I've got a new construction build with a ZC Osburn Stratford II that I am installing. Wondering if it is a common practice to run a bead of fire caulking when attaching the anchor plate (Duratech Duravent) to the top of the fireplace?
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A couple of quick questions - DIY Install
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Nope not unless the manual tells you to. Just follow the directions exactly and you will be fine
When I installed my Stratford II the tech department told me to go ahead and use high temp (2000 degree).
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