Clearance Clarification Please

[CSAW]

I am still considering installing an older non-listed stove. I want to put it in a corner. If I understand the article below the rear corners of the stove can be 12" from each wall if I shield it with a 24 ga shield one inch from the wall? Suppose I decide to make a thicker stone wall with the same air space, would the reduced stone wall to stove space be an issue?

Is there anywhere I can read the NFPA 211 on line?

Thanks


https://www.hearth.com/econtent/index.php/articles/wood_stove_clearances_installing_it_safely

 

[DAKSY]

I've got the 03 edition on a PDF but it's too large to post here.
PM me with your e-m addy & send it to you.

 

[Wood Heat Stoves]

http://woodheatstoves.com/free/NFPA211.pdf

thank you Daksy!!

 

[DAKSY]

That's what we're here for!

 

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I am still considering installing an older non-listed stove. I want to put it in a corner. If I understand the article below the rear corners of the stove can be 12" from each wall if I shield it with a 24 ga shield one inch from the wall? Suppose I decide to make a thicker stone wall with the same air space, would the reduced stone wall to stove space be an issue?

In the corner case described, it doesn't matter if the shield is made from metal or stone on a cement backerboard. The clearances are measured to the nearest combustible which is the wall behind the shield. Just be sure that the shield is open at the top and bottom so as to permit good airflaow behind it. A 1" gap is sufficient.