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DO NOT USE: Old-fashioned stove boards that were commonly sold in hardware stores as they DO
NOT have adequate protection and ARE NOT approved for primary floor protection under your stove.
Hearth Rugs also ARE NOT meant to be used as primary hearth protection. These are made to be used
in addition to an approved hearth, and are used as auxiliary decorative protection. They are not made to
be a substitute for an approved hearth pad.
Hearth Sizing:
Clearances for your 209 Progress Hybrid stove on the front, back and sides must be taken into considera-
tion when determining the placement and size of your floor protection. Vertical dimensions can be added
to horizontal dimensions on all but the loading door side to equal the clearances needed to a combustible
floor surface. For example, if you are required to have 12 inches in front of the stove for clearance and you
have a raised hearth that measures 6 inches high, the stove can sit 6 inches from the edge to equal the 12
inches required. The floor protection must extend under any horizontal connector pipe and 2 inches be-
yond each side.
STOVE WITH 10” LEGS
A. Floor protection in front of stove = 12” -OR- With optional ash lip= 8”
B. Floor protection at loading door side = 16”
C. Floor protection non-loading door side = 8”
D. Floor protection behind stove (top vent or rear vent) = 6”
Minimum hearth size in a parallel installation is
43”D x 54.5”W. (10” Legs & NO Ash Lip) -or- 39”D x 54.5”W (10” Legs with Front Ash Lip)
47” D x 54.5” W (Short Legs)
Recommended size is 48” D x 60”W or larger (10” legs or short legs with ash lip)
STOVE WITH SHORT LEG OPTION (Requires ash lip)
A. Floor protection in front of stove = 16”
B. Floor protection at loading door side= 16”
C. Floor protection at non-loading door side = 8”
D. Floor protection behind the stove = 6”
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B
C
D
A
PARALLEL HEARTH PAD
Optional Ash Lip
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