EO-RB1000 - 2018-06
If and when you need to
remove the refractory bricks,
the brick support does not
need to be removed, just lift it
enough to disengage the
brick. Always make sure to
close the insulation back over
the brick support, once the
brick is back in place.
8. Stack the three remaining
small back bricks (10) on top
of each other, ensuring that the grout joint on each is facing up, as shown in Figure 2.
9. On the right side, place the middle lower refractory brick (7) on top of the lower
refractory brick (5). They will interlock when installed properly.
10. While referring to Figure 4c), install the two brick supports in the same manner as
before, by cutting the insulation and screwing them into the firebox. The back and side
bricks should now be secured in place.
11. Install the back middle refractory brick (11) with the grout joint facing up.
12. Install the upper back refractory brick (12) on top. Again, make sure to align the brick
pattern. Hold it with one hand.
13. On the right side, install the middle upper brick (8), followed by the upper brick (4).
When installing the upper refractory brick (4), you will have to tilt the throat refractory
brick (1) upwards to be able to slide the upper right refractory brick into place.
14. Once the upper brick (4) is in place, slide the throat refractory brick as far right as it
will go and let it rest against the upper brick.
While referring to Figure 5, install the left side refractory bricks
in the same manner as the right side was installed. When
finished, ensure that the throat refractory brick (1) is centered.
Refer to Figure 6, Figure 7 and Figure 8 to continue with the
installation procedure below:
15. Find the two front refractory bricks (19) and place one on
your left and one on your right.
16. To install the next refractory bricks, make sure the door is
fully raised. Hold the top refractory brick (18) in the
orientation shown on the left side of Figure 6. From inside
the fireplace, slide the brick along the front facing inside the
firebox, up to the top. Rotate the brick 90 degree to the
back as shown in Figure 6. The notch will fit to the front
angle. Hold it with one hand.
17. While holding the top refractory brick (18), install the front
left (19) and right (19) refractory bricks on each side. The
unfinished surfaces must be hidden, facing towards the
sides of the fireplace. The front and left bricks should now
support the top refractory brick.
18. Clean out the bottom of firebox and install both layers of
the bottom insulating panels as shown in Figure 7. Make
sure to have all insulating panels tight together and as close
to the front as possible.
19. Install the ash step (20), tight to the front.
Figure 5 Left Side
Refractory Bricks
This side
facing the
you
This side
facing
inside the
fireplace
Figure 6 Side View of the top refractory brick
(18)