Clearances, Permits, Equipment & materials – M&G DuraVent Combustion Air Systems User Manual

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The Combustion Air System (CAS) is a system

designed to bring in outside combustion

air directly into your wood-burning stove or

appliance, while still venting the exhaust

gases safely into a listed chimney. The CAS

system is available for the DuraVent DuraTech

chimney system.

CLEARANCES

Always follow the required clearance to

combustibles for the vent or chimney system

you are installing. DuraTech chimney pipe

requires a minimum of 2” clearance to any

combustible. Never fill any required clearance

space with insulation or any other materials.

Combustible materials include, but are not

limited to, lumber, plywood, sheetrock, plaster

and lath, furniture, curtains, electrical wiring,

and building insulation. The CAS Triple-Wall

Stovepipe must have 6" clearance from walls

and combustibles (running vertically) and 8"

clearance from ceilings and combustibles

(running horizontally).

PERMITS

Contact your local Building Official or Fire

Official regarding permits, restrictions, and

installation inspections in your area.

EQUIPMENT & MATERIALS

Drill / Driver

Hammer

Caulking Gun

Plumb Bob

Screwdrivers (Phillips & Standard)

Tin Snips

Saber or Keyhole Saw

Level

Dependable Ladder

Tape Measure

Proper Gloves and Shoes

Eye Protection

Materials You May Need:

Non-hardening Waterproof Sealant

8-Penny Nails, 600

O

F RTV Silicone Sealant

Roofing Nails

#8, 2-1/2” & 1-1/2” Wood Screws

INSTALLATION NOTES

Proper planning for your Combustion Air

System installation will result in greater

safety, efficiency, and convenience, as well

as saving time and money. You must use

only authorized DuraVent CAS parts and

related chimney components to maintain a

safe, approved system. Do not mix parts

or try to match with other products or use

improvised solutions. Do not install damaged

or modified parts. Practice good workmanship.

Sloppy work could jeopardize your chimney’s

safety. Keep electrical wiring and building

insulation away from all chimneys. When

deciding the location of your installation, try to

avoid modifications to roof beams and other

structural components of the building. If you

have any questions, contact either your dealer

or DuraVent directly.

APPLIANCE RECOMMENDATIONS

Always follow the stove manufacturer’s

installation instructions.

Installation: Install your stove or appliance as

described by the appliance manufacturer. Be

sure to maintain all required clearances.

Flues: Connect only one appliance per

chimney.

Operation: Follow the appliance safety

manual for maximum efficiency and safety. Do

not over fire the appliance. Any damage to the

appliance or chimney can possibly void your

warranties and cause a fire hazard.

Fuels: Only burn approved fuels as specified

by your appliance manufacturer’s instructions.

Do not burn driftwood, plastic, or chemically

treated wood such as railroad ties. They are

corrosive to your chimney system.

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