Clearance on the Drolet Myriad

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DamienBricka

Feeling the Heat
Nov 3, 2013
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Pittsburgh, Pa
I believe the clearance to the back wall is 7 inches in the USA.
I have attached a copy of the manual. Can someone confirm that I am reading this right.
Thanks for the help guys
 
Thanks dddddden
 
It looks to me as though the required clearance is either 15" or 7" (written in the manual as 15"/7"), but I don't see anywhere that it explains which clearance applies when. My guess would be that there is an optional rear heat shield which would allow the smaller clearance, but it's odd they don't bother to explain that...
 
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6in. Double wall, 7in. Single wall, info from the tag on the back of the stove. The Myriad has a rear shield attached.
 
This is the response I got from the manufacturer:

Hello Damien, It is 15" in Canada...7" in the U.S. using single wall black pipe. If you use double wall pipe it is 6" in both countries. Best regards, Ron Geroux Tel.: 418-878-3040 Fax: 866-206-1726 SBI Fabricant de poêles international inc. Stove Builder International Inc. 250, de Copenhague Street Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures Quebec (Canada), G3A 2H3 Your opinion counts! Help us make your next experience even better by completing our survey at the following address : (broken link removed to https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/SBI_Customer_Satisfaction_Survey) -----Original Message----- From: Damien [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: February-07-14 9:53 AM To: Tech SBI Subject: Clearance on the Myriad To Whom it may concern, I am in the process of buying the Myriad stove. I need a clarification on the clearance to the back wall. Is it 15 inches or is it 7 inches. The chart is not clear. Thanks for the help
-- Damien M. Bricka 724-914.1203
 
Hardrockmaple seems to feel that the Drolet may not work well with your chimney.
Hardrockmaple said: ↑

I have solved the draft problem so I can go either way
 
This is the response I got from the manufacturer:

Hello Damien, It is 15" in Canada...7" in the U.S. using single wall black pipe. If you use double wall pipe it is 6" in both countries. Best regards, Ron Geroux Tel.: 418-878-3040 Fax: 866-206-1726 SBI Fabricant de poêles international inc. Stove Builder International Inc. 250, de Copenhague Street Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures Quebec (Canada), G3A 2H3 Your opinion counts! Help us make your next experience even better by completing our survey at the following address : (broken link removed to https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/SBI_Customer_Satisfaction_Survey) -----Original Message----- From: Damien [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: February-07-14 9:53 AM To: Tech SBI Subject: Clearance on the Myriad To Whom it may concern, I am in the process of buying the Myriad stove. I need a clarification on the clearance to the back wall. Is it 15 inches or is it 7 inches. The chart is not clear. Thanks for the help
-- Damien M. Bricka 724-914.1203

Ron G. is a great source of help when it comes to his (SBI) stoves. Very knowledgeable and very willing to help. He has helped me twice on install issues via telephone. A good guy. Good luck with your new stove.

I recommend you call him, fully/accurately describe your potential install and ask for his advise. I wish I had done this.........
 
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Does he speak French?

Probably, but his English is every bit as good as yours or mine. I do not speak french and we had absolutely no issues with communication.
 
Maybe I will call him and talk to him in French since I am originally from France it could be fun.................
 
No Normandy and Vosges mountains
 
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