Hello all I have been looking around at block off plates trying to figure out howntondonmine.how to do mine . I have to notch the damper a little for the liner to fit. After that can I just attach a block off to the damper steel or housing or whatever it's called. Also how tight should it be around the insert. I got a bunch or Rexall insulation we call it brown death to use.
Block off plate questions
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The block off plate fits at the top of the firebox, in my case immediately below the damper and at the top edge of the fire brick. I split my plate into 2 pieces to make is easier to fit around the liner. After pushing it into place I used 2 tapcon screws to secure it to the firebrick. Then caulked the exposed seams with high temperature stuff. Used roxul to stuff the gaps around the liner.
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