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INSTALLATION & CHIMNEYS
At Clearview Stoves we don’t just produce the best stoves, we provide a complete service. This includes advice and all of
the products you will require for a safe and efficient installation. If you are building a new chimney or fireplace try and
choose your stove first, the installation can then be correctly planned.
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METHODS OF INSTALLATION
Typical methods of flue construction using double module pumice concrete chimney liner system
Please notes that these are typical examples only. Every chimney installation is different and may require different components.
It is important to check that any installation or building work is in accordance with your local Building Codes.
Installations using twin-wall insulated flue
CHIMNEY AND FLUE LINING
A chimney is a passage from the place of combustion to the outside world. Warm flue
gases should rise through this passage to the point of exit.. For a chimney to operate
satisfactorily it should be smooth, warm and as straight as possible. If a chimney is
irregular and rough, or cold and damp, flue gases will move slowly. Cooler gases will
mean inadequate chimney suction and poor flue gas speed
We always advocate flue lining where possible for the following reasons: A flue liner will
substantially decrease your chimney volume, consequently higher temperatures will be
maintained and flue gases will travel faster generating greater and more consistent draft.
When possible flue liners should be insulated, increasing flue temperature. A warm flue
will collect less deposit, cleaning will be much easier, condensation should not occur in
the flue. It is possible to clean a lined flue well, leaving the liner almost as clean as new. It
is rarely possible to remove all deposits that accumulate in unlined flues, there are always
holes and corners a brush does not reach.
FLUE PIPE
Clearview Stoves keep thousands of items of flue pipe in stock. Provision for cleaning
the chimney is important, we have telescopic flue sections and clean out lengths. Flue
pipe can be ordered with your stove direct from the factory or through most Clearview
stockists.
INSTALLATION MATERIAL
Fuel contains moisture that will evaporate through your flue and chimney system during
combustion. It is important that chimneys are insulated to reduce the risk of moisture
condensing.
ACCESSORIES
STOVE GLOVES
(now included with your stove purchase)
Stove gloves will help you load your stove safely and cleanly when operating at high
temperature, protecting your hands and wrists.
STOVE PAINT
A can of “touch up” paint will spray your flue pipe to
match your stove colour.
STOVE THERMOMETER
A stove thermometer will help you monitor your stove’s
performance, it will tell you how good your fuel is and
when you are running it too slow or too fast.
STOVE BRUSH
Keep your stove in tip top order with a Clearview
stove brush.
Installation of Flexible Stainless Steel Liner
Especially suitable for thatched roof installations.
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Clearview Stoves
CLEARVIEW 750
A
507
675
440
440
790
755
160
1010
597
633
287
428
545
712
898
1175
E
D
C
B
Heat Output
3kW to 14kW
Weight
182 – 193kg (without Boiler)
Flue Outlet
175mm (7”)
Boiler Options
10,000Btu. (Domestic)
Connections A & D
27,000Btu. (Baffle)
Connections A,B,C & E
45,000Btu. (Wrap-around)
Connections A,B,C & E
Max. Log Length 450mm (18”)
CLEARVIEW 650
A
507
625
440
440
720
690
160
963
582
610
272
413
523
703
905
1120
E
D
C
B
Heat Output
2.5kW to 12kW
Weight
154 – 165kgs (without boiler)
Flue Outlet
175mm (7”)
Boiler Options
10,000Btu. (Domestic)
Connections A & D
27,000Btu. (Baffle)
Connections A,B,C & E
40,000Btu. (Wrap-round)
Connections A,B,C & E
Max. Log Length 450mm (18”)
SOLUTION 500
415
696
648
800
130
Heat Output
1.5kW to 8kW
Weight
165kgs
Flue Outlet
150mm (6”)
Boiler Options None
Max. Log Length
3800mm (15”)
DIMENSIONS & SPECIFICATION INFORMATION