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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS&

MAINTENANCE GUIDE

Tested to StandardsUL 103 HT

CAN/ULC-S629CAN/ULC-S604

Installer: It is of the utmost importance that these instructions areleft with the homeowner.

Homeowner: Keep these instructions and maintenance guide in a safeplace for future reference.

PLEASE READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFOREBEGINNING YOUR INSTALLATION.

FAILURE TO INSTALL THIS SYSTEM INACCORDANCE WITH THESE INSTRUCTIONS WILL

VOID THE CONDITIONS OF CERTIFICATION AND THEMANUFACTURER'S WARRANTY.

A MAJOR CAUSE OF CHIMNEY-RELATEDFIRES IS FAILURE TO MAINTAIN

REQUIRED CLEARANCES (AIR SPACES) TOCOMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS.

IT IS OF THE UTMOST IMPORTANCE THATTHIS CHIMNEY BE INSTALLED ONLY

IN ACCORDANCEWITH THESE INSTRUCTIONS.

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONProduct Details........................................................Tested Temperatures..............................................Framing Dimensions...............................................Maximum Support Capacity....................................

APPROVAL LABELUltimateONE Listing Information..............................

PRE-INSTALLATION GUIDELINESSafety Tips ...............................................................Chimney Applications...............................................Pre-Installation Guidelines........................................

CHIMNEY INSTALLATIONJoint Security............................................................Ceiling Supports.......................................................Smoke Pipe Adapter................................................Firestop/Joist Shield.................. ..............................Supplemental Radiation Shields...............................Attic Insulation Shields..............................................Offset.........................................................................Adjustable Length.....................................................Wall Supports, Wall Thimble.....................................Wall Channel.............................................................Wall Bands................................................................Cathedral and Pitched Ceiling...................................Universal Roof Support.............................................Roof Flashing............................................................Roof Brace Kit...........................................................Round Top Termination............................................Spark Arrester...........................................................Anchor Plate..............................................................

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHIMNEY MAINTENANCEMaintenance and Cleaning of Chimney....................Knowing What and How to Burn...............................

INFORMATIONReplacement Parts...................................................Offset Chart 1...........................................................Chimney Height Chart 2...........................................Installation Information.............................................

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USA (UL103HT) CANADA (ULC-S629)

8"

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12" x 12"305mm x 305mm

12-3/8" x 12-3/8"314mm x 314mm

11-3/8" x 11-3/8"289mm x 289mm

13" x 13"330mm x 330mm

13" x 13"330mm x 330mm

14" x 14"356mm x 356mm

14" x 14"356mm x 356mm

16" on Center

16" on Center

10 -13/8" x 10 -3/8"264mm x 264mm6"

12" x 12"305mm x 305mm 16" on Center

10-3/8" x 10-3/8"264mm x 264mm11-3/8" x 11-3/8"289mm x 289mm

12-3/8" x 12-3/8"314mm x 314mm

CANADA (ULC-S604)

Congratulations on purchasing the Selkirk UltimateONE Chimney System!UltimateONE features an advanced engineering design with the latest modern technology. A lifetime ofcomfort and enjoyment can be obtained from your UltimateONE provided that it is installed, used andmaintained properly. Your UltimateONE must be installed in accordance with the following installationinstructions, so it is strongly advised that all instructions be read very carefully before proceeding.

PRODUCT DETAILSMATERIALS:

Exterior (Outer casing): .016" Type 304 Stainless Steel

Interior (Flue): .016" Type 304 Stainless Steel

Insulation Features:

UltimateONE TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

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Inside Diameter 6" 7" 8"

Outside diameter 8" 9" 10"

Clearance tocombustibles

Maximum continuous flue gas temperature

Brief forced firing (1 hour max)

Tested to: (3 x 10 minutes - USA) (3 x 30 minutes - CANADA)

2" (50 mm) or as establishedby Factory-Built Supports orFirestops

6"

8"

7"

30 feet (9.1 m) 26 feet (7.9 m)

26 feet (7.9 m) 22 feet (6.7 m)

23 feet (7.0 m) 18 feet (5.5 m)

TABLE 2Ceiling Support/

Cathedral SupportUniversal

Roof Support

Maximum Support CapacityUniversalInterior

Resupport

Chimney Flue

Diameter

TABLE 1 *Round and Square Ceiling Support/

**Cathedral SupportInsulated

WallThimble

All OtherFraming

Chimney Flue

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TESTED TEMPERATURES

*Note: The clearance to combustibles obtained with a correctly installed UltimateONE Round and Square Ceiling / Cathedral Support in the framedopening specified above has been tested. The 2 inch clearance does not apply at this location.

NOTE: The distance between a vertical stove pipe and the ceiling may be less than 18" when it is installed with UltimateONE Round or SquareCeiling / Cathedral Support. The reduced clearance in these areas has been confirmed as part of the chimney safety testing.

Wall Support(WSP)

Wall Support(WSP)

Universal Wall/ReSupport

62 feet (18.9 m)

55 feet (16.8 m)

49 feet (14.9 m)

28 feet (8.5 m)

25 feet (7.6 m)

20 feet (6.1 m)

Framing Dimensions

**Note: For a Cathedral sloped ceiling application a rectangular opening that is longer in the sloped direction must be prepared to suit the pitch ofthe ceiling / roof.

UniversalExtended Wall

Support

28 feet (8.5 m)

25 feet (7.6 m)

20 feet (6.1 m)

*Round *Square

Round Square

54 feet (16.4 m)

48 feet (14.6 m)

42 feet (12.8 m)

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- Bulk Pack- Eco-Friendly- High Temperature Capable- High Insulating Value

Approx.Weight/Foot (lb/ft.) 4.8 5.5 6.2

1000°F

1400°F

2100° F

650°C / 1200°F

925°C / 1700°F

1150°C / 2100°F

Failure to follow the installation instructions could cause FIRE, CARBONMONOXIDE POISONING, OR DEATH. If you are unsure of installationrequirements, call the Telephone Number listed on these instructions, or visitwww.selkirkcorp.com

WARNING!

Based oninformationsupplied byappliance

manufacturer

MaximumHeight ofChimney

54 feet (16.4 m)

48 feet (14.6 m)

42 feet (12.8 m)

540°C / 1000°F

760°C / 1400°F

925°C / 1700°F

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READ THESE INSTRUCTIONSBEFORE YOU INSTALL YOUR UltimateONE

It is important that these installationinstructions are followed. This productshould be installed by professionals whoare certified in Canada by WETT (WoodEnergy Technology Transfer) or l'APC(l'association des professionels duchauffage) or in the U.S.A. by NFI(National Fireplace Institute).

The following installation instructionswill assist in conducting a safe, efficient,dependable installation of your chimneysystem.

PRE-INSTALLATION GUIDELINES

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CHIMNEY APPLICATIONSCANADAYour UltimateONE chimney has beentested per ULC-S629 Standard for 650°CFactory-Built Chimneys. As such it iscode approved for connection to solid,liquid or gas fueled residential typeappliances and building heatingappliances with maximum continuousflue gas temperatures of 650°C (1200°F).UltimateONE has also been tested perULC-S604 Standard for Factory-BuiltType A Chimneys for connection to gasand oil fired appliances with continuousflue gas temperatures up to 540°C(1000°F).The installation should be in accordancewith the Installation Code CAN/CSA-B365 (Installation Code for Solid-Fuel-Burning Appliances and Equipment). TheNational Building Code of Canada andProvincial Building Code, etc. shouldalso be consulted.

U.S.A.Your UltimateONE chimney has beentested per UL-103 Standard for Factory-Built Chimneys for Residential Type andBuilding Heating Appliances as "TypeHT". As such it is code approved forconnection to solid, liquid or gas fueledresidential type appliances and buildingheating appliances with maximumcontinuous flue gases temperatures of1000°F.

The installation should be in accordancewith NFPA 211 (Standard for Chimneys,Fireplaces, Vents and Solid Fuel BurningAppliances), and / or local and regionalcodes such as the InternationalMechanical Code, Uniform MechanicalCode, etc.

PRE-INSTALLATION GUIDELINES

Plan the installation of your applianceand chimney in such a way that both yourchimney and your chimney connector(stovepipe) run is as short and straight aspossible. By having too long and / ormultiple offset installations you can reducesystem draft which can affect theoperation of your appliance and / or thechimney system. The chimney should belocated within the building so as to avoidcutting or altering load bearing memberssuch as joists, rafters, studs, etc. If youhave to cut or alter an existing load bearingmember, special reframing methods arerequired which often include doubling ofadjacent members. If such a case arises,contact your local Building Code Officialregarding local regulations and properinstallation methods.

Prior to starting the installation, contactthe local building officials in your area, todetermine the need for any necessarybuilding permits, and to ensure that yourinstallation will conform with all local,provincial / state and national coderequirements. Contact your insuranceprovider to determine if an inspection bya Certified Professional is required.

Sections of the UltimateOne chimneywhich pass through accessible areas ofthe building such as closets, storage areas,occupied spaces or any place where thesurface of the chimney could be contactedby persons or combustible materials mustbe enclosed in a chase (framed in). Thechase may be fabricated using standardbuilding materials. Drywall mounted on 2”x 4” studs is typically used in this situation.Except for installation in single and twofamily dwellings, factory-built chimneysshall be enclosed with approved wallshaving a fire resistance rating equal orgreater than that of the floor, wall or roofassemblies through which they pass. Theminimum airspace clearance between theouter wall of the chimney and the enclosureshall be at least 2 inches.

MAINTAIN A 2" MINIMUM AIR SPACECLEARANCE BETWEEN INSULATED CHIMNEYSECTIONS AND COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS.

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The ideal location for your chimney iswithin the building envelope. In coldclimates, the use of external chimneysmay result in operational problems suchas poor draft, excessive condensation ofcombustion products and rapidaccumulation of creosote. Under thesecircumstances, installation of the chimneywithin the building is stronglyrecommended.

If the chimney must be installed on anexterior wall it is recommended that thechimney be enclosed below the roof lineto protect the chimney from cold outdoortemperatures. This may help reducecondensation, creosote formation andenhance draft. Provide an access doorby the Tee Cap for chimney inspectionand cleaning. The exterior enclosuremay be insulated, maintaining therequired minimum air space clearance of2" (50mm) to any part of the chimney.Consult local codes for cold climateapplications.

Do not install the chimney directly at theoutlet of the appliance. Interconnectingsmoke pipe is required unless theappliance is specifically approved fordirect connection to a chimney.

Be sure that ladders are in good conditionand always rest on a level firm surface.

Be sure that electrically powered toolsare properly grounded.

SAFETY TIPS - GENERAL

Install inter-connecting stove pipefollowing appliance manufacturer'sinstructions and appropriate coderequirements keeping in mind that thestove pipe run should be as short andstraight as possible and secured in placewith a minimum of 3 sheet metal screwsper joint. Generally, for a wood burningappliance installation, an 18" minimumclearance to combustibles must bemaintained for a single wall stove pipe.NOTE: The exception to this is a doublewall stove pipe, such as Selkirk's ModelDCC which can be installed at reducedclearances to combustibles. Seeseparate installation instructions formore details.

Your UltimateOne chimney andconnecting stove pipe diameter shouldbe sized in accordance with the appliancemanufacturer’s recommendations.

Authorities require that the chimneyextend not less than 3 feet (900 mm)above the highest point where it passesthrough the roof of a building and not lessthan 2 feet (600 mm) above any portionof the building within 10 feet (3 m). SeeFigure 1 and Chart 2.

There should be no draft regulators onsolid fuel equipment or in smoke pipeconnectors.

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GENERAL CHIMNEY INFORMATION - CEILING SUPPORT INSTALLATION

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Make sure that the chimney will notintersect a structural member whenpassing through a wall, ceiling, roof orfloor.

If the chimney is going to intersect astructural member, either offset thechimney or move the appliance so thestructural integrity of the house will bemaintained.

Your chimney has been tested, andlisted using all of the supports,shields, etc., described herein.

Deletion or modification of any of therequired parts or materials may

seriously impair the safety of yourinstallation and void the certification

and / or warranty of this chimney.

Situate the chimney in the structure sothat it can be installed without cuttingjoists, sills, plates or load bearing partitionsor members. If you, do follow local codes.

Connect only one solid fuel burningappliance to a chimney.

A minimum smoke pipe connector lengthof 3 feet (1 m) between appliance andchimney is recommended.

Your UltimateONE chimney system isdesigned for installation using standardbuilding materials and procedures. Thefollowing tools may be required:-SAFETY GLOVES-SAFETY GOGGLES-HAMMER AND NAILS-TIN SNIPS-TAPE MEASURE-SCREWDRIVER AND PLIERS-PLUMB LINE AND LEVEL-SQUARE-KEYHOLE SAW OR POWER JIGSAW-CAULKING GUNOther tools or equipment may be required,depending on your chimney location andthe structure in which it is to be installed.

INSULATION COMPRESSION OF THEUltimateONEBefore assembling chimney lengths toone another, the insulation on the inletend (held in place with a plastic retainer)should be below the outer bead so that itcan compress during assembly. Theoutlet end, should be full of insulation(held in place with a white paper retainerand the thermal reduction spacer) to thetop of the length. Once you haveassembled the lengths together install aLocking Band.

With the insulation being compressed,this will provide insulation to insulationcontact (see Figure 2).

