#FIREPLACE MANTEL HEAT DEFLECTOR SHIELD INSTALL#
#FIREPLACE MANTEL HEAT DEFLECTOR SHIELD MANUAL#
#FIREPLACE MANTEL HEAT DEFLECTOR SHIELD FULL#
#FIREPLACE MANTEL HEAT DEFLECTOR SHIELD TV#

#FIREPLACE MANTEL HEAT DEFLECTOR SHIELD MANUAL#

Helpful Information: Specification Sheet / Manual / Brochure *Base unit price. Air operating tool Front mounted air adjustment Rear heat deflector Black classic door Small Pedestal Small or medium bottom shield Black Cast Iron Legs. Heat-radiating ceramic glass provides a clear view of the fire while helping to deliver heat into the space. Porcelain enamel inner panels reflect the flames, conveying dancing light. There are several ways to do this, such as installing a proper mantel and building. Achieving the right look is easy with available ceramic spa stones, reflective crystals or volcanic stones. Really, with all the heat a fireplace generates, is it OK to do that. Safety Clearance as per Section 3.2.2 of AS/NZS 2918 that must be maintained between a. It deflects the heat from going further inside the fireplace, which will go into the room. When installing a fire place close to a wall lining, there is minimum. Another popular form of a fireplace heat deflector is a fireback, which is placed at the back of your fireplace.

#FIREPLACE MANTEL HEAT DEFLECTOR SHIELD FULL#

The viewer’s eye is drawn to the flames as they emerge from a bed spanning the full length of the fireplace. A fireplace hood heat deflector is placed on your mantel, which avoids the heat from going up the mantel. Assemble the remaining parts as described in Step #8.Styled for small to medium-sized contemporary living spaces, Regency’s Horizon™ HZ33CE gas fireplace features a clean, louverless face that allows surround materials to be installed to the edges for an elegant, minimal appearance. Be sure the front two holes are at least ½” from the front of the mantleġ0. Drill three more holes near each corner of the mantle using the existing holes in the Mantle Shield as guides. Insert a Screw through the Mantle Shield, through a Ceramic Spacer, and into the hole. Using the 1/8” drill bit, drill a hole on the mark approximately ½” deep.Ĩ. Next to water excessive heat is a sure path to shortening. This can protect the finish on your mantle centerpiece and prevent the wood from drying out and cracking. It reflects and dissipates the heat radiating up and out of your fireplace.

#FIREPLACE MANTEL HEAT DEFLECTOR SHIELD TV#

The Heat Shield will prevent the mantel from. Protect that TV and mantle from radiant heat damage using the Heatshield Products MantleFlect Shield.

#FIREPLACE MANTEL HEAT DEFLECTOR SHIELD INSTALL#

With the Mantle Shield against the wall, mark a hole toward the wall on one side, leaving enough space from the wall to drill the hole.ħ. The Heat Shield for a surround shelf will allow you to install a combustible mantel closer to the fireplace. There are several mounting holes to accommodate for different depth mantles.Ħ. Even though mantels don’t tend to get too hot, they can get warm to touch. Finally, fire retardants help wood mantels resist heat damage. They can be added beneath the mantel or right on the fireplace opening. Also, deflectors redirect heat away from the mantel. If the Mantle Shield protrudes further into the room than desired, the back of the Mantle Shield may be trimmed. To protect a mantel from heat, install it 12 inches away from the fireplace opening. Instead, it will move the heat outward into the room.

There should be approximately 1/16” between the Mantle Shield and each upright.ĥ. A fireplace heat deflector will help prevent the heat coming from the fireplace from going up the wall. Center the Mantle Shield under the mantle in the orientation shown below. Using tin snips or offset shears, cut both ends of the mantle shield on the marks made in step #2.Ĥ. Thus marking the Mantle Shield length about its center.ģ. Measure in this distance from both ends of the Mantle Shield and make marks. Subtract this measurement from 48 1/8” and divide the result by two. If this measurement is more than 48” proceed to step #4.Ģ. Measure the distance between the uprights of your mantle. All necessary ceramic spacers, hardware, and instructions are included.ġ – Mantle Shield 24 gauge metal 47' wide 10' deepġ. (For listed stoves, consult stove manual or manufacturer.) This mantel shield is 47' wide and has a depth of 10' It can be cut to size and comes predrilled and ready to mount. This metal heat shield attaches to the bottom of your mantle and is designed to reduce minimum mantle clearances for wood stoves and inserts when installing inside a fireplace.

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