How to install Log Burner

Step 1: Positioning the Stove
Choose a spot for the stove, ensuring that there's enough space around it, away from any materials that could catch fire.

Ensure the flue can go directly up and through the roof, unobstructed by roof joists. Once the stove is in position, use a plumb line to mark where the center of the stove aligns with the roof.

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Step 2: Cutting the Roof
Mark a square roughly 275mm x 275mm and cut through the roofing material using a jigsaw. Don't worry if it's not neat - this area will be covered later.

Ensure timber structures are at least 60mm from the twin-wall flue system.

Step 3: Assembling the Flue System
Insert a meter of single wall flue into the collar of your stove, and secure it upright with the locking bolts.

Next, insert the adapter into the top of the single wall flue. Lower the twin wall flue section from the roof into the adapter, securing it with the locking band. No fire cement is needed. Once the flue is vertical, install the internal trim plate. This will help hold the flue vertically for the next step.