NOTE: When the insulation retainersmelt or volatilize during high temperatureoperation, the compressed insulation willfill in.FIGURE 2

Insulation

Locking Band

Locking BandSeated All

Around

Insulation to InsulationContact

Insulation CompressedInward Bead (groove)

NOTE: The chimney pipe and fittingsmust be assembled only with the LockingBands as furnished, except as stated instep 4.

1. Engage adjacent chimney lengths untilthey bottom out, then simply seat theLocking Band in the bead of each chimney.

2. Engage the clasp into the hook thenclose the latch (see Figure 2 & 3).

4. At all joints forming an offset orsuspended Lengths below a Roof Sup-port, the Locking Band(s) and the jointsmust be fastened using two (2) #6 x 1/2"stainless steel sheet metal screwsthrough the 2 securing holes located oneach side of the latch (see Figure 3).

FRAMING DETAILS

FIGURE 4Typical Joist Framing

2" Min.

2" Min.

All openings should be square (all foursides), plumb and in perfect alignmentwith each other (see Figure 4).For sloping roofs and/or ceilings, ensurethat the framing dimension is measuredin the horizontal plane (see Figure 5).

Typical Roof Joist Framing

2" Min.

2" Min.

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CEILING / CATHEDRAL SUPPORT -FLAT CEILING APPLICATION

See Table 2 on the Specification Pagefor maximum support capacity of theUltimateONE Round or Square Support.

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INSTALLING THE LOCKING BAND:

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Thermal Reduction Spacer*

*Not exactly as shown.Inward Bead (groove)

Flange (fits into beadsof adjacent lengths)

Plan your installation carefully. Ifpossible, position the stove so that theflue outlet is centered between joists orrafters. Drop a plumb line to the centerof the flue outlet and mark this centerpoint on the ceiling. Lay out and frame inall openings ensuring the specified 2”air space clearance to combustibles ismaintained. Refer to Table 1 orapplicable Tables for framing dimensionsand mark the appropriate cutting linesaround the center point.

3. To remove the Locking Band, open thelatch and disengage the clasp from thehook.

Use only with an appliance listed by arecognized testing authority such asUnderwriters Laboratories Inc.,Underwriters Laboratories of Canada,Intertek Testing Services, WarnockHersey, OMNI or CSA. EPA Approvedappliances are highly recommended.

The flue diameter of gas or oil firedappliances should comply with theappropriate Installation Codes such asCAN/CSA-B139 (oil) or CAN/CSA-B149(gas) when installed in Canada, and theNational Fuel Gas Code NFPA 54 / ANSIZ223.1 (gas) and NFPA 31 (oil) in theUnited States.

The use of a chimney cleaning brushcould also cause the joints to separate ifnot securely locked.

TYPES OF APPLIANCES

High internal gas temperatures in achimney force the internal pipe to expand.This, in turn, could cause the joints toseparate if they are not securely locked.

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Both Supports provide a finished appear-ance at the ceiling level. See Table 2for the maximum supporting capacity ofthe selected support. The chimney mustbe set within the Lower Bucket. TheLower Bucket protrudes 4 inches(102mm) below the Support. All lengthsmust be installed inside of the supportinto the Lower Bucket. Figures 10 & 12illustrate the 2 most common types ofCeiling Support installations.

If either support is installed in a cathedralsloped ceiling, follow the instructions inthe section entitled "CEILING SUPPORT- CATHEDRAL/PITCHED CEILINGAPPLICATIONS".

NOTE: UltimateONE is required to beenclosed when it passes through closets,storage areas, occupied spaces or anyplace where the surface of the chimneycould be contacted by persons orcombustible materials.

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Measure to compensatefor the thickness offraming materials anddesired extension downinto the room

Round Support

SupportCollar (with

4 tabs)securedwith selftappingscrews

Lower Bucket -Must alwaysextend belowceiling

NOTE: In Canada special supplementalshielding is required. See the followingsections for installation procedures ofthese items:- Joist Shield (JS)- Supplemental Radiation Shield (RSRS&FSRS)

Cut and frame (on all 4 sides) the holes inthe floor, ceiling and roof where thechimney will pass. All openings shouldbe square (all four sides), plumb and inperfect alignment with each other. Forsloping roofs and/or ceilings, ensure thatthe framing dimension is measured in thehorizontal plane (see Figure 5). Refer tothe Framing Dimension Table for therequired framed opening.

In Canada, an enclosed chimney in a livingspace or in an attic space requires aSupplemental Radiation Shield; either Rigid(RSRS) or Flexible (FSRS). SeeSUPPLEMENTAL RADIATION SHIELDS(RSRS & FSRS) section in theseinstructions.

NOTE: Supplemental Radiation Shieldsare not required for oil or gas burningappliances even where the chimney isenclosed.For “Listed” Factory-built fireplacesrequiring ULC-S629 listed chimneys,Supplemental Radiation Shields arerequired (unless the appliancemanufacturers instructions stateotherwise).

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CEILING SUPPORT INSTALLATIONNOTE: When the Round Ceiling / CathedralSupport is installed in a roof truss ensurethat the chimney has 2"clearance at the topof the truss. An optional Round SupportExtension is available. See CEILING /CATHEDRAL SUPPORT EXTENSIONsection in these instructions.

Round Ceiling / Cathedral Support:

RoofFlashing

Smoke PipeAdapter

Round Top

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Ceiling Joist(Framed all 4 sides)

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Roof Joist(Framed all 4 sides)

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Alternate AtticInsulation Shield

Support collar

NOTE: When a Round Ceiling Support isinstalled in a ceiling with a fully open atticspace immediately above as in Figure 8, itis permissible to substitute the AtticInsulation Shield (AIS) with the AlternateAttic Insulation Shield (AAIS). See alsoFigures 21 and 22.

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The Round Support is supplied with aLower bucket, Support Collar, FinishingTrim and four (4) L-brackets (used onlyif the RBCS is being installed in a slopedceiling or sloped roof). . The RoundSupport has an overall height of 24inches (610mm).

The Square Support (SBCS) is a 24"(610mm) tall Support Box. It is suppliedwith a Lower Bucket,two (2) black U-shaped trim plates, fasteners and four(4) small L-brackets for attachment toframing members and may be adaptedto sloped ceilings or roofs without framinga horizontal opening.

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Slide the Support Collar over the RoundSupport from the bottom making surethe four tabs are pointing downwards(see Figure 6). Before securing theSupport Collar in place measure tocompensate for the thickness of theframing materials and the desiredamount the Support will extend belowthe ceiling. The bottom of the RoundSupport can be installed flush to theceiling (0") or extended into the room(see Figures 7).

Fasten the Support Collar to the RoundSupport (see Figure 7)with the four (4)self tapping sheet metal screws throughpre-punched holes in the support collarand into the round support cylinder.

In this (flat ceiling or roof) application the4 L-brackets are unnecessary and maybe disgarded.

Insert the Round Support either fromabove or below into the framed opening.Ifinserted from below rotate the Supportso that the Support Collar tabs sit on topof the framing.

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StormCollar

2. At the opening where the support willbe installed:

a. Temporarily set one of the L-bracketsat the midpoint location on the top ofeach side of the framed opening.The bracket should set on the topand extend down the front side ofthe framing members (see Figure9a).

Lower Bucket

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Trimmed Portion

Square Ceiling / Cathedral Support -Flat Ceiling or Flat Roof Installation:

To install as the primary support (above theroom in which the appliance is installed) ina horizontal floor/ceiling or flat roofassembly:

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1. Cut and frame (on all 4 sides) the holesin the floor / ceiling and roof where thechimney will pass. All openings shouldbe square (all four sides), plumb and inperfect alignment with each other.NOTE: For sloping roofs and/or ceilingsthe framed opening will be rectangular.Insure that the framing dimension ismeasured in the horizontal plane (seeFigure 9b). Refer to Table 1 for therequired framing dimensions.

NOTE: The 4 L-brackets mount on theoutside of the box (at the desired elevation- per Figure 9c) and will set on the top of theframed opening.

FIGURE 9a -Bracket Locations & Orientation- Centerpoint of Framed Opening

b. Temporarily secure each bracket inplace with a nail driven (onlypartially) through one of the pre-punched holes in the bracket downinto the top side of the framedopening.

3. Place the Square Ceiling Support intothe framed opening and temporarilycenter it, then adjust to the desiredelevation - keeping in mind that thebottom of the box must extend down atleast flush with or below the finishedceiling level on all sides.

4. Scribe a mark on the box along the topedge of each L-bracket. (If installingthrough the roof, extend the lines to thecorners of the box for subsequenttrimming of portions that wouldotherwise extend above the roof).

5. Remove the box and brackets. Usingthe scribed lines created previously,place a bracket on each of the outsidefaces of the box so that the top edge ofthe bend in the bracket is in alignmentwith the scribed line and the bracket iscentered on the outside face of the box(see Figure 9c). Secure each bracketto the box (with two self-tapping, hexhead screws) through the holesprovided in the bracket and into the wallof the box.

FIGURE 9b -Cross-section viewBracket Locations

6. From the top, set the box back downinto the framed opening so that the L-brackets again rest on the top surfaceof the framed opening and the box isnow suspended in the opening. Checkfor proper fit, plumb and proper boxextension down through framing to orbelow the lowest ceiling level. Adjustas necessary.

7. If the SBCS is being installed in aflat or sloped roof, trim and removethe portion of the box above thelines that would otherwise extendabove the roof.

8. Secure the brackets to the top sideof the framed opening with minimumof two (2) 1/8" (3mm) shaft by 1-1/2"(38mm) long nails or wood screwsper bracket.

9. Set the Lower Bucket down intothe opening in the bottom of thesupport box.

10. At the location where the boxpenetrates the finished ceiling, fitthe U-Shaped trim plates aroundthe box and secure in place withsmall nails or screws through holesprovided.

NOTE: The U-Shaped trim plates areused on opposite ends of the box tooverlap and trim off the small gapsbetween the box and the finishedceiling material. Any smallremaining gaps may be caulkedand painted if desired.

The SBCS is now installed as a primarysupport and is ready to receive thechimney section with the Smoke PipeAdapter in its base. See "Smoke PipeAdapter" sections.

An optional Square Support Extensionis available. See Ceiling / CathedralExtension in the Cathedral Supportsection of these instructions.

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FIGURE 9c -Bracket Location on Ceiling Support

Secure each bracket to the box (with twoself-tapping, hex head screws) throughthe holes provided in the bracket andinto the wall of the box.

SQUARE CEILING / CATHEDRAL SUPPORT INSTALLATION

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USA & CANADA - (JS) :Fully frame a level square opening (allfour sides) to the dimension found inTable 1 of the Framing Dimension Tableon the Specification page.

Figure 14FirestopJoist Shield (JS)

Upper Part of Shield

It is designed to provide properfirestopping between floors and extrashielding for the joist area to keep itcooler.The overall height of the Firestop JoistShield (JS) is 18" of which 13 inches willshield the ceiling depth and joist area.The rest is below the ceiling level.

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The Firestop Joist Shield (JS) is installedon the underside of the ceiling/floorframing, with the upper (longer) portionof the cylindrical shield pointing upward.

STOVE PIPE ADAPTER, JOIST SHIELD INSTALLATION

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SmokePipe

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A Firestop Joist Shield (JS) must beinstalled whenever the chimney passesthrough a floor or ceiling from one livingspace to another living space or into anattic space.

BEFORE LOWERING THE FIRSTCHIMNEY LENGTH:3. The Smoke Pipe Adapter (SPA) mustbe inserted into the inlet end of the firstlength (see Figure 11b). Ensure the outletend with the 3 clips is fully inserted (seeFigure 11c). The clips will keep the SmokePipe Adapter in place until the Length islowered into the Lower Bucket.

Smoke Pipe Adapter

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4. Lower the prepared Chimney Lengthinto the Lower Bucket with the crimpedend of the Smoke Pipe Adapter protrudingthrough the opening in the Lower Bucket.Ensure that the Chimney Length rests onthe Lower Bucket in the Round Support(see Figure 12).

NOTE: Any length of UltimateONEChimney can be used. There is nospecial "Starter" length required withthe Round and Square Support.

FIGURE 11c

UltimateONEChimneyLength

Smoke Pipe Adapter

SMOKE PIPE ADAPTER (SPA)

3 clips ensure snugfit into Inlet end ofUltimateONEChimney Length

Outlet end Insertsinto UltimateONELength

Crimped end (towardappliance)FIGURE 11a

1. The Stove Pipe Adapter (Figure 11a) isdesigned to connect single wall stovepipe to UltimateONE Chimney System.The stub end (crimped) of the SmokePipeAdapter is intended to fit inside of a singlewall stove pipe from a solid fuel applianceto contain any creosote dripping down thechimney to the inside of the stove pipe.

Continue adding chimney lengths until aheight of about 2 feet below the nextceiling level is achieved.

FIRESTOP JOIST SHIELD (JS)INSTALLATION

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3 Stainless Steel SheetMetal Screws, evenlyspaced through theinward bead of the

chimney length (seestep 2 for required use)2. Three (3) screws are provided with the

Stove Pipe Adapter and are required whenthe Stove Pipe Adapter is used with aRoof Support or through the wallinstallation (see Figure 11c). They are notrequired in a Ceiling Support installation.

