Imperial BM0403 Thermal Stove Board 36x52 Inches Black

Product Description

The IMPERIAL MFG GROUP USA INC BM0403 is a Type 2 thermal stove and wall board designed to protect flooring from the radiant heat produced by wood stoves, pellet stoves, and similar solid-fuel appliances. Constructed from non-combustible materials and measuring 36 inches by 52 inches, this floor protector provides a code-compliant hearth pad solution for residential installations. At 22 pounds, the board is substantial enough to stay in place under normal use. It complies with ASTM E162 and ASTM E136 standards, confirming its fire-resistance and non-combustibility credentials. HVAC and hearth installation professionals rely on this type of product to meet local code clearance requirements for combustible floors.

This floor protector board is suited for residential installations where a wood-burning stove, pellet stove, or similar freestanding heating appliance is placed on a combustible floor surface such as hardwood, laminate, or carpet. The 36 x 52 inch footprint covers the required floor protection zone in typical residential stove setups. The black finish blends with most stove aesthetics. Type 2 classification indicates suitability for use as both a floor and wall protection board depending on the installation configuration.

Key Features

• Non-combustible construction meets ASTM E162 and ASTM E136 compliance requirements
• Type 2 thermal board rated for stove and wall protection applications
• 36 x 52 inch surface area provides broad floor coverage for standard residential stove footprints
• Black finish suits common stove and hearth aesthetics
• Solid 22-pound weight helps the board stay in place during normal use
• Ships as a single unit with no assembly required

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style floor and wall protection board for residential freestanding stove installations requiring a non-combustible hearth pad on combustible floor surfaces.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a hearth installer or qualified HVAC technician familiar with local fire and building codes. Before placing the stove, verify that the board dimensions satisfy the minimum floor protection clearances specified by the stove manufacturer and the applicable local building code. The board should be placed flat on a clean, level surface with no gaps between the board and the floor. Always consult the appliance manufacturer installation instructions and local authority having jurisdiction for final clearance requirements.