Kemlan Coupe Wall Penetration fireplace Installation Instructions

Below you will find brief information for fireplace Coupe Wall Penetration. This installation process has two visits. The first visit includes setting up the fireplace and the second visit includes the completion of the installation.

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May 2015
KEMLAN COUPE DOUBLE SIDED FIREPLACE
WALL PENETRATION MODEL
INTRODUCTION
•This Fire is suitable for installation on properties over 2HA in size.
•BUILDING CONSENTS (PERMITS)
It is the house owners responsibility to have the correct permit lodged and accepted by the local building authority. Your Installer may offer to assist with this and in some cases undertake
the complete application, lodgement, payment, etc. on your behalf (a fee maybe incurred).
•INSTALLATION
All solid fuel heating appliances sold by Broadys NZ Ltd must be installed to the requirements
of the Standard AS/NZS 2918:2001 and the product instructions supplied by us and/or with the
appliance. This includes the “FINISHING” of your installation e.g. the correct venting, hearth
sizing, and fascia and/or mantle surrounds.
Broady's NZ Limited do not undertake installation and/or site work associated with the installation of the products we sell, nor warrant their installation. We recommend that the installation of
all solid fuel heating appliances be carried out by a Qualified Registered Installer with the NZ
Home Heating Association, of which Broady's are also a member. We can provide a list of
these installers, or if preferred visit their website for a full and current list at www.nzhha.co.nz/
membership.asp. By listing these Installers, it is not implied nor inferred that Broady's
recommend them or their work. As the contract for installation is between you and the chosen
Installer – payment is due directly to them, normally on the completion of the installation. Any
possible issues regarding your installation are to be addressed to the Installer. KEEP THEIR
NAME ON FILE.
•ELECTRICAL / PLUMBING
If any electrical/plumbing work is required, it must be carried out by a licensed Electrician/
Plumber. All electrical work must be carried out to AS/NZS3000 or AS/NZS3100 requirements,
plumbing work carried out to appropriate requirements of AS3500.4.1 or NZS4603, and both
electrical and plumbing to local regulatory authority.
•SAFETY WARNING
•Only use dry, well seasoned firewood. Never use driftwood or treated timber
•DO NOT use flammable liquids or aerosols to start or re kindle the fire
•DO NOT OVERFIRE – only use the high heat setting when lighting the fire and reloading. Once fire is alight reduce air slide control to lower setting. Over firing
may result in the warranty becoming void.
•Replace damaged and worn out consumables like baffles, liners, air tubes, rope
seals etc with genuine replacements to ensure the correct and safe operation of
the fireplace.
•If hot water boosters or boilers are fitted the appliance must be connected to an
open vented hot water system.
•Make sure the minimum safety heater-to-wall clearance distances are maintained
between the heater and any heat sensitive materials (furniture,drapes,blinds etc)
•Solid Fuel heaters with glass doors are not to be used as an open fire.
INSTALLATION STEPS
Please Note: This is a minimum 2 visit installation process.
Initial Visit
Step 1: Determine location of fireplace. Minimum clearances to side walls is as
follows: a. 350mm if side wall(s) protrude in front of either glass door
b. 300mm if side wall(s) continue at the same level or inside each glass door.
Note: The fireplace can be eventually positioned directly onto a concrete floor
Or: for combustible floors a floor protector with minimum thickness 80mm of
non combustible material extending 300mm in front of each door opening and 200mm
to each side. An example is 75mm hebel covered in tiles, 80mm concrete plinth or
similar.
Step 2: When installed through a combustible wall, a minimum 1400mm (H)
above floor protector x 1300mm (W) timber framed opening is required.
Step 3 :Install minimum floor protection and hebel margin to sides and top.
Step 4: Install drop box through ceiling and fix flue liners into position. Penetrate flue liners through roof or chimney chase and flash as per AS/NZS2918:2001.
Step 5: Decorate walls, hebel margin and floor protector with appropriate non
combustible materials without firebox in place. Once installed access for decorating is
difficult. The hebel can be solid plastered and decorated to match surrounding wall
linings but No combustible material can cover the hebel margin or floor protector.
Care should be taken to allow for Schist or Stone on side(s) to owners design.
IMPORTANT: As the front wall above the fire on the flush side can get very
warm, we supply a fascia deflector plate to deflect hot rising air away from the
wall. Broadys NZ Ltd takes no responsibility for the final decorating finishes on
the walls surrounding the fireplace. Check with paint or plaster supplier for suitability.
Second Visit
Step 6: Place firebox onto finished floor protector and complete installation to
AS/NZS2918:2001.
Note: Timber mantles (flush side) must be a minimum 550mm above the fascia
(600mm above the top of the fire box). A fan must be fitted when installing a combustible mantle shelf.
Step 7: Siesmic Restraint – Remove one (or both) of the covers on the Pedestal and
drill two holes in the plinth. Secure with two appropriate Dyno bolts through plinth and
floor protector into the floor surface below. Replace covers or fit fan to one side if being installed. Refer to AS/NZS2918:2001.
1300
Side Clearances
350
300
775
Plan View
- non combustible
floor
310
Plan View
- combustible floor
with floor protector
Not To
Scale
Fascia heat
deflector
Fascia heat
deflector
Kemlan Wall Penetration Side Elevation and Plan View
Fascia Heat
Deflector
Kemlan Coupe Wall Penetration
Drop Box
300mm
335mm
300mm
Wall
55mm
335mm
260mm
Plan View
20mm
300mm
Timber Framing
Hebel Margin - side and
top margin
Hebel Floor Protector to
flush and freestanding
sides
Finished decorated
walls and floor protector
Flue Drop Box in
place
Completed Fire
installation
Freestanding side showing ceiling drop box framed in and
hebel margin
Flush insert
side showing
hebel margin
Kemlan Coupe Wall Penetration Installation
- Diagram showing brick surround as an alternative to hebel panel surround
250mm Outer Liner
150mm Flue
250mm Outer Liner
250mm Outer Liner or 50/50 Mesh
200mm Inner Liner
150mm Flue
1200mm
310mm
890mm
1400mm
1300mm
Square Ceiling Drop Box to be a
min 150mm below ceiling
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Key features

Double-sided
Wall penetration
Minimum clearance guidelines
Floor protector requirements
Safety warnings
Installation steps
Venting requirements
Seismic restraint details
Brick or hebel surround options

Frequently asked questions

It is the homeowner's responsibility to obtain the necessary permits from the local building authority. The installer may assist with the application process, but it's important to check the specific requirements in your area.

Any issues related to installation should be addressed to the installer who performed the work. Make sure you have their contact information on file.

Use dry, well-seasoned firewood only. Avoid using driftwood or treated timber.