Figure 13Firestop Joist Shield (JS)

Firestop Joist Shield (JS) - US Applica-tionBasement of 2 Storey - Enclosed

Round Top

Storm CollarRoof Flashing

Attic InsulationShield

Framed Enclosure2" (50mm) clearance

from chimney tocombustible wall

Firestop Joist Shield

Chimney Sections

Living Space

Attic Space

Floor, Ceiling Joist(Framed all 4 sides)

Floor, Ceiling Joist(Framed all 4 sides)

Roof Joist(Framed all 4 sides)

Round SupportLiving Space

Floor, Ceiling Joist(Framed all 4 sides)

Lower Bucket

Framed Enclosure2" (50mm)

clearance fromchimney to

combustible wall

Smoke Pipe Adapter

Upper Part ofShield

Chimney Sections

Firestop Joist Shield

Trim Plate

Support Collar

FIGURE 15

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UltimateONE must be enclosed when itpasses from one living space to anotherliving space.

Round Top

Storm CollarRoof Flashing

Top portion ofJoist Shield

Framed Enclosure2" (50mm) clearance

from chimney tocombustible wall

Joist Shield

Living Space

Attic Space

Floor, Ceiling Joist(Framed all 4 sides)

Floor, Ceiling Joist(Framed all 4 sides)

Roof Joist(Framed all 4 sides)

Round CeilingSupport

Living Space

Floor, Ceiling Joist(Framed all 4 sides)

Lower Bucket

Framed Enclosure2" (50mm)

clearance fromchimney to

combustible wall

Smoke Pipe Adapter

Upper Part ofShield

Chimney SectionsFirestop Joist Shield

Trim Plate

Support Collar

Figure 16Joist Shield - Canada OnlyBasement of 2 Storey -Enclosed living space

SupplementalRadiation Shield

SupplementalRadiation Shield

SupplementalRadiation Shield

TO INSTALL - RSRS - Straight-Up:From the floor above the support, placethe Rigid Supplemental Radiation Shieldtube (RSRS) over the first chimney lengthand onto the support. Screw it to thesupport using the self drilling screwsprovided. Install additional chimneylengths as required making sure that youinstall a Joist Shield (JS) where thechimney penetrates the ceiling.

NOTE: The JS is installed from the bottomand secured solidly to the framing. TheRSRS is designed to slide like a telescopeand adjust from 43" to 103" (see Figures17a & b). Pull the RSRS up around thechimney and fasten to the flange of theJoist Shield.

Multiple RSRS may be use together ifrequired. If the chimney is enclosedthrough additional floors repeat theprocedure starting at the top of the JSuntil the chimney is installed in the attic.

NOTE: In Canada, an enclosed chimneyrequires a Supplemental Radiation Shieldconnecting to the Joist Shield and theAttic insulation Shield.

NOTE: If the chimney is to be enclosed inthe attic, The Attic Insulation Shield (AIS)is not required.

Continue installing chimney sections upthrough the roof opening. Lower a RSRStube through the roof opening and adjustit so that it can be attached to the upperpart of the JS Joist Shield.

Adjust the length of the RSRS so that itterminates just above the roof openingand into the flashing cone.

Fasten all sections of the RSRS to eachother. Each section telescopes from 43"to 103".

Figure 17aCanadian Rigid Supplemental RadiationShield (RSRS) - Enclosed

TelescopingLengthfrom

43" to 103"

ATTEN

TION

: Firestop Radiation / Joist S

hield is installed onthe underside of the ceiling/floor fram

ing, with the upper portion

of the cylindrical shield pointing upward.

SUPPLEMENTAL RADIATIONSHIELDS (RSRS - FSRS)

Rigid (RSRS) or Flexible (FSRS). See TOINSTALL RSRS (straight up application)and FSRS (offset application).

NOTE: Supplemental Radiation Shieldsare not required for oil or gas burningappliances even where the chimney isenclosed.For “Listed” Factory-built fireplacesrequiring ULC-S629 listed chimneys,Supplemental Radiation Shields arerequired (unless the appliancemanufacturers instructions stateotherwise).

In Canada, an enclosed chimney requiresa Supplemental Radiation Shield; either

Chimney Sections

JOIST SHIELD - SUPPLEMENTAL RADIATION SHIELD INSTALLATION

Round Top

Smoke PipeAdapter

Lower Bucket

RoundCeilingSupport

Storm Collar

RoofFlashing

Enclosure

ChimneySection Supplemental

RadiationShield

Top portion ofSupplemental

RadiationShield above

roof intoFlashing Cone

Figure 17b - CANADA - EnclosedAttic

Supplemental Radiation Shield(RSRS)

ATTEN

TION

: A Firestop / Joist S

hield must be installed

whenever the chim

ney passes through a floor or ceiling from one

living space to another or into an attic space.

Fasten in place using 1" spiral nails orscrews. Ensure no insulation or debris iswithin the 2" air space clearance aroundthe chimney. This includes the air spacesbetween the Firestop Joist Shield (JS)and the joist framing.

When the chimney enters an attic space,the Firestop Joist Shield (JS) must beinstalled at the ceiling level and an AtticInsulation Shield installed from above.UltimateONE must be enclosed when itpasses from one living space to anotherliving space. If the chimney is enclosed inan attic space, the Attic Insulation Shieldis not required.

TrimPlate

11UltimateONE

*In Canada SupplementalRadiation Shielding isalso required.

SUPPLEMENTAL RADIATION SHIELD INSTALLATIONTO INSTALL - FSRS - Offset:Place the bottom half of a FlexibleSupplemental Radiation Shield (FSRS)over the first chimney length comingthrough the floor. The connector ring fitsto the Round Support. Secure through thesupport and into the FSRS connector ringwith self tapping screws (supplied). Installa Joist Shield (JS) where the chimneypenetrates the ceiling. Fasten the topportion of the FSRS to the flangeprotruding below the Joist Shield (JS).Install additional chimney lengths andoffsets as required and any chimneylengths through the floor and into theattic. Pull the top half of the FSRS downover the top offset. Each half of theflexible duct is compressed and will stretchfrom 26" to 78") (see Figure 18).

Figure 18- Canadian FlexibleSupplementalRadiation Shield(FSRS) - EnclosedUsed only with theRound CeilingSupport

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Two types of Attic Insulation Shields areavailable - an Attic Insulation Shield (AIS)and an Alternate Attic Insulation Shield(AAIS).

Pull the bottom half of the FSRS up overthe bottom elbow in the same manner.Secure the two halves together at aconvenient location between the elbows.If the offset is close to the top or bottomof the enclosure you may need to shortenone half of the FSRS and attach the extralength to the other half. Install an offsetsupport on a vertical length above theoffset. Cut an opening in the FSRS toaccomodate the straps to pass through.The offset support may also be secured tothe roof if necessary. See Offset Sectionin these instructions.

Position the base of the Attic InsulationShield on top of the framed opening.Insert the notched spacer tabs within theframed opening until fully seated.

The Attic Insulation Shield is designed toadjust for a variety of attic heights. It ispreferable to position the shield as highas the attic will allow to provide shieldingfrom insulation.

Slide the upper (telescoping) shield upas high as possible (keeping minimum of1" overlap), and secure to the lower fixedshield using the sheet metal screwsprovided through the pre-punched holes(see Figure 19).

ATTIC INSULATION SHIELDS

Attic Insulation Shield (AIS)InstallationThe Attic Insulation Shield is shippedpre-assembled at a height of 11 inchesbut telescopes to allow for a depth ofinsulation up to 18-1/2".

The opening must be fully framed on all4 sides at 2 inches of clearance tocombustibles as per the FramingDimensions in Table 1.

The function of the Attic Insulation Shieldis to keep insulation away from contactwith the chimney. Certain insulationsmade of cellulose fiber (old newspapers,processed wood) may ignite and smolderdue to heat trapped by contact with thechimney. When this smoldering firereaches wood framing, a fire may result.However, even without a flame, asmoldering fire may create noxious gasesand cause property damage.

Attic InsulationShield Collar

Upper (telescop-ing Shield

Lower fixedShield

Base Plate

Figure 19 - AtticInsulation Shield (AIS)

Secure the base to the framing with atleast 2 nails or screws per side.

Lower TelescopingShield

The lower telescoping portion of the AISprovides supplemental joist shielding.Insure it is properly extended downthrough this area.

After the chimney section has beeninstalled through the Attic InsulationShield, install the Attic Insulation ShieldCollar around the pipe and lower to meetthe top spacer brackets (see Figure 19).Fasten the Collar by sliding the tabsthrough the appropriate slots and bendtabs backward to secure collar in place.

NOTE: If the chimney in the atticspace is to be enclosed the AtticInsulation Shield is not required,but a Supplemental RadiationShield is.

Caution - Risk of fire!If the chimney within the attic space isto be enclosed, the AIS must be left outor removed. Do not enclose the AtticInsulation Shield in combustibleconstruction. If at a later date, thechimney is to be enclosed in combustibleconstruction in the attic area, removethis insulation shield (by removing thefasteners at the base) before doing so.When enclosing, maintain the minimum2" airspace clearance to combustibles.A Firestop Joist Shield must be installedfrom the living space into an attic area.(See Figure 20).

NOTE: In the USA - When the chimneyis enclosed in the attic area from a livingspace a Firestop Joist Shield (JS) mustbe installed into the attic (see Figure20).

CANADA ONLYNOTE: When the chimney is to beenclosed in the attic space aSupplemental Radiation Shield must beinstalled (see Figure 18b). Do not installthe Attic Insulation Shield. If the atticspace is above a living space a RadiationJoist Shield (JS) must be installed frombelow.

Smoke PipeAdapter

Trim Plate Lower Bucket

Support Collar ofRound Ceiling

Support

Round Top

Storm CollarRoof Flashing

Enclosure

Enclosure

Chimney Section

Firestop JoistShield

Bottom portion ofFirestop Joist

Shield

Round CeilingSupport

Figure 20 -EnclosedAttic Space*

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Figure 22 -Alternate Attic Insulation Shield (AAIS)Opened Attic Immediately aboveRound Ceiling Support

A FULLY OPEN ATTIC SPACEIMMEDIATELY ABOVE THE ROUNDCEILING SUPPORT:When a Round Ceiling Support isinstalled in a ceiling with a fully open atticspace immediately above. It ispermissible to substitute the AtticInsulation Shield (AIS) with the AlternateAttic Insulation Shield (AAIS). SeeFigures 21 & 22. This will permit addingSupplemental Universal ShieldingInsulation (SUSI) into this shield to reduceair infiltration into the dwelling. To install,place the Alternate Attic Insulation Shieldover the Round Ceiling Supportpositioning the base plate on the framedopening around the Round Support. Nailthe base plate to the framing with 1 nail ateach corner.Install the Attic Insulation Shield Collararound the pipe and lower to meet the topspacer brackets (see Figure 19). Fastenthe Collar by sliding the tabs through theappropriate slots and bend tabs backwardto secure in place.

RoofFlashing

Smoke PipeAdapter

Round Top

Storm Collar

Alternate AtticInsulation Shield

(AAIS)

Trim Plate Round CeilingSupport

Lower Bucket

Storm Collaron top of the

AAIS

SupportCollar of

Round CeilingSupport

Base plate

Figure 21 - AAIS

ChimneySection

When necessary to offset the chimneyin order to pass through an upstairscloset or to clear a joist or otherobstruction,the use of 15o or 30o

insulated elbows is recommended.Elbows rotate 360 degrees to providethe exact orientation required. Elbowsmay be used at the same 2" airspaceclearance as chimney sections.

Two pair (four) of 15o or 30o elbows maybe used. The maximum permissible anglewith solid fuel installations is 30 degrees.The maximum length of chimney allowedbetween elbows is 8 feet.A 45o Elbow is also available for gas andoil fired appliance venting applicationsand with specified ULC-S610 Factory-Built Fireplaces where referenced inthe fireplace installation instructions.

ELBOW INSTALLATION

NOTE: In Canada, a SupplementalRadiation Shield must be installed whenthe chimney is enclosed within livingspaces and when enclosed in an atticspace (see Figure 25). See the sectionentitled "Supplemental Radiation Shieldfor more information.

During installation providesupplementary support for the offsetsection to avoid undue stress onconnected elbows.

Smoke PipeAdapter

Elbow

InteriorResupportLocking Bands

Elbow

Ceiling Joist(Framed all 4 sides)

Floor, Ceiling Joist(Framed all 4 sides)

RoundTop

Termination

Storm CollarRoof

Flashing

Chimney Sections

Roof Joist(Framed all 4 sides)

Support Straps

Locking Bands

Living Space

Attic SpaceAttic

InsulationShield

FIGURE 23 Installation of offset- Enclosed - USA

Lower Bucket

Enclosure 2"(50mm)

clearance fromchimney

Support CollarRound Support

Trim Plate

Never install an elbow in a joist area.Chimney sections must be vertical whenpassing through framed joist areas.

The vertical run of chimney above anoffset must be supported using an InteriorResupport Assembly. The InteriorResupport Assembly (Figure 26) isdesigned to provide support above anoffset/elbow and an additional 18 ft(5.5m) of re-support to the main supportsystem.It must be installed immediatelyabove the upper elbow of an offset.

TO INSTALL:Install the insulated elbow on thechimney length below. Align the elbowin the direction required for the offset.Secure the elbow to the chimney lengthwith the supplied Locking Band.

Place the required length(s) of chimneyon the elbow. An Adjustable Lengthmay be use between elbows to allow anexact distance if desired. Secure to theelbow with supplied Locking Band.

