Tylo Black Line Series 16 CK Installation And Operation Instruction Manual

Installation and Operation Instructions

Black Line Series

16 CK

Wood Burning Sauna Stove

Installation and Operation Instructions

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Side walls:

Installation and Operation Instructions

Woodburning sauna stoves are regarded as fireplaces having scorching surfaces. In our stoves,
the surface temperature will not exceed 350 C, and the following safety distances should be

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observed when using them:

Flammable structural elements such as wooden walls, sauna
seats etc.

20"

1. Minimum distance between the vertical surfaces of the stove
and any unprotected wooden structural element: 20".
(Figure 1)

Figure 1

20"

2. However, the safety distance mentioned in item
1 can be decreased to minimum 10" provided
a single light protection is used. This kind of single
light protection can be constructed either by using a
minimum 1/4" thick incombustible cement plate
reinforced with fiber, or by fastening an at least

10"

12"

1mm thick metal plate densely enough to the wall.
A minimum 1-1/4" vent hole must be left between

Figure 2

10"

the protective plate and the wooden surface to be
protected. This can be done for example by using
pipe bushings as intermediate supports.
(Figure 2)

Anchor screw
1-1/4" vent hole
.040" metal plate or 1-1/4"
thick incombustible cement
plate reinforced with fiber

3. The safety distance mentioned on item 1 can be
further decreased to minimum 5" provided a
double protection is used. The double protection
can be constructed using two plates described in
item 2, in addition to which an at least 1-1/4" vent
hole must be left between the wall and the plates.
(Figure 3)

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Figure 3

5"

5"

Anchor screw
1-1/4" vent hole
.040" metal plate or 1-1/4"
thick incombustible cement
plate reinforced with fiber

12"

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4. If the wall has been bedded in, a 2" vent hole
between the wall and the vertical surfaces of the
stove is enough. (Figure 4)

5. A 2-1/4" embedding with open sides at a minimum
1-1/4" distance away from the protected surface is
equivalent for a single light protection. Likewise,
a 4-1/4" embedding not touching the protected
surface would be equivalent for a double light
protection. (Figure 5)

Dimension A is determined according to the
protection method used for wooden surfaces

- 20" with no protection

- 10" with single light protection

- 5" with double light protection

Figure 4

Figure 5

2"

A

15-3/4"

Protecting the ceiling:

4-1/2"/ 2-1/4"

Provided the distance between the stove top and the
ceiling is minimum 47-3/4", no special protection is
needed for the ceiling. If the distance is less than 47-3/4",
you can choose one of the protection methods mentioned
in items 1-3. The ceiling protection must extend above the
vertical surfaces of the stove. (Figure 6)

Figure 6

F in

No protection for the 47-1/4

ceiling

F

Single light
protection

Fireplace base:

The fireplace must be installed on a rigid base. This base must be strong enough to bear the
weight of the fireplace and to prevent any excessive rise of temperature of the structural
elements connected to it. When installing the stove on a wooden floor, it is advisable to use a
minimum 2" thick concrete slab or a minimum 1/4" thick fiber-reinforced cement plate
covered by a metal plate.

Protecting the floor in front of the stove:

4"

Figure 7

4"

15-3/4"

35-1/2

The safety distances listed in items 1-5 cannot be applied
to a combustible floor area in front of the stove. This area
should be protected using a metal plate connected to the
floor and closely fitting the stove. The floor protection in
front of the stove must extend at least to 4" beyond
both sides of the oven mouth and to 15-3/4" in front of it.

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15-3/4"

Concrete

Wood

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