Imperial Mfg Group Usa Inc BM0410 Stove Board 36x52

Product Description

The IMPERIAL MFG GROUP USA INC BM0410 is a Type 2 thermal stove and wall board designed to protect floors from radiant and conducted heat generated by wood-burning stoves and freestanding solid-fuel appliances. Measuring 36 inches by 52 inches with a woodgrain finish, it is fabricated from non-combustible materials that comply with ASTM E162 and ASTM E136 fire and combustibility standards. At 22 pounds, it provides a stable, durable surface underfoot. Installation is typically handled by HVAC technicians, hearth installers, or experienced DIYers working to meet local building and fire codes.

This floor protector is used in residential applications beneath wood-burning stoves, pellet stoves, and similar solid-fuel heating appliances where local codes or manufacturer clearance requirements call for a non-combustible floor shield. The woodgrain surface blends with common flooring aesthetics while meeting the functional demand of thermal protection. It is suited for placement directly on combustible flooring surfaces in living rooms, dens, sunrooms, and finished basements where a freestanding stove is installed.

Key Features

• Non-combustible construction complies with ASTM E162 and ASTM E136 standards
• Type 2 thermal rating suitable for stove and wall board applications
• 36 x 52 inch footprint provides broad floor coverage under freestanding stoves
• Woodgrain finish offers a finished appearance consistent with common interior flooring
• Sold as a single unit, ready for immediate installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style floor protector for use beneath residential wood-burning and solid-fuel freestanding stoves requiring a non-combustible hearth pad meeting ASTM E162 or ASTM E136 criteria.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed in accordance with the stove manufacturer's clearance requirements and applicable local fire codes. Ensure the stove is fully cooled and disconnected from any fuel source before repositioning or placing the board. No fasteners are typically required for floor placement, but verify that the board lies flat and does not shift under the appliance weight. Consult the International Fire Code or local Authority Having Jurisdiction for minimum hearth extension dimensions specific to your appliance type.