Attach upper elbow to the chimneylength, then rotate it to orient the outletof the elbow to the vertical position.Secure elbow to the chimney lengthwith the supplied Locking Band.

FirestopJoist Shield

FIGURE 24

NOTE: For added security on multiplelengths forming an offset, it isrecommended to fasten the joints usingtwo (2) #6 x 1/2" stainless steel sheetmetal screws through the pre-punchedholes in the locking bands (see OffsetChart 2).

Alternate Attic Insulation Shield- (AAIS)-For use only with Round Ceiling Support

Flathead boltthroughappropriate hole

Holes forattachment topipe

Flathead bolt forattachment ofsupport strap

1/4" Nut

Lock washer

Tab

Holes forattachment topipe

TabWasher

Flathead bolt forattachment ofsupport strap

Collar of AAIS

AAIS Cylinder

ATTIC INSULATION SHIELDS INSTALLATION - ELBOW INSTALLATION

ATTEN

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! The Attic Insulation S

hield (AIS

) will allow

for a depth ofinsulation up to 18-1/2 inches w

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ill allow up to 16-1/2 inches.

ATTEN

TION

: A Firestop / Joist S

hield must be installed

whenever the chim

ney passes through a floor or ceiling from one

living space to another or into an attic space.

NOTE: 45° Elbow Kit is for connection toliquid or gas fired appliances normallyproducing flue gases of 540°C or less.

May also be installed with specificULC-S610 Factory-Built Fireplaces wherespecified in the fireplace manufacturer'sinstallation instructions. Follow fireplacemanufacturer's installation instructions

packaged with the fireplace.

Universal Interior Resupport- Part Band

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Each offset must be supported with anInterior Resupport.

Place the two halves of the UIRA asshown in Fig. 24. Insert flat head boltsthrough the holes marked with the diameterof the chimney being installed. The flathead of the bolt should be orientedopposite the direction the formed tabs arepointed. Secure the center bolt withwashers and nut.

Form the Band into a circle as shown inFig. 26 and loosely connect tabs usingthe nut and bolt indicated.

Attach the band to the Support Strapsusing 2 flat head bolts (1 per strap) andnuts. The bolt should pass through theholes of the band corresponding to thepipe diameter.

FIGURE 26

SupportStraps

UniversalBand

Determine the location at which theassembly will be installed. (Make sure thestructure to which the straps will beattached is structurally sound and capableof providing adequate support for theweight of the pipe).

Smoke PipeAdapter

Elbow

InteriorResupportLocking Bands

Elbow

Ceiling Joist(Framed all 4 sides)

Floor, Ceiling Joist(Framed all 4 sides)

Round TopTermination

Storm CollarRoof

Flashing

Chimney Sections

Roof Joist(Framed all 4 sides)

Support Straps

Locking Bands

Living Space

Attic Space AtticInsulation

Shield

FIGURE 25 Installation of offset- Enclosed - Canada

Lower Bucket

Enclosure 2"(50mm)

clearance

Support CollarRound Support

Trim Plate

Joist Shield

SupplementalShield Supplemental

Shield

Place assembly around the length of pipeand tighten tabs with the nut and boltreferenced in Fig 24.

Universal*Interior

ResupportAssy

WALL SUPPORT (WSP)

TO ADJUST LESS THAN 2 INCHES:1. Remove the four (4) securing screwsholding the two halves together.2. Remove the inlet end of the AdjustableLength (smaller of the two).3. Remove some insulation to move theinlet end of the length to the desiredlength while still maintaining contactbetween the insulation and the inlet end ofthe pipe.

ADJUSTABLE LENGTH As previously mentioned, the ideal locationfor your chimney system is within thebuilding envelope. A Wall Supportinstallation is required when the abovementioned location is not possible and thesystem must be installed on an outsidewall. Follow the following steps all the waythrough the Wall Thimble (Interior andExterior) portion.

FIGURE 27

UIRA

- Support above an Elbow

An Adjustable Length (AL) is installedbetween other components to establishan exact finished length, where a standardlength cannot be utilized. The AL has anover all length of 18” and has an installedlength that adjusts from 6-1/2” to 17”.

Attach Support Straps to structure withscrews or nails through top or sides offraming members (see Figure 27).

Add lengths of pipe as needed.

Adjustablefrom 6-1/2"

to 17"Securing Screws

Figure 28a

Secure length of pipe to assembly byusing two 1/8" x 1/2" stainless steel screws(provided) through two of the smallattachment holes of the Universal Band(see Figure 24).

3-1/2" Minimuminto room

Maintain 2" (50mm)from chimney to

combustibles

Insulated Tee

Exteriorthimble Plate

LockingBand

Trim Collar

Support BracketLag screws intostructure

CombustibleWall Locking Band

InteriorTrim Cap

FIGURE 29

Support Plate

NOTE: Adjustable Lengths are notdesigned to sustain heavy loads. InstallAdjustable Length only in offset portionsof system or near the top - if exacttermination height is desired.

4. Re-assemble the inlet end to the outletend of the pipe. Re-install the four (4)securing screws into new holes to securethe two parts of the length together.TO ADJUST MORE THAN 2 INCHES:Follow the two first steps in the previoussection.1.Using the inlet end of the assembly togauge the desired length of the pipe, markthe outer tube of the outlet end (larger end)flush with the slip fit end of the female pipe(see figure 28b).2.Cut both the inner and outer tubes of theoutlet end of the pipe 1" longer than themark on the tube made in the previousstep. This will allow for the minimum of 1"overlap between the male and inlet end ofthe pipe.Follow Steps 3 and 4 in the previous sec-tion.

Marking of requiredLength measurement

Cut Line - Add 1"of material for

overlap

Figure 28b Inlet End

OutletEnd

OFFSET SUPPORTS AND ADJUSTABLE LENGTH

Desired(reduced)length of pipe

*Note: InteriorResupport (IR)supplied with Elbowkits is preformed tothe correct diameter.

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WALL SUPPORT & WALL THIMBLE

CA

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himney Length used to penetrate

through the wall m

ust extend at least 3-1/2" into the room.

CA

UTIO

N! The use of exterior chim

ney increases operating problems such as low

draft, high rate of creosote accumulation, poor start-up and prone to dow

n-drafting.

4. Ensure framing structure (verticalstuds) are at 16" O.C. to secure supportbrackets.

The Wall Support allows an adjustabilityfrom 2” to 6” of clearance between thechimney and the vertical wall to fit yourinstallation. Pemserts are factory installedon both side brackets and the support plate(see Figure 29 & 30).

The maximum chimney height above a WallSupport is indicated in Table 2 on theSpecification page, all of which must beabove the support.

5. Ensure that the Wall Support is level.

12. Prior to tightening all fasteners of theSupport Plate ensure that the InsulatedTee assembly is plumb and level and sittingflush on the base plate and all clearanceshave been met (see Figures 30 and 32).

13. Use a non-hardening high-temperaturesealant (500°F) to seal around the exteriorportion of the horizontal chimney lengthwhere it enters the Exterior Wall ThimblePlate or through a concrete wall.

7. Attach an appropriate insulated chimneylength to the Insulated Tee branch.NOTE: The Chimney Length used topenetrate through the wall must extendat least 3-1/2" into the room.

For a non-combustible wall (concreteblock or poured foundation) the InsulatedWall Thimble is not required. The openingin a non-combustible wall would require anopening 1/8" greater than the outsidediameter of the chimney.

FIGURE 30 - Front view of WallSupport

Support Brackets

Support Platew/ flange up

Pre-PunchedHoles ofSupportBracket

InsulatedTee Cap

Pemsert

SupportPlate

InsulatedTee

FIG. 33 - SECURING OF TEE CAP

RetainerClip Wing

Nut

TO INSTALL:Determine the location where the chimneywill pass through the wall. The chimneyshould pass through the wall, centeredbetween two studs. The Wall Support hasbeen designed for 16" on center framingmember spacing. Determine the centerline of the lateral connection (horizontallength through the wall) and frame in youropening to the framing dimensions specifiedin Table 1 of the Technical Specificationpage.

2. Assemble the 2 side brackets (point oftriangle facing down) to the support plate(flange up) by inserting the threaded studs(pemserts) into the oblong slots andselected holes. Install keps nuts onthreaded studs until snug, do not tightenat this time as adjustments may berequired.

3. Position the Wall Support so that thecenter line of the Insulated Tee (onceinstalled) lines up with the centerline ofthe Insulated Wall Thimble.

8. Secure in place with the suppliedLocking Band.

9. Ensure the latch of the Locking Bandis facing down to prevent any waterfrom collecting into the Locking Band.

10. Slide the assembly (Insulated Tee andlateral connection) through the InsulatedWall Thimble opening.

11. Position the Insulated Tee Assemblyonto the Support Plate.

ATTENTION: Install the exterior portionof the Insulated Wall Thimble beforeinstalling the Wall Support. The InsulatedWall Thimble is a two (2) piece designthat includes an insulated exterior portionand an interior Trim Cap with finishing trimcollar.

FIGURE 31

Chimney Length

Insulated Tee

ExteriorThimble Plate

Insulated Tee Cap

Support Bracket

Support Plate

Pemsert (2) underside ofSupport Plate for

Retainer Clip

FIGURE 32 - Front viewof Wall Support

6. Using the pre-drilled holes of thesupport brackets as a template, drill 4holes for each bracket. Secure the SupportBrackets to the wall by installing four (4)1/4" x 2" lag bolts for each side (Figures 30and 32).

Locking Band

Exterior Thimble Plate

Outer Radiation Shield

Insulation

Inner RadiationShield

1. Install and center the exterior portion ofthe Insulated Wall Thimble (plate andcylinder) in the framed opening. Securethe flange of the Wall Thimble to theoutside wall using at least 4 #8 x 1-1/2"wood screws. Be sure to seal the perimeterof the exterior plate where it meets thewall by using a non-hardening waterproofsealant.

The Exterior portion of the Wall Thimblehas been pre-insulated at the factory. Donot remove this insulation. This portionwill accomodate a wall thickness up to 12"(305mm).

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14. Attach the two (2) retainer clips to thepemserts located on the bottom of thesupport plate with the 2 supplied wingnuts. Insert and secure the Tee Cap withthe retainer clips (see Figure 33).

15. Chimney Lengths above the Tee arestacked and secured with Locking Bands.

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FIGURE 34

Thimble InteriorTrim Cap

Thimble InteriorTrim Collar

WallThimbleExterior Firestop

and RadiationShields

FIGURE 35

ThimbleTrim Cap

Thimble TrimCollar

If necessary, inverting the brackets (bracketsmounted above the support plate) can beaccomplished by inserting 4 truss headscrews (2 per sides) through the oblongslots and holes of the support side bracketsand the support plate (Figure 36). Securewith keps nuts. In this mode, the range ofadjustability is limited to 5” from the wall.

Pre-PunchedHoles ofSupport Bracket

SupportPlate w/Flange Up

Insulated Tee CapRetainer Clips

SupportBrackets

21. In earthquake zones, drill through thelower end of the tee and install at least three(3) stainless steel sheet metal screwsthrough the support plate flange.

INVERTED BRACKETS

EXTENDED WALL SUPPORTThe Extended Wall Support (Figure 39)allows for an adjustment up to 12 inchesfrom a vertical wall to pass by a 12"overhang.It is designed to support up to 28feet of chimney above the Insulated Tee (seeTable 2.

The Support Band is shipped pre-assembledfor use on a 6" diameter UltimateONE. For 7"and 8" diameters relocate the elevator boltsaccordingly. Form the band into a circle andloosely connect both tabs using the supplied 2"bolt.

1. Attach the lower support arms to thesupport band using 2 flat head bolts (1 perside) and nuts. Place the support band atthe desired distance from the wall using theslots on the lower support arms.

Secure to wall with two (2)1/4" x 2" Lag Bolts per side

Lower Support Arm

Support Band

Insulated Tee

4. Secure in place with the supplied LockingBand. Ensure that the latch of the LockingBand is facing down to prevent any waterfrom collecting into the Locking Band. Fromoutside, slide the assembly (ChimneyLength installed on the Tee Branch) throughthe Wall Thimble ensuring the malecoupling on the Tee is facing upward. TheWall Thimble will assist in supporting theassembly until you are ready to install theExtended Wall Support.

FIGURE 37

UltimateONEChimney Length

Extended WallSupport

UltimateONEChimney Length

ExteriorPortion ofWall Thimble

Insulated Tee Cap

FIGURE 38

6. Install the Lower Support Arms on theexternal wall by using two (2) 1/4" x 2" lagbolts (see Figure 37). Attach the UpperSupport Arms and Brackets to the LowerSupport Arms with nuts and bolts throughholes at ends. Install the Upper SupportArm Brackets on the external wall usingfour (4) 1/4" x 2" lag bolts (see Figure 39).NOTE: Ensure that all lag bolts are anchoredto structural members; not just to the wallsheathing.

5. The Lower and Upper Support Arms andbrackets should be installed on the firstvertical chimney length above the InsulatedTee (see Figure 38). Tighten the SupportBand locking bolt just enough to hold theExtended Wall Support in place.

INSULATED WALL THIMBLE-Interior19. Snap the Smoke Pipe Adapter into theinlet end of the horizontal chimney length(see Figure 11a - 11c). Secure in placewith three (3) stainless steel sheet metalscrews through the inward bead of thechimney length.

