CLEARANCES
It is of utmost importance that the clearances to combustible material be scrupulously
respected upon installation of the stove you have selected. Refer to the tables below :
Figure 8: Clearances to combustibles
CANADA Single pipe / Double pipe
Model A B C D E F
HT-1200 15/10 16/16 10/8 20.3/15.3 27.3/27.3 21.8/19.8
HT-1200 Deluxe 15/10 8/8 7/6 20.4/15.4 20/20 19.4/18.4
HT-1600 15/12 16/16 12/10 20.8/17.8 28.7/28.7 25.2/23.2
HT-1600 Deluxe 15/12 14/12 12/8 20.8/17.8 27.2/25.2 25.5/21.5
HT-2000 19/10 19/14 11/8 25.4/16.4 33.1/28.1 25.5/22.5
HT-2000 Deluxe 15/10 10/8 7/5 21.3/16.3 24.9/22.9 22.1/20.1
USA Single pipe / Double pipe
Model A B C D E F
HT-1200 17/17 16/16 10/10 22.3/22.3 27.3/27.3 21.8/21.8
HT-1200 Deluxe 17/12.5 8/8 10/7 22.4/17.9 20/20 22.4/19.4
HT-1600 15/12 16/16 12/10 20.8/17.8 28.7/28.7 25.2/23.2
HT-1600 Deluxe 15/12 14/12 12/8 20.8/17.8 27.2/25.2 25.5/21.5
HT-2000 19/10 19/14 11/8 25.4/16.4 33.1/28.1 25.5/22.5
HT-2000 Deluxe 15/10 10/8 7/5 21.3/16.3 24.9/22.9 22.1/20.1
• Floor to ceiling height must be at least 7' (84") in all cases.
• The clearance between the flue pipe and a wall are valid only for vertical walls and for
vertical flue pipe.
• The flue pipe must not go through roof trussing, an attic, a wardrobe or similar spaces;
neither a floor or combustible partition.
• A flue pipe crossing a combustible wall must have a clearance of 18" minimum.
• To reduce flue pipe clearances from combustible materials, contact your local safety
department.
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