Firebrick installation – FMI MASONRY FIREBOX MM33 User Manual

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Refractory Firebrick lining must be installed. There

are two options. You can obtain pre-fabricated Modu-

lar Firebrick Liner from FMI PRODUCTS, LLC

(see

Accessories on page 33)

or custom firebrick lining

can be installed.

ModUlaR FIReBRICK lInInG

If using FMI PRODUCTS, LLC Module Firebrick Lin-

ers, simply use an extra bag of the mortar we sup-

ply. Install Hearth panel first, rear panel next and side

panels last. Consider if brackets for grates will be

required also if pre-drilling is required for gas lines,

electrical or if the outside combustion air kit is to be

installed.

The rear Liner Panel is straight from the

bottom to the top front edge of the Downdraft Divert-

Firebrick installation

Area behind

Rear Firebrick

Liner Panel can

remain empty

Figure 48 - Postion of Rear Panel

er edge. The space behind does not have to be filled

(Figure 48).

CUsToM FIReBRICK lInInG

Custom Firebrick lining is can be obtained by FMI

PRODUCTS, LLC. If a custom firebrick pattern is

desired, it is required that the masonry fire rated

bricks be a minimum of 1⅛" thick. The pattern for the

firebrick lining is exclusively your choice. Before you

install the lining, remember to consider any holes

your contractor may need to drill for gas, electrical

or combustion air kit access holes.
Please use a certified mason to lay-in the brick. He

will follow the proper instructions from the fireplace

liner manufacturer and also understand the type of

adhesive or cement he is to use.
Make sure the fireplace is installed with the finished

firebrick floor of the fireplace so that it is at least 11"

above the combustible floor system.
Disclaimer: FMI PRODUCTS, LLC wishes to ex-

press that as the manufacturer of the Grand Merid-

ian Fireplaces, they cannot take any liability or re-

sponsibility for the way the firebrick or the firebrick

mortar performs. It is not unusual in the course of

the life of the firebrick, or the firebrick mortar, for

heat stress cracks to appear. FMI PRODUCTS, LLC

cannot be responsible for this and other wear and

tear to the firebrick and mortar.

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