Remember that the chimney pipe lengthselected must extend at least 3-1/2"(86mm) beyond the finished wall and mustbe centered in the wall opening. To reducecold air infiltration it is permissible to addSUSI insulation between the corner voidsand the insulated cylinder of the thimbleand in the gap between the chimney andthe insulated cylinder.

20. Slide the Thimble Trim Cap over theprotruding insulated chimney length (seeFigures 34 and 35) and the outer radiationshield until flush to the Smoke Pipe Adapter.Ensure the Smoke Pipe Adapter protrudesthrough the cap opening. Install theThimble Trim Collar over the Trim Cap andfasten to the wall with supplied black woodscrews (4).

3. Attach an appropriate insulated chimneylength to the horizontal branch of theInsulated Tee.

18. To ensure chimney stability above thewall support, Wall Bands must be usedevery 8 feet (2.4m) above the support.

2. Determine the location at which theassembly will be installed. Make sure thewall to which the Lower and Upper ArmBrackets will be attached isstructurallysound, capable of providingadequate anchoring capacity for lag boltsand bearing the weight of the pipe.

16. Allow an access to the base of the Teeto facilitate inspection and cleaning of thechimney system.

17. A minimum clearance of 12" (305mm)is recommended below the Insulated Tee toprovide access for inspection and cleaning.

Tee Cap Retainer

FIGURE 3616" O.C.

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NOTE: The Chimney Length used topenetrate through the wall must extend atleast 3-1/2" into the room.

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Support Band

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FIGURE 39

NOTE: In some applications extendingbelow the tee may be necessary. Whendoing so, the metal retainer found on theinlet end of the tee will need to be relocatedto the inlet end of the extension below thetee. Check with local authorities for anyrestrictions.

UNIVERSAL WALL CHANNELThe use of one or more Wall Channels willsimplify the installation of the ExtendedWall Support, Wall Band or Universal WallRe-Support when framing members arenot within range. It is 26 inches in length toallow for 24" on center construction.

Locate the vertical framing members anddetermine the correct elevation for the WallChannel(s) based upon the accessory beinginstalled. Secure the Wall Channel(s) inplace using a minimum of four (4) 1/4" x 2"lag bolt.

Determine the correct location on the WallChannel for the Wall Band, Extended WallSupport or Universal Wall Re-Support.Simply bolt these components to the WallChannel with elevator bolts.

FIGURE 40 - WALL CHANNEL

The Universal Wall Support/Re-SupportAssembly may be used as a primarysupport or as a re-support used above anoffset in an installation run along a wall. Itprovides both lateral and vertical support.The total height of support

Universal Wall Support /Re-Support

TO INSTALL1. Place the two halves of the UWRSABand as shown in Figure 41. Insert flathead bolts through the holes marked withthe diameter of the chimney beinginstalled. The flat head of the bolt shouldbe oriented opposite the direction theformed tabs are pointed.

Securingholes

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Boltthroughappropriatehole

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2. Place Spacer Clip on the bolt used inthe middle of the assembly and securewith washers and nut (see Figure 42a).

3. Form Band into a circle and looselyconnect tabs using nut and bolt (seeFigure 42a).

FIGURE 41 - Wall Band

Spacer clip

1/4" x 2"SS Boltand Nut

InvertedSupportBracket

Attach SupportBrackets to Wallusing Lab Bolts

SlotSpacer Clip WasherLockwasherNut

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4. Place Band between the brackets withSpacer Clip and Tabs oriented as shownin Figure 41.

5. Attach Band to Wall Brackets using 2flat head bolts (1 per side) and nuts. Boltsshould pass through holes correspondingto the pipe diameter and through slots onthe brackets as shown in Figure 42a.

FIGURE 42a

7. Using the pre-drilled holes of the bracketsas a template level and drill 3 holes for eachbracket.

10. Secure length of pipe to assembly byusing two 1/8" x 1/2" stainless steel screwsthrough two of the small securing holes of theUniversal Band (see Figure 42b). Seal screwswith silicone sealant.

11. If using a Tee, make sure the Tee Cap isinstalled and secured with the Tee CapRetainer as shown in Figure 42b).

12. The Universal Wall Support/Re-Supportcan also be used as an Offset Support in aninstallation run along a wall (see Figure 43).

8. Secure brackets to wall using1/4" x 2" lag bolts.

9. Place length of pipe within the assemblyand tighten the tabs using the 1/4" x 2" boltto secure the pipe within the band (seeFigure 42b).

FIGURE42b

FIGURE 43 - USED ASOFFSET SUPPORT

Secure the Insulated TeeCap with the Universal TeeCap Retainer Kit (Figure42b). This kit contains aseries of sliding bracketswith slots in the bracketsto accommodate differentdiameters. It is used whenthe Insulated Tee issupported by the ExtendedWall Support or the Wall/Resupport.Make sure Retainer is se-curely attached (see sepa-rate instructions).

Max Distance36"

Tee w/Tee Cap

WallThimble

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SupportBracket

Universal Adjustable Wall Band1. Place the two halves of the UWB Band asshown in Figure 44. Insert the flat head boltthrough the middle set of holes in the bandhalves marked with the corresponding pipediameter of the chimney being installed.

UNIVERSAL WALL / RE-SUPPORT6. Determine the location at which theassembly will be installed. Make sure thewall to which the brackets will be attached isstructurally sound, capable of providingadequate anchoring capacity for lag boltsand bearing the weight of the pipe.

that it can accommodate is 20 ft for 8"dia., 25 ft for 7" and 28 ft for 6" dia. It canalso be used in conjunction with the WallBand.

8. Secure the Insulated Tee Cap withthe Universal Tee Cap Retainer Kit.This kit contains a series of slidingbrackets with slots in the brackets toaccommodate different diameters. It isuse when the Insulated Tee is supportedby the Extended Wall Support or theWall/Resupport.

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Tab

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FIGURE 45a

FIGURE 44

The bolt should pass through the band halveswith the tabs oriented outward as per Figure 44.

2. Place the Spacer Clip on the bolt used in themiddle of the assembly and secure with washersand nut (see Figure 44).

3. Form the Band into a ring and loosely connecttabs using the 1/4” x 2” nut and bolt as per Figure45a.

4. Place the Band between the left and rightbrackets with the Spacer Clip and Tabs orientedas shown in Figure 45b.

5. Attach the band to the wall brackets using 2flat head bolts (1 per bracket) and nuts. The boltsshould pass through the holes corresponding tothe pipe diameter and through the slots of thebrackets. These slots allow for horizontaladjustment of the pipe from the wall (see Figure45b).

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7. Level the brackets and drill pilot holes inthe wall using the mounting holes in thebrackets as a template. Drill 2 holes in thewall for each bracket.

8. Secure brackets to wall using 1/4" x 2" lagbolts (see Figure 45c).

9. Place length of pipe within the assemblyand tighten the tabs using the 1/4" x 2" boltreferenced in Step 3 to secure the pipewithin the band (see Figure 45c).

FIGURE 46 - Standard Wall Band

The Standard Wall Band (Figure 46) providesthe required 2" (50mm) minimum clearance.For lateral stability of the chimney above theWall Support, a Wall Band must be installedalong an outside wall.

Where horizontal adjustability is needed, aUniversal Wall Band can be use. For moredetailed instructions see the Universal WallBand section, Steps 1 through 9 and Figures44 through 45b.

1. To ensure chimney stability above thewall support, Wall Bands must be usedevery 8 feet (2.4m) above the support. Forsystems shorter than 8', at least one WallBand must be installed.

2. Secure the Wall Band bracket to the wallusing two (2) 6d (2") spiral nails or #8 x 2"wood screws through the pre-drilled holes(see Figure 46). For concrete or brick veneerwalls, use suitable masonry fasteners orother anchoring systems.

3. Check for clearances and plumb as youfasten the Wall Bands to the wall. Use alevel against the chimney sections at eachsupport stage to keep the assembly plumb.

Fasten the Wall Band securely around thechimney with the supplied nut and bolt tosecure the chimney length within the band.

STANDARD WALL BAND

WALL BANDS

NOTE: If the chimney penetrates anoverhang (soffit), cut an opening with2" clearance all around and install aJoist Shield on the under side of theoverhang. If the attic is open to theoverhang, close off the access withsuitable building materials ensuringthat a 2" (50mm) air space ismaintained.

From above, install a roof flashingand storm collar by following the RoofFlashing installation section. If theoverhang is not deep enough to allowthe chimney to be fully installed withinthe overhang, it will be necessary tocut away a portion of the overhang.Ensure that a 2" (50mm) clearance allaround the chimney is maintained.Framing and flashing of the sides ofthe opening will be required. Install aWall Band at this level.

FIGURE 45b

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"Smoke Pipe Adapter"The Smoke Pipe Adapter must be insertedinto the inlet end of the first length (seeFigure 11b). Ensure the outlet end withthe 3 clips is fully inserted (see Figure11c). Lower the assembly (ChimneyLength with Smoke Pipe Adapter) into theLower Bucket with the crimped end of theSmoke Pipe Adapter protruding throughthe opening of the Lower Bucket. Ensurethat the Chimney Length rests in theLower Bucket within the Ceiling Supportand that the Lower Bucket is always belowany ceiling level.

StormCollar

RoundTop

CeilingTrim

ChimneyLength

Flashing

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FIGURE 48

Stovepipe

Minimum horizontaldistance of 18" fromsingle wall connectorpipe to sloped ceiling

CEILING/CATHEDRAL SUPPORT -PITCHED CEILING OR ROOFAPPLICATION

The Round or Square Ceiling / CathedralSupports (Figures 47 and 48) are alsosuitable for steep pitched cathedralceilings, vaulted ceilings or an attic withgreater than average insulation depth. Itprovides a finished appearance at theceiling level. See Table 2 for the maximumsupporting capacity of the selectedsupport.

The basic steps necessary to install around or square ceiling support in acathedral or pitched ceiling or roofapplication are similar to the installationfor a horizontal framed opening exceptthat it is being installed in a framedopening that is sloped. As such theframing members must all be oriented sothat their exposed faces (through whichthe box will extend) need to be vertical -asshown in Figures 47 and 48.

1. Cut and frame (on all 4 sides) the holesin the ceiling or roof where the chimneywill pass. The opening will be rectangularbut still must be plumb and in perfectalignment with each other. Insure thatthe framing dimension is measured in thehorizontal plane (see Figure 47 and 48).Refer to Table 1 for the required framingdimensions.

2. At the opening where the support willbe installed:

Cathedral Round Support

FIGURE 47

Storm Collar

Chimney Section

Round Top

Roof Flashing

Smoke PipeAdaptor

LowerBucket (partof CeilingSupport)

RoundSupport

PitchedCeilingPlate

CATHEDRAL PITCHED CEILING APPLICATION

Maintain minimumhorizontal distance of 18"from single wall connector

pipe to sloped ceiling

SquareSupport

Cathedral Square Support

a. Temporarily set one of the L-bracketsat the midpoint location on the top ofeach side of the framed opening.The bracket should set on the topand extend down the front side ofthe framing members (see Figure9a).

b. Temporarily secure each bracketin place with a nail driven (onlypartially) through one of the pre-punched holes in the bracketdown into the top side of theframed opening.

NOTE: In this instance the Support Collarsupplied with the Round support will notbe used and:

3. Place the Square or round CeilingSupport into the framed opening andtemporarily center it, then adjust tothe desired elevation - keeping inmind that the bottom of the box mustextend downat least flush with orbelow the finished ceiling level on allsides.

4. Scribe a mark on the support alongthe top edge of each L-bracket. (Ifinstalling through the roof, extendthe lines to the corners of the box (oredges of round support) forsubsequent trimming of portions thatwould otherwise extend above theroof).

5. Remove the support and brackets.Using the scribed lines createdpreviously, place a bracket on eachof the outside faces of the support sothat the top edge of the bend in thebracket is in alignment with thescribed line and the bracket iscentered on the outside face of thesupport (see Figure 9c). Secureeach bracket to the suppor (with twoself-tapping, hex head screws)through the holes provided in thebracket and into the wall of thesupport. Secure each bracket to thesupport (with two self-tapping, hexhead screws) through the holesprovided in the bracket and into thewall of the support.

6. From the top, set the support backdown into the framed opening so thatthe L-brackets again rest on the topsurface of the framed opening andthe support is now suspended in theopening. Check for proper fit, plumband proper support extension downthrough framing to or below the lowestceiling level. Adjust as necessary.

7. Remove the portion of the supportabove the lines that would otherwiseextend above the roof.

8. Secure the brackets to the top sideof the framed opening with minimumof two (2) 1/8" (3mm) shaft by 1-1/2"(38mm) long nails or wood screwsper bracket.

9. Set the Lower Bucket down into thetop opening until it rests in the bottomof the support.

10. At the location where the boxpenetrates the finished ceiling, fit theU-Shaped trim plates around the boxand secure in place with small nails orscrews through holes provided.

NOTE: The U-Shaped trim plates areused on opposite ends of the box tooverlap and trim pff the small gapsbetween the box and the finishedceiling material. Any small remaininggaps may be caulked and painted ifdesired.

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The support is now installed as a primarysupport and is ready to receive thechimney section with the Smoke PipeAdapter in its base. See "Smoke PipeAdapter" section.

