HARVIA Wood Burning Heaters
Additional Instructions
Place the firewood on the grate at back of the fire chamber. Avoid burning firewood in the fire chamber extension. Do not use excessively long firewood even though they would fit in the fire chamber.
Stove Parts
- A. Upper connection opening
- B. Soot opening
- C. Stove door
- D. Ash box
- E. Flange (only Classic 220 Duo/20 Duo/36 Duo)
- F. Fire chamber extension
Ventilation of the Sauna Room
- A. Supply air vent location. If mechanical exhaust ventilation is used, place the supply air ventabove the stove. If gravity exhaust ventilation is used, place the supply air vent below or next to the stove. The diameter of the supply air pipe must be 50–100 mm.
- B. Exhaust air vent. Place the exhaust air vent near the floor, as far away from the stove as possible. The diameter of the exhaust air pipe should be twice the diameter of the supply air pipe.
- C. Make sure there is enough air to compensate.
Protecting the Floor
Floor in front of the stove door is made of inflammable material. Install floor protection made of nonflammable material.
- Classic 220 Duo, 20 Duo, 36 Duo
- Pull the front flange out.
- Push the fire chamber extension through the opening far enough to allow attachment of the flange and door.
- Pull the stove back to make the flange press against the wall and door.
- Installing the Stove with Harvia Duo Glass Wall
- The stove is installed according to the instructions for installation which are delivered with Harvia Duo glass wall. Connecting the Stove to a Harvia Steel Chimney The nonflammable wall through which the stove is installed must extend up to the roof.
NOTE! Does not apply to thin nonflammable wallstructures that allow to install steel chimney far enough from the wall (for example Harvia Duo glass wall). The safety distance between the inflammable structures and the chimney outer casing must be minimum 100 mm.
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- Teollisuustie 1-7
- 40951 Muurame
- FINLAND
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