ter, remove knock out on outer wrapper and install gas line. Use only ' / 2 " black iron pipe through fireplace wall for cocnection to a 106 lighter or gas log unit inside the fire- box. Outside, the iron pipe connects to a gas shut o:i valve recessed flush into a wall or floor and controlled by a removable valve key for safety. Always plumb gas line instal- lation pe: state and local codes. Check all connections with soa9 suds; leaks will bubble. Never test any gas line connections with a match or open flame. IMPORTANT: Re-pack insuia- tion in square hole around gas line to seal. CAUTION: WHEN USING THE DECORATIVE GAS APPLI- ANCE. THE FIREPLACE DAMPER MUST BE SET IN :THE FULLY OPEN POSiTlON. COLD CLIMATE INSULATION If YOU live in a cold climate, seal all cracks around fire. place with non-combustib!e material and wherever cold air could enter room. It's espe- cially important to insulate outside chase cavity Setsveen studs and under floor on which fireplace rests, if floor of outside is above ground level. Surround material must be caulked where it meets [he black metal face of the fire- place to avoid air intrusion. Use non-combustible caulking mater~al only on fireplace facing, to seal. Also the out. side air inlet duct should be insulated to minimize forma- tion of condensation.

WALL SHIELDS *A hearth extension must be installed with all firep!aces. It .is required !o protect :he floor in front of the fireplace from both radiant heat and sparks. -The hearth extension must extend beyond the front and both sides of the fireplace opening per the dimensions in the chart accompanyir,g (Fig- ure 54). Use either the metal hearth extension (Modsl HE-33 for HC-3320 or Model HE-36 for .HC-3820 and 368) manufac- ;lured by Superior Fireplace Company, or a 'It " thickness !of millboard or a durable non- combustible material with equal or greater insuiatirg value. These materials may be covered by a decorative nan- combustible veneer. CAUTION: FIREPLACE MUST BE RAISED IF HEIGHT OF :HEARTH EXTENSION EXCEEDS I ' l l " ABOVE :BOTTOM O F FIREPLACE :(FIGURE 55). '*If fireplace is installed on a ,combustible floor, use :he ,metal safety strips (provided) on the floor, extending half 'under the fireplace and half under the hearth extension. BETWEEN THE FIREPLACE AND HEARTH EXTFNSIAN I NON-COMBUSTIBLE MATERIAL. I INSTALLING THE HEARTH EXTENSION BE CAREFUL *Secure the hsarth extension to the floor to prevent possi- ; ble shifting. -If a side wall is closer than 15" to the fireplace opening, a wall shieid is reauired. Use metal wall shields (Model No. : WS4C) manufactured by Superior Fireplace Company or construct ia;i:h a 40" x 40" x 1" millboard cr a durable non- combustible material with equal or Greater insulating value. The wall shields may b~ covered with a decorative non- I . combustible veneer. - 8 Figure 54 HEARTH EXTENSION DIMENSIONS Models Letter HC.3300 HC.3800 '38" I 8 " I *If firepIace 1s Installed dia- ,gonally, across a 90" corner, Iflo wall sh~elds are requlred ((F~gure 12) *For information regarding non-combustible materials and construction detaiis, contact :Superior Fireplace Company, Customer Senice Depar:ment. Fi PJlSH TO YOUR TASTE: There are a w i l e variety of "finished looks" for your 'Superior fireplace - from for- :ma1 ?.fall treatments to m a n tels to rustic !.~ood paneling t o warm brick facings. I If you are uslng a combust. i ible material, do not overlap the black fireolace facing (Fig. , ure 52) I I FACING AND WALLSUR. ROUNDS WITH A NON. I COMBUSTIBLE MATERIAL. Max. Thickness ol Hesnh Extension when Figure 55 Fireplace 1s on F I O O ~ Non.comtustible materials, like tile, stone, brick, etc., may overlap the edge of the fire- place opening, thweon.r--- .. - pletely-hiding the blackfire- i 'placefacing; but be sure not !to interfere with the operation ;of the glassdoor: See (Flgures +16-md1-7) for minimum front facing dimensions if glass doors are to be installed.

and components are to be used only with your Superior fireplace system. Separate installation instructions all packaged separately with all glass doors, combustion air Chimney Ssst>on TF8.35 Chimney Ssclion TF.18 Chimney Secllon TFB12 kits, forced air fan kits. &ki~- neytop terrnina:ions and the manufactured h o n e cF,imney pack. If you encounter any problem: or have quesiions concerning the installation or application of this system, please contact: : Fireslop Spacer (35'1 8 F S 3 Ollsal Elbow TFB30 Return Elbow TFBEIO SUPERIOR FIREPLACE COMPANY Special Services Coordinator 4325 Artesia Ave. Fullerton. California 92633 714-521.7302 Locking B.t,td 8LB Fleshing Round Te#rnlnatlon TFbCTP

FAK.1500 t5 1 . TF8.CTD Z Firestop Thimble (IHHFT AK.4 Comburllon AIr Kit AK.6 Chimney Pack Canvanlidnai TFa.CP7 1 0 8 - 4 Take 011 Boo1 Toe-6 3BHGD 33HGD.AB Glars Doers 33HGD.AB Hearlh Extensions HE46 Wall Shield WS40 Relraclory Palch Kit RPK ReIra~twy Trlm K I ~ RTK