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CEILING / CATHEDRAL SUPPORTEXTENSIONSNOTE: Steep pitched cathedral ceilingsor attics with greater than averageinsulation depth, may require the use of asupport extension (either Round orSquare).

This extension adapts directly to the topend of the primary support and allows anextra 24" of extension. It is attached to thesupport using eight (8) self tapping, hexhead, sheet metal screws provided.

To install:

1. Align the parts and insert the bottomend of the extension (end with backerplates extending down along thebottom inside edge) completely downinto the upper end of the main support(until it bottoms out) and edge to edgecontact is acheived.

2. Use eight (8) screws (provided) - 2 perside to secure the main support to theextension by placing them throughthe pre-punched holes in the upperend of the main support and using theself-tapping feature to drive throughand secure the support to the backerplates on the support extension.

The extended support is now readyfor installation. Install in the samemanner as if it were a 48" tall(continuous) support.

Complete installation of the Flashing,Storm Collar and Round Top foundunder their sections in theseinstructions.

Cage Nuts

Elevator BoltsSupport Plate(Ref. Step 3)

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The Universal Roof Support Assembly(URSA) accommodates all diameters andsupports up to 30’ (9.0m) of chimney ofwhich a maximum of 20’ (6.9m) may besuspended beneath it.

1. Place the two halves of the URSA Bandas shown in Fig.49. Insert elevator boltthrough the hole in the single row of holesidentified with the outside diameter of thechimney being installed, (Ex. - for an 8” ODchimney, place the elevator bolt throughthe holes identified for 8” OD). The flathead of the bolt should be oriented oppositethe direction the formed tabs are pointed.Secure the center bolt with washers and nut(see Figure 49). NOTE: On smallerdiameter chimneys the excess bandmaterial can be cut off.

ROOF SUPPORT (URSA)

The Universal Roof Support Assembly(URSA) is designed to provide supportabove a roof, adjust to any roof pitch, andpermit the chimney to hang into the room.It may also be used above an offset tosupport the offset or as a supplementarysupport when the chimney height exceedsthat of the primary support.

4. Place assembly around the length ofpipe and loosely tighten the tabs with thescrew and nut referenced in Step 2. Movethe assembly to the desired height locationon the pipe. Firmly tighten bolt and nut tosecure the band around the pipe.

2. Form the Band into a circle and looselyconnect both tabs using the supplied 2”bolts into the 2 cage nuts (see Figure 50).

3. Attach the Support Plates to the bandwith elevator bolts, washers and nuts (2sets per plate). The bolts should passthrough the holes in the band correspondingto the pipe outside diameter and be securedloosely (see Figure 51). NOTE: 2 sets perSupport Plate.

5. Secure URSA to the length of pipe byusing four (4) 1/8” x 1/2” stainless steel self-tapping screws (provided) through the 2securing holes found closest to the tabs onthe band (see Figure 49).

6. The URSA is mounted directly on theroof sheathing with its Support Plate restingover rafters or a framed opening to form asolid base. Frame a rectangular roofopening to ensure a good distributionof weight load. Be sure to allow for aminimum of 2" airspace clearance tocombustibles as shown in Figure 52.Reference the main chimney installationinstructions for frame specifications andother details.

7. Center the assembly in the opening.Adjust Plates to the pitch of the roof andtighten the nuts (see Figures 51& 52).

SupportPlate

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Elevator Boltwith LargeWasher, lockWasher and Nut

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8. Install six wood screws (#10 x 2-1/2”)per plate with the innermost going intorafters or headers.

9. Add additional lengths of pipe asnecessary, above and/or below.

10. Complete installation of the Flashing,Storm Collar and Round Top found undertheir sections in these instructions.

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2” Clearance

Figure 52

UNIVERSAL ROOF SUPPORT AND FLASHINGS

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FIGURE 55

Roof Pitch Calculation

ROOF FLASHINGS:

Frame a RECTANGULAR opening to suitthe pitch of the roof and ensure that a 2"(50mm) minimum clearance is maintainedto combustibles.

In new construction, slide a Roof FlashingAssembly suitable to your roof pitch over thechimney.

the roofing shingles. At least half of theflashing sides should be UNDER the shinglesand the lower end OVER the shingles toprovide a watershed. Trimming off theshingles may be neccessary around theflashing for a better fit. Ensure that thechimney is level and plumb before nailingflashing to the roof. Nail flashing to the roofdeck (under the shingles) along the upperedge and down each side with 12 nails withneoprene washers or cover the nails with asuitable non hardening waterproof caulking.Seal the shingles to the plate in the samemanner. As a precaution, apply a bead ofcaulking along all seams of the flashingabove the roof as per Figure 56.

Wrap the Storm Collar around the chimneyLength. Insert tabs into the slots and bendtabs backward to secure collar in place.

Apply 1/4" bead of suitable caulking justabove the top of the flashing cone on thechimney casing. Slide the storm collardownward through the applied caulking andinto position to ensure a waterproof joint.Apply additional caulking above the stormcollar as required.

Shingles

Flashing

Nails

Vented RoofFlashing

Apply a bead ofsilicone caulkingalong back seam

Apply abead ofsiliconecaulking

along seamof cone

Figure 56

On steep roofs, it is recommended that anice deflector or cricket fabricated from heavy-gauge galvanized steel be installed. Thewedge-shaped deflector is installed againstthe chimney on the upper slope. Its functionis to split ice and snow as they slide downthe roof, preventing damage to the chimney.This is not a supplied item. Contact a sheetmetal fabrication shop in your area for yourcustom ice deflector.

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When the chimney is installed in an enclosedattic and/or chase application a ventedflashing is required. A variety of Flashingsare available to cover various roof pitches.For corrugated and clay tile roofs, RubberBoot (see separate installation instructions)and Dead Soft Flashings are available.

Ensure that the proper roof flashing has beenselected by checking roof pitch using a leveland two rulers (see Fig. 55) or by using a roofpitch card.

ATTENTION! The vents in theFlashings are required to be fully

open in an enclosed attic or chaseapplication.

NOTE: It is acceptable for the ventsto be closed off with aluminum tape

in a fully open attic space.

2” Clearance

On an existing roof, center and install theflashing before extending the chimney abovethe roof. Do not nail the flashing to the roof yet.

NOTE: Prepare roof area by removing shinglenails and cutting roofing material allowing 2"clearance to the chimney. Slide the top edge(nearest the roof peak) of the flashing under

TRIM PLATE CEILING SPACER(USA ONLY)

ADJUSTABLE PITCHED PLATE(USA ONLY)

The Trim Plate Ceiling Spacer (figures 53a& 53b) is intended to be used below theceiling in conjunction with an Attic InsulationShield for an open flat ceiling when thechimney system is supported with a RoofSupport. The Roof Support allows theUltimateONE chimney to extend down intothe room below the level of the ceiling.

An Adjustable Pitched Ceiling Plate providesfirestopping and a finished appearance forthe ceiling opening when the chimney sys-tem is supported with a Roof Support.

The Trim Plate Ceiling Spacer must be thecorrect size for the chimney. It is installedfrom below and secured to the ceiling.

Frame a level square opening for 2 inchesair space clearance from the outside of thechimney to the framing.

Attic InsulationShield

Trim PlateCeiling Spacer

FIGURE 53b

See Roof Support section for more informa-tion on how to install the Roof Support.

FIGURE 54

The Roof Support allows the UltimateONEchimney to extend down into the room be-low the level of the ceiling. Frame an open-ing for the 2 inch airspace clearance fromthe outside of the chimney to the framing.

FIGURE 53a -Trim Plate Ceiling Spacer

SMOKE PIPE ADAPTER

Snap the Smoke Pipe Adapter into the inletend of the vertical chimney length (see Fig-ure 11a - 11c). Secure in place with three(3) stainless steel sheet metal screwsthrough the inward bead of the chimneylength.

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If the chimney extends 5 feet or moreabove the roof deck, a Universal RoofBrace Kit is required (see Figure 64).

ROOF BRACE KIT (URBK)Continue adding chimney lengths untilthe proper height is achieved. Install theRound Top as per the instructions underthe Round Top section.

Single Row usedto assemble

Band to Chimney

Double Row usedto attach Legs

to Band

Figure 58 - Support Band HolesIdentifier

Single Row usedto assemble

Band to Chimney

Double Row usedto attach Legs

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1. Measure the outside diameter (OD) ofyour chimney.

2. From the single row holes (see Figures58 and 59), select the hole in each of thehalves that corresponds to the outsidediameter identified with the chimney beinginstalled. Place the two halves together.Insert an elevator bolt through the chosenholes (Ex - for an 10” OD chimney, placethe elevator bolt through the holes identifiedfor 10” OD). The elevator bolt should beoriented opposite the direction the formed

Support Band Elevatorbolt ThroughAppropriate Holes ofboth halves

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ElevatorBolt

3. From the double rows of holes (upper orlower row) select the hole in each of thehalves that corresponds to the OD of thechimney. Insert 2 elevator bolts (1 perside) through both holes.

Cage Nuts

5. Assemble the telescoping legs bysliding the supplied hose clamp overlarger diameter leg and then insertingsmaller diameter leg into largerdiameter leg. Temporarily hold legstogether by tightening the hose clampover the cut section of larger diameterleg (see Figure 61). Repeat for theother telescoping leg assembly.

Flanged Nut

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Smaller DiameterTelescoping Leg

Cut Section of LargerTelescoping Leg

Larger DiameterTelescoping Leg

Pilot Hole forSecuring Screw

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Figure 61Assembly of TelescopingLegs with Hose Clamp

4. Position the Support Band approximatelytwo thirds of the way up the chimney height(see Figure 64).The preferred location isnext to a joint, immediately above or belowa Locking Band. Secure Support Band bytightening the 2” bolts.NOTE: Only one chimney joint should beabove a Roof Brace Kit. For systems morethan 8' in height a secondary Roof Bracemay be required.

The Universal Roof Brace Kit (URBK) willprovide lateral support to the chimneyabove the roof line. The URBK is requiredwhen the chimney extends 5 feet (1600mm)or more above the roof penetration. TheURBK contains Telescoping Legs, SupportBand, Roof Angle Brackets and hardwarepackage.

tabs are pointed. Secure the center boltwith washers and 1/4” flanged nut (seeFigure 60). NOTE: On smaller diameterchimney the excess band material can becut off.

The flashing and storm collar should bepainted to match the roof shingles. Thiswill extend its life and improve theappearance. The chimney may also bepainted with a HEAT RESISTANT paint.To improve adhesion to the UltimateONEchimney, degrease, clean, prime beforepainting. Follow the paint manufacturer'sinstructions.

ROOF SHIELDUltimateONE chimneys require a RoofShield to protect combustible framing anddecking where the chimney passesthrough a flat or low pitch roof. This fourpart shield is shipped with the flat roofflashing (TF) and the CanadianAdjustable Flashing (0/12 to 6/12). Framethe appropriate size opening as follows:12" x 12" for 6" diameter;13" x 13" for 7" diameter;14" x 14" for 8" diameter.

UltimateONEChimney

StormCollar

RoofFlashing

RoofShield

Figure 57

Nail the four parts of the roof shield into theopening from the top (as shown in Figure57).

NOTE: The Roof Shield is NOT requiredwhen using adjustable flashings on roofslopes greater than 2/12, and is NOTrequired when the roof structure is non-combustible (steel or concrete).

ATTENTION! In Canada when thechimney is enclosed in the attic one of thefollowing specially ventilated CanadianFlashings must be installed (AF6-C orAF12-C).

CANADA - (Enclosed Attic):

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Round Top Termination

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FIGURE 68

SPARK ARRESTER (USA)Use a spark arrester if you have a shingleroof or live in a forested area. If thechimney is used for venting a gasappliance, use a spark arrester to keepbirds out.

The Spark Arrester is pre-formed whichallows for the Spark Arrester to slip overthe dome of the Round Top. The pre-formed Spark Arrester is made of flexibleexpanded metal mesh.

1. Wearing safety gloves, place the pre-formed Spark Arrester directly over thedome and skirt of the Round Top.

2. Ensure that the flanged end of theSpark Arrester is on top of dome and thebottom folded edge overlaps the skirt.See separate installation instructions formore information.

10. The two telescoping legs should forman angle of about 60° to give support tothe chimney in all directions. The angleof the telescoping legs should not bemore than 45° from horizontal whenfastened to the roof (see Figure 64).

Support Band

Locking Band

10’MAX

2/3rdOF HT.

Hose Clamp

Figure 64Placement of UniversalRoof Brace Kit

For added security, lock in place thetelescoping legs by using 1/8” x 1/2”stainless steel self tapping screw(supplied) through the pilot holes foundnear the hose clamps (Figure 61).

2” Lag Screws

Angle Bracket

1. Place CT Top over an installed chimneyLength so that the three legs slide downover the outside of the chimney (see Figure65).

2. Press down evenly on the lower skirt sothat the skirt seats tightly on the upperedge of the chimney Length (see Figure66).

3. Be sure the CT Top is level. Place theCinch Band over the Length and all legsso that the Cinch Band rests evenly on theturned-out flanges (see Figure 67).

4. Firmly tighten the Cinch Band byengaging the clasp into the hook thenclose the latch. To remove the CT Top,simply open the latch and disengage theclasp from the hook and slide the CT Topoff the Length.

