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User questions

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James O.

How to determine the dimensions and components for a fireplace or conduit installation?

To define the parts needed for connecting inserts or fireplaces, select components (such as KR, M30, M100, or A) based on the measured offset and height. For conduit creation, determine the technical specifications using the total height, roof slope, center-to-center distance, and specific height measurements. For tubing, ensure the diameter matches the inner section of the masonry conduit.

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James O.

How to determine installation components and dimensions using technical diagrams?

To determine installation requirements, select components for inserts based on measured offset and height. For new conduits, use technical diagrams to record height, roof slope, and spacing. For tubing, select the diameter corresponding to the internal section of the masonry conduit.

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James O.

How to determine the measurements and parts needed for chimney installation or tubing?

For fireplace inserts, use the tables to match offset (D) and height (Hd) measurements with the required parts. For new conduits, record dimensions such as total height, roof slope, and center distance. For tubing, refer to the correspondence table relating the interior conduit section to the appropriate tubing diameter.

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James O.

How to determine the necessary components and dimensions for a flue or fireplace insert installation?

Use technical tables to select components based on the measured offset (D) and height (Hd). For new flue construction, use technical diagrams to record essential measurements such as height, roof slope, and center distance. Match the internal section of masonry conduits to the correct lining diameter using correspondence tables.

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Mary J.

What are the characteristics and important points to know for a Poujoulat insulated flue with a diameter of 230?

A Poujoulat insulated flue with a diameter of 230 is used to create a chimney flue for log-burning appliances. Inox-Galva types are for indoor use only, while Inox-Inox or Therminox are for outdoor use. Regulatory points include exceeding the ridge by 40 cm, insulation in ceiling/attic/roof outlet passages, respecting safety distances from combustible materials, maximum deflection angles of 45°, and ventilated cladding with non-combustible materials (M0/M1).

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