I am renovating my house and demoed existing sleeve cheapo pre-fab fireplace. Will update framing to create an alcove for a NM X33 that I purchased. Everything can dimension out properly 60' alcove height and 48" width, BUT I notice another dimension on spec sheet-see attachment-it's the diagonal line from front knob to wall "H" at 28"...WHAT IS THIS? Could it be amount front has to be inset from surrounding wall??? Also, plan on putting in slate floor, but can drywall line alcove walls and ceiling or is ceramic or stone material a safer bet??? Rest assured, I WILL hire licensed and experienced hearth co. to do install with HT pipe in chimney. THANKS!
Nestor Martin X33 in an alcove
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Strange - does that correspond to a measurement in the text in the manual? I was going to make a guess, but that is too unclear!
It should be spelled out better because there is no way of knowing from just the drawing if it is minimum, max, or even the depth (min or max?) of the alcove.
OK, I looked at the manual - no more text about it...
My guess is that is the deepest that the total alcove can be. Makes sense, because any other use of that measurement would do away with the other two
It should be spelled out better because there is no way of knowing from just the drawing if it is minimum, max, or even the depth (min or max?) of the alcove.
OK, I looked at the manual - no more text about it...
My guess is that is the deepest that the total alcove can be. Makes sense, because any other use of that measurement would do away with the other two
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