ROUND TOP TERMINATION (CT)

Flange Nut

Smaller DiameterTelescoping Leg

RoofShingles

Rafter orframingmember

1” Bolt

Securing Angle Bracket

2” Lag Screws

Angle Bracket

2” Lag screws

Figure 63

6. Attach each of the telescoping legs(angled end) to the 2 elevator bolts on theSupport Band with supplied washers andnut (see Figure 63).

7. Attach one end of each telescoping legassembly to each of the Angle Bracketsusing one (1) 1/4-20 X 1” bolt and nut (seeFigure 62).

8. Determine the location ofthe two Angle Brackets onthe roof structure. Ensurethe fasteners are into raftersor framing and not just roofsheathing. Secure the AngleBrackets to the roof structureusing two (2) 1/4 X 2” lagscrews per brackets (seeFigure 63). Seal the roof witha suitable non-hardeningwaterproof caulking.

9. Make sure the chimney islevel and plumb. Check allrequired dimensions andangles, adjust if necessary.

NOTE: Do periodic inspection of allfasteners including the hose clampsas high winds can cause the chimneysystem above the roof to vibrate andin time loosen some of the fasteners.

Elevator Bolt

Angled end ofTelescoping Leg

Flat Washer

Lock WasherFlanged Nut

Elevator BoltAngled end ofTelescoping Leg

Flat WasherLock Washer

Flanged Nut

Figure 62 Assembly of TelescopingLegs to Support Band

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NOTE: It is of utmost importance that this chimney be installedin accordance with these instructions. Certification of thechimney is void if the installation instructions are not followed.The UltimateONE chimney requires 2" (50mm) clearance (airspace) to combustible material.

Refer to the following sections in these instructions to completeyour installation to a masonry fireplace:- Technical Specification- Pre-Installation Guidelines- UltimateONE Joint Security- Framing Details- Anchor Plate- Attic Insulation Shields- Firestop / Joist Shield- Elbow Installation- Roof Support- Roof Flashing- Roof Brace Kit- Round Top Termination

Model UltimateONE Anchor Plate provides a connection from amasonry fireplace to a Selkirk Model UltimateONE chimney.The following steps describe the installation of this part(component) and the above mentioned sections of theseinstructions are to be followed. The Anchor Plate comescomplete in one piece.

MODEL ULTIMATEONE ANCHOR PLATE

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR MASONRYAND FACTORY-BUILT FIREPLACES

All Masonry orSteel Shell

UltimateONE ChimneyLength- Requires a 2"

(50mm) air spaceclearance to Combustibles

Attic Insulation Shield

Flashing

Storm collar

Round TopTermination

UltimateONE ANCHOR PLATE

FIGURE 69 - ANCHOR PLATE ONTOMASONRY FIREPLACE

Lower Part ofFirestop/Joist Shield

1. Mount four (4) 1/4" diameter bolts, 3" long securely into the topof the masonry fireplace around the outlet opening. Use the 4holes on the anchor plate as a template to locate the placement ofthese bolts.

2. Apply a bed of mortar approximately 3/4" in depth and 3" in widthcompletely around the fireplace opening. Make sure the threadedends of the bolts protrude a minimum of 1" above the bed of mortar.

3. While the mortar is still damp, place and level the Anchor Plateover the extended studs. Secure using a washer and nut for eachbolt.

4. Check the Anchor Plate for levelness and allow mortar to set.

5. Position a Length of UltimateONE chimney on to the AnchorPlate and secure in place with supplied stainless steel screws.

6. Follow the instructions for each chimney components.

"LISTED" FACTORY-BUILT FIREPLACESThe Anchor Plate can be used for adapting the UltimateONEchimney to a “Listed” Factory-Built Fireplace certified for use withUltimateONE. Use UltimateONE only on Factory-BuiltFireplaces Listed for use with UltimateONE or fireplaces thatpermit any ULC-S629 Listed Chimney. For Listed Factory-Builtfireplaces requiring a S629 Listed chimney, the radiation shield(Supplementary Radiation Shield) is required (unless the appliancemanufacturer's instructions state otherwise).

NOTE: It is of utmost importance that the Anchor Plate be installedin accordance with the manufacturers installation instructionsaccompanying the “Listed” Factory-Built Fireplace.

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MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING OF THE CHIMNEY

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When wood is burned slowly, it producestar and other organic vapors, whichcombine with expelled moisture to formcreosote. The creosote vapors condensein the relatively cool chimney flue of aslow-burning fire. As a result, creosoteresidue accumulates on the flue lining.When ignited, this creosote can create achimney fire with extremely hightemperatures.

With a new installation, the chimneyshould be inspected frequently (every 2wks) to determine the rate of creosoteformation. When familiar with theappliance and chimney characteristics,the chimney should be inspected at leastonce every 2 months during the heatingseason to determine if a creosote or sootbuild-up has occurred. Check sparkarrester screens at least every 2 to 4weeks. If the spark arrester becomesclogged with creosote, it should be cleanedor replaced.

If creosote or soot has accumulated, itshould be removed to reduce the risk ofchimney fire. Depending on the rate ofbuildup (as little as 1/16") and as youlearn what is going on in the chimney, youcan adjust your cleaning scheduleaccordingly. Every chimney flue and fluepipe shall be inspected annually and

The need for chimney maintenancedepends on the kind of appliance andhow it is operated. Gas and oil-burningappliances need very little, but wood-burning appliances may need a greatdeal of chimney maintenance.

How you burn wood in your stove orfireplace directly affects the formation ofcreosote. Use more dry kindling andpaper first to warm up the chimney systemto a temperature between 350o to 500o F.Burn hot, bright fires and fire each loadhot. It is important to load your applianceproperly and to avoid smoldering fires.Fast, effective start-ups are important, asis the moisture content of the wood beingburned. If your wood is not completelyseasoned, split your wood in smallerpieces instead of larger ones. Ideally, themoisture content of your firewood shouldbe between 18 to 22%. A good investmentin assisting you in monitoring your systemis a surface thermometer for single wallstove pipe or a probe thermometer fordouble wall stove pipe. Ensure that onlylow sulphur content coal (1% or less)such as anthracite is burned.

cleaned as often as may be necessary tokeep the chimney and flue pipe free fromdangerous accumulation of combustible.Chimney and flue pipe are particularlysusceptible to off-season condensation.The incomplete combustion of woodproduces acids which, when combinedwith moisture, are corrosive. During theheating season, corrosion tends not tooccur because the heat in the systemevaporates the condensation of any watervapour that may be formed.

Warm, moist air during the summermonths passes slowly through the heatingsystem. It makes any remaining ash orcreosote moist and soggy. Corrosion ofsteel occurs where these deposits remain.

Off-season corrosion can be reducedconsiderably if the system is thoroughlycleaned after the last fire of the heatingseason. Where coal is burned, the systemmust be thoroughly cleaned within 48hours of shutting down the system for theseason and all soot be removed from thechimney system. This should be the mostcareful cleaning the system receives allyear. Air inlets should be closed andsealed if necessary to prevent the constantflow of air through the system.

Contact a professional certified chimneysweep for chimney cleaning services andadvice if you have any doubts about yourability to clean your chimney system or ifthe task is too large. To visually inspectthe chimney, remove the Round Top byloosening the nut and bolt from thesecuring band. If an Insulated Tee isinstalled, remove the Tee Cap. This willpermit the insertion of a flashlight forinspection and a properly sized plasticchimney cleaning brush. A metal brushmay scratch the liner and lead to prematurecorrosion.

Be sure to replace the Round TopTermination and the Tee Cap when youare finished inspecting and cleaning thechimney.

If chemical cleaner is used to assist incleaning your chimney, make sure it is aproduct which is non corrosive. Selkirkwill assume no liability for damageresulting from the use of chemicalcleaners. It does not replace the need fora mechanical cleaning. The optimalmethod for cleaning a chimney is by amechanical brushing of the chimney inconjunction with a complete evaluation

CHIMNEY FIRES AND WHAT TODO ABOUT THEMYour UltimateONE chimney is not intendedor designed for use as a combustion orfire chamber. It is very easy to overfireyour woodburning appliance with kindling,scrap lumber, brush or any fast burningfuel. This can produce flames and hightemperatures all the way up the chimney,and may cause chimney damage.

If you see your appliance or the stove pipeglowing red, you are risking chimneydamage, or a fire. The creosote may beburning inside the chimney. If you seeflames coming out the top, you are eitheroverfiring or there is a chimney fire. Thefollowing materials should not be burnedin your woodburning appliance: pressuretreated lumber, rail road ties, salt waterdriftwood or plastic. Burning suchmaterials may lead to severe corrosion ofthe appliance and the chimney system.

If the fire in your appliance has gotten outof control, or if you suspect a chimney firefor any reason, follow these steps:

1. Immediately close all dampers and/orair entrance openings to your appliance.This includes doors on Franklin typestoves. Block off fireplace openings.2. Alert your family to the possible danger.3. Inspect your appliance and chimneysurroundings for possible fire. If in doubt,alert your Fire Department.4. Do not continue to use your applianceuntil it and your chimney have beenthorougly inspected. Overheating cancause metal parts to expand, buckle andcrack. If you are not certain, have acertified wood technician or certifiedchimney sweep disassemble all parts sothey can be inspected and replaced.5. Do not use salt or water on the fire inyour appliance. Salt is corrosive andwater will cause a dangerous steamexplosion. You might be able to controlthe fire by using ashes, sand or bakingsoda, since baking soda is an ingredientused for dry chemical fire extinguishers.6. After a chimney fire, when it is safe to doso, check internal locations such as theattic and under the roof and keep watchingfor two or three hours. There may bedelayed smoldering and subsequentignition, even if the fire inside the chimneyhas been controlled.

of the system by a certified chimneysweep.

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BUILDING A FIRENo matter what method you will use tobuild a fire, review the hints and warningsbelow to ensure proper fire starting.

Fully open the combustion air control. Youmay also open an adjacent window duringthe first 5 to 10 minutes if additional air isneeded.

Make certain the chimney is draftingupward. Some chimneys will need to beprimed or warmed up before they willdraw sufficiently to start a fire. Thiscould depend on too short of a chimney;quantity of offsets; a cold outside chimney;appliance is located in the basement; localgeography or nearby obstuctions.

Do not light a kindling fire until the chimneybegins drawing, repeat the procedurebelow as often as necessary if the initialattempt is unsuccessful.

Prepare the kindling. Open the combustionair control. Roll up some newspaper, lightit and place it near the flue area until thechimney begins to draw. Once a draft hasbeen established, start a kindling fire.

Add 3 or 4 small pieces of dry firewoodto the kindling.

Open the air control fully, light thenewspaper and close the door withoutlatching.

Once there is a hot kindling fire and thechimney is producing a strong draft, closeand latch the door.

When the flames from the kindlingdeminish, add several small pieces offirewood 3" to 4" in diameter, stacked onand behind the burning kindling.

It is advisable to wait for the fire to bereduced to hot embers before re-loading.

Before re-loading open the combustionair control fully. The door should also beopened slowly.

Contact a local hearth dealer in your areafor expert advice and helpful information.

TO BUILD A KINDLING FIRE - Read thesupplied Owner's Manual of the appliancefor important detailed information on howto operate the appliance and to start andbuild a fire.

Use plenty of crumpled newspaper anddry, finely split kindling. Place 4 to 5crumpled sheets of newspaper (balledup fairly tight) in the firebox behind theandirons.

Place 10 to 15 pieces of small kindling onand behind the paper so that thecombustion air reaches the newspaperand to ensure a proper temperature hasbeen reached.

BURN ONLY SEASONEDFIREWOOD!Wood burns completely only at very hightemperatures with enough oxygenpresent. The fuel, heat, and oxygen haveto mix together in the same place at thesame time. Although all stages of burningwood actually occur at the same time, itwill burn in 3 stages: boiling off the water,vaporizing wood gases and burning thecharcoal.

Wood burning appliances will burn bestwith clean, well seasoned dry firewoodwith an ideal moisture content of 18% to22%. The denser or heavier the woodwhen dry, the greater its heat value.Seasoned firewood is essential for anoptimum performance. Seasoned woodwill burn hot, emit less smoke and createless creosote.

Un-seasoned wood when burned, mustrelease water stored within the wood.This cools the fire, creates creosote andhampers a complete burn. Be careful ofwood advertised as seasoned. You maywant to invest in a moisture meter.

Signs of seasoned firewood are:- Dark colored; wood darkens with age;- Cracks in the end grain; radiating fromthe center of the log like bicycle spokes;- Light in weight; which indicates lowmoisture content - but hardwood will weighmore than softwood;- Sound; hit 2 pieces together, wet willhave a dull "thud" sound where as dry willring like a bat hitting a baseball;- Easily peeled or broken bark; no greenshould show under the bark;- Burn some; if it hisses, then it is to wet.

FUELS TO AVOID: Do not burn saltwaterdriftwood, treated wood,wax logs, coals, garbage,plastics or rubber. Fuelother than firewood mayburn excessively hotleading to damages to thechimney system andbecome a serious firehazard.

- Store above ground at least a foot andaway from buildings in a sunny, wellventilated area;- Cover the top to keep rain and dew off thewood;- Leave sides open to breezes; for aircirculation.

AVOID BURNING "green", "unseasoned""wet" wood. Heat is wasted as it must firstdry and evaporate the moisture content inthe firewood. As the water evaporates itwill form into creosote which will thencondense in the relatively cool firebox andchimney and will not permit a clean hotburn.

WARNING:DO NOT USE FUEL MATERIALS

CORROSIVE TOTHE CHIMNEY LINER SUCH AS

DRIFTWOOD,PLASTICS, CHEMICALLYTREATED WOOD, ETC.

The time it takes to season wood variesfrom 6 to 18 months. Hardwood driesslower than softwood and some maytake well over a year to dry. To speed-updrying:- Cut to length;- Split in a variety of sizes no larger than6" exposing the wet interior and increasingthe surface area of each piece;- Stack loosely in a crisscross pattern toget good air circulation;

Read the supplied Owner's Manual of theappliance for important detailedinformation on how to operate theappliance and to start and build a fire.

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*U1-48

*U1-36

*U1-24

*U1-18

*U1-12

*U1-9

*U1-6

*U1-AL18

*U1-LB

*U1-IT

*U1-ITC

*U1-EL15K

*U1-EL30K

*U1-EL45K

*U1-RBCS

*U1-RBCSE

*U1-SBCS

U1-SBCSE

*SO-WSP

EWS

U1-UWRSA

*U1-WB

U1-UWB

U1-UIRA

U1-URSA

*U1-JS

*U1-AIS

*U1-AAIS

*U1-RSRS

*U1-FSRS

*U1-RSRST

*U1-IWT

*U1-DS

*U1-SPA

*U1-AP

*U1-AF6-C

*U1-AF12-C

*U1-UVTF

*U1-UVAF6

*U1-UVAF12

*TAF-24

*TAF-36

*T-AF6D

URBAK

URFK

*U1-SC-C

*/*T-SC

URBK

WC

U1-CT

*T-USA

*T-PCPAJ

*T-PCPAJ2

*T-FC

*CF-CA

*U1-STC

SUSI

REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST

DESCRIPTION PART NO.48" Chimney Length

36" Chimney Length

24" Chimney Length

18" Chimney Length

12" Chimney Length

9" Chimney Length

6" Chimney Length

Adjustable Length - 18"

Locking Band

Insulated Tee/Insulated Tee Cap

Insulated Tee Cap

15° Insulated Elbow Kit

30° Insulated Elbow Kit

45° Insulated Elbow Kit

Round Ceiling Support

Extension Round Support

Square Ceiling Support

Extension Square Support

Wall Support Package

Universal Extended Wall Support

Universal Wall Support

Wall Band

Universal Wall Band

Universal Interior Resupport

Universal Roof Support Assembly

Radiation/Joist Shield

Attic Insulation Shield

Alternate Attic Insulation Shield

Supplemental Radiation Shields:

Rigid

Flexible

Supplemental Radiation Shield:

Rigid Tee

Insulated Wall Thimble

Decorator Sleeve

Smoke Pipe Adapter

REPLACEMENT PARTS

REPLA

CEM

ENT PA

RTS LIST

DESCRIPTION PART NO.Anchor Plate

Flashing Assembly 0/6-6/12Canada Enclosed Attic

Flashing Assembly 7/12-12/12Canada Enclosed Attic

Un-Vented Flashing Assembly0/12 - 2/12

Un-Vented Flashing Assembly2/12 - 6/12

Un-Vented Flashing Assembly7/12 - 12/12

Flashing Assembly 12/12 - 24/12

Flashing Assembly 24/12 - 36/112

Dead Soft Flashing 2/12 - 12/12

Universal Rubber Boot Flashing Kit

Universal Metal Roof Flashing Kit

Storm Collar - Canada Only

Storm Collar

Roof Brace Kit

Universal Wall Channel

Round Top

Spark Arrester

Adjustable Pitched Ceiling Plate0/12 - 6/12 Pitch Ceiling

Adjustable Pitched Ceiling Plate6/12 - 12/12 Pitch Ceiling

Finishing Collar

Cleanout Tee - Stainless

Cleanout Tee Cap - Stainless

Universal Shielding Insulation

* Asterisk specify chimney diameter (6", 7", 8").

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6"

9-7/8"

12"

14-1/8"

18-3/8"

22-5/8"

31-1/8"

39-5/8"

30-3/4"

39-1/4"

56-1/8"

47-3/4"

56-1/8"

64-5/8"

73-18"

A AB B A B14-5/8"

18-1/2"

20-5/8"

22-3/4"

27"

31-1/4"

39-3/4"

48-1/4"

39-3/8"

47-7/8"

64-7/8"

56-3/8"

64-7/8"

73-3/8"

81-7/8"

6-1/8"

10"

12-1/8"

14-1/4"

18-1/2"

22-3/4"

31-1/4""

39-3/4"

30-7/8"

39-3/8"

56-3/8"

47-7/8"

56-3/8"

64-3/4"

73-1/4"

14-7/8"

18-7/8"

21"

23-1/8"

27-3/8"

31-5/8"

40-1/8"

48-1/2"

39-3/4"

48-1/4"

65-1/4"

56-3/4"

65-1/4"

73-3/4"

82-1/4"

6-1/4"

10-1/4"

12-3/8"

14-1/2"

18-5/8"

22-7/8"

31-3/8"

39-7/8"

31"

39-1/2"

56-1/2"

48"

56-1/2"

65"

73-3/8"

15-1/4"

19-1/8"

21-1/4"

23-3/8"

27-5/8"

31-7/8"

40-3/8"

48-7/8"

40"

48-1/2"

65-1/2"

57"

65-1/2"

74"

82-1/2"

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A AB B A B12"

17-3/8"

20-1/4"

23-1/8"

28-7/8"

34-3/4"

46-3/8"

57-7/8"

45-7/8"

57-3/8"

80-5/8"

69"

80-5/8"

92-1/4"

103-3/4"

1-5/8"

3"

3-3/4"

4-5/8"

6-1/8"

7-5/8"

10-3/4"

13-7/8"

10-5/8"

15-3/8"

20"

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23-1/8"

26-1/4"

11-3/4"

17-1/8"

20"

22-7/8"

28-5/8"

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46-1/8"

57-5/8"

45-5/8"

57-1/8"

80-3/8"

68-3/4"

80-3/8""

92"

103-1/2"

1-1/2"

3"

3-3/4""

4-1/2"

6-1/8"

7-5/8"

10-3/4"

13-7/8"

10-5/8"

13-3/4"

20"

16-7/8"

20"

23-1/8"

26-1/8"

11-1/2"

16-7/8"

19-3/4"

22-5/8"

28-3/8"

34-1/4"

45-3/4"

57-3/8"

45-3/8"

56-7/8"

80-1/8"

68-1/2"

80-1/8"

91-5/8"

103-1/4"

1-1/2"

3"

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4-1/2"

6"

7-5/8"

10-3/4"

13-7/8"

10-5/8"

13-3/4"

19-7/8"

16-7/8"

19-7/8"

23"

26-1/8"

13-1/2"

18-1/4

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23-3/8"

28-5/8"

33-7/8"

44-1/4"

54-5/8"

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74-7/8"

64-1/2"

74-7/8"

85-3/8"

95-3/4"

3-5/8"

6-3/8"

7-7/8"

9-3/8"

12-3/8"

15-3/8"

21-3/8"

27-3/8"

21-1/8"

27-1/8"

39-1/8"

33-1/8"

39-1/8"

45-1/8"

51-1/8"

13"

17-1/8"

20"

22-7/8"

28-5/8"

34-1/2"

46-1/8"

57-5/8"

43-1/4"

53-5/8"

74-3/8"

64"

74-3/8"

84-7/8"

95-1/4"

3-1/2"

6-1/4"

7-3/4"

9-1/4"

12-1/4"

15-1/4"

21-1/4""

27-1/4"

21"

27"

39"

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39"

45"

51"

12-1/2"

17-1/4"

19-7/8"

22-3/8"

27-5/8"

32-7/8"

46-1/4"

53-5/8"

42-3/4"

53-1/8"

73-7/8"

63-1/2"

73-7/8"

84-3/8"

94-3/4"

3-3/8"

6-1/8"

7-5/8"

9-1/8"

12-1/8"

15-1/8"

21-1/8"

27-1/8"

20-7/8"

26-7/8"

38-7/8"

32-7/8"

38-7/8"

44-7/8"

50-7/8"

OFFSET CHIMNEY INSTALLATION - CHART 1

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The need to install a chimney offset must be usedwhen it becomes necessary to offset the chimney inorder to clear a joist or an obstacle. The three (3)charts included will assist you in selecting the propercombination of elbow angle and chimney length(s)that will provide the necessary degree of offsetwithin an available height.To determine the parts required for your installationrefer to the drawing below and the offset tables onthe right.

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•Two pairs of (four) 15° or 30° elbows may be usedper interior installation.•Locking bands must be used at each joints. Foradded security on multiple lengths forming an offset,fasten the joints using two (2) #6 x 1/2" stainlesssteel sheet metal screws through the pre-punchedholes in the locking bands (see diagram on the left).•Never install an elbow in a joist area. Chimneysections must pass vertically through framed joistareas.•Elbow support will support 18 feet of chimney andthe maximum length of chimney allowed betweenelbows is 8 feet.

All measurements in these charts are in inches. Construction tolerances + one inch.

NOTE:•UltimateONE chimney is limited to offsets not exceeding30 degrees when installed in the US. Combiningoffsets for greater angle is not permitted.

45° OFFSET CHART - Canada Only - Listed to CAN/ULC-S604CHIMNEY 7" DIAMETER6" DIAMETER 8" DIAMETERLENGTHS

NONE

6"

9"

12"

18"

24"

36"

48"

24" + 12"

36" + 12"

36" + 36"

48" + 12"

48" + 24"

48" + 36"

48"+48"

30° OFFSET CHARTCHIMNEY 7" DIAMETER6" DIAMETER 8" DIAMETERLENGTHS

NONE

6"

9"

12"

18"

24"

36"

48"

24" + 12"

36" + 12"

36" + 36"

48" + 12"

48" + 24"

48" + 36"

48"+48"

15° OFFSET CHARTCHIMNEY 7" DIAMETER6" DIAMETER 8" DIAMETERLENGTHS

NONE

6"

9"

12"

18"

24"

36"

48"

24" + 12"

36" + 12"

36" + 36"

48" + 12"

48" + 24"

48" + 36"

48"+48"

NOTE: The 45° Elbow Kit is for connection to liquid or gas fired appliances normally producingflue gases of 540°C or less. May also be installed with specific ULC-S610 Factory-Built Fireplaceswhere specified in the fireplace manufacturer's installation instructions. Follow fireplacemanufacturer's installation instructions packaged with the fireplace.

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42

40

38

36

*36

*36

*36

*36

*36

54

51

48

45

42

39

36

*36

*36

*36

64

60

56

52

48

44

40

36

*36

*36

74

69

64

59

54

49

44

39

*36

*36

84

78

72

66

60

54

48

42

36

*36

94

87

80

73

66

59

52

45

38

*36

104

96

88

80

72

64

56

48

40

*36

114

105

96

87

78

69

60

51

42

*36

124

114

104

94

84

74

64

54

44

*36

134

123

112

101

90

79

68

57

46

*36

144

132

120

108

96

84

72

60

48

36

*36

*36

*36

*36

*36

*36

*36

*36

*36

*36

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CHART 2 - CHIMNEY HEIGHT ABOVE THE ROOFREQUIREMENT # 1 : The code requires that the chimney must extend at least 3 feet (900mm)above the highest point of the roof

that it penetrates.REQUIREMENT # 2 : The chimney must also be 2 feet (609mm) above any roof, wall or other obstruction within a horizontal

distance of 10 feet (3m).

The following Chart is to assist you in determining the minimum chimney height you will require above the roof. You may need to addto this height as nearby buildings, trees and other parts of the house roof could interfere with airflow over and around the top of the chimneyand affect its performance. If you think a nearby obstacle could affect draft, you might want to install one or more additional lengths.

* Defaulted to 36" to meet requirement #1. Both requirements (#1 and #2) must be met.• If the chimney extends 5 feet or more above the roof, a Roof Brace Kit is required.

PITCH OF ROOFDISTANCEFROM PEAK

10 FT

9 FT

8 FT

7 FT

6 FT

5 FT

4 FT

3 FT

2 FT

1 FT

CHIMNEY HEIGHT ABOVE ROOF In Inches - (Formula: D (Distance from Peak) X P (Pitch) + 24 = Chimney Height)

Formula: D x P + 24 = Chimney Height (D: Distance from Peak; P: Roof Pitch) All measurements are in inches

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INSTALLATION INFORMATIONLeave with homeowner. Homeowner: Keep in a safe place for future reference.

PRODUCT INFO

CHIMNEY MODEL : UltimateONEFLUE SIZE________

TOTAL HEIGHT_________

INSIDE INSTALLATION OUTSIDE INSTALLATION

CONNECTED TO (type of appliance): WOOD BURNING APPLIANCE BOILER FURNACE LISTED FACTORY-BUILT FIREPLACE OTHER (specify) ____________________

LOCATION OF APPLIANCE: BASEMENT MAIN FLOOR OTHER (specify)___________________

INSTALLATION DATE:__________________________________________________

DEALER INFO

DEALER NAME:_______________________________________________________

Address:_____________________________________________________________

City: ________________________________________________________________

Province/State:________________________________________________________

TECHNICIAN INFO

TECHNICIAN NAME:___________________________________________________

Address:____________________________________________________________

City: _______________________________________________________________

Province/State:_______________________________________________________