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INSPECTION ONLINE FORM: http://www.ci-wheatridge.co.us/inspection
INSPECTION REQUEST LINE: (303) 234-5933
Cancellations must be submitted via the online form before 8 a.m. the day of the inspection
Occupancy/Tye
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Inspections will not be performed unless this card is posted on the project site.
**Request an inspection before 11:59 p.m. (midnight) to receive an inspection the following business day.**
Inspector Must Sign ALL Spaces pertinent to this project
Foundation Inspections Date Inspector
Initials Comments
Pier
Concrete Encased Ground (CEG)
Foundation / P.E. Letter
L,1W 114VL Fuur Concrete mor 10 Approval Of The Above Inspections
Underground/Slab Inspections Date Inspector
Initials Comments
Electrical
Sewer Service
Plumbing
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Rough Inspections
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Date
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Inspector
Initials
VI n r I IWI 1 L% MIJPUUVal UT I ne Above Inspections
Comments
Wall Sheathing
Mid -Roof
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Lath / Wall Tie
Rough Electric
Rough Plumbing/Gas Line
Rough Mechanical
Rough Framing
Rough Grading
Insulation
Drywall Screw/ Nail
Final Inspections
Date
Inspector
Initials
Comments
Landscaping & Parking / Planning Dept.
Inspections from these entities should be requested
one week in advance. For landscaping and parking
inspections call 303-235-2846. For ROW and drainage
inspections call 303-235-2861. For fire inspections
contact the Fire Protection District for your project.
ROW & Drainage / Public Works Dept.
Floodplain Inspection (if applicable)
Fire Inspection / Fire Protection Dist.
Final Electrical
Final Plumbing
Final Mechanical
Roof
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Final Window/Doors
Final Building
NOTE. All items must be completed and approved by Planning, Public Works, Fire and Building before a Certificate
Of Occupancy is issued. Approval of the Final Building insaection dnes not rnnctit„ta
"For low voltage permits —Please be sure that rough inspections are completed from the
by the Building Division. Fire District and electrical low voltage
Occupancy Is Not Permitted Until A Certificate of Occupancy Is Issued
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A City of Wheat Ridge
Residential Roofing PERMIT - 201704960
'ERMIT NO: 201704960 ISSUED: 07/27/2017
K ADDRESS: 9630 W 41st AVE EXPIRES: 07/27/2018
FOB DESCRIPTION: Residential Re -roof to install Owens Corning Duration 30yr asphalt
shingles with 24.96 sq
House
F** CONTACTS ***
OWNER (303)432-3289 G & R CRAWFORD LIVING TRUST 110084 Aspen Roofing & Exteriors LLC
3UB (720)328-1971 Todd Halaburka
*** PARCEL INFO ***
USE: UA Unassigned
ZONE CODE: UA / Unassigned
/
SUBDIVISION CODE: 2002 / KIPLING, I-70 & CLEARCREEK ARE BLOCK/LOT#: 0
** FEE SUMMARY *** ESTIMATED PROJECT VALUATION: 6,414.72
FEES
Total Valuation 0.00
Use Tax 134.71
Permit Fee 156.75
** TOTAL ** 291.46
*** COMMENTS ***
*** CONDITIONS ***
Effective December 1, 2014, asphalt shingle installations require an approved midroof
inspection, conducted when 25-75 percent of the roof covering is installed, prior to final
approval. Installation of roof sheathing (new or overlay) is required on the entire roof
when spaced or board sheathing with ANY gap exceeding one half inch exists. Sheathing and
mid -roofs may be called in at the same time, one hundred percent of the sheathing must be
complete and 25-75 percent of the mid -roof may be complete. Asphalt shingles are required
to be fastened to the roof deck with a minimum of 6 nails per shingle. Ice and water shield
is required. Eave and rake metal is required. A ladder extending 3 feet above the roof eave
and secured in place is required to be provided for all roof inspections. Roof ventilation
is required to comply with applicable codes and/or manufacturer installation instructions,
whichever is more stringent. In order to pass a final inspection of elastomeric or similar
type roof coverings, a letter of inspection and approval from the manufacturer technical
representative stating that "the application of the roof at (project address) has been
applied in accordance with the installation instruction for (roof material brand name)
roof covering" is required to be on site at the time of final inspection.
Roof inspections for ROOFS OVER 6/12 PITCH: 3rd party inspection will be required, the 3rd
party inspection report will be collected at final roof inspection performed by City of
Wheat Ridge. If report is not available the final inspection will not be completed.
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INSPECTION NO tCE
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Permit Number:����(j�/�(� 747/1 -c
❑ No one available for inspection: Time
Re -Inspection required: Yes
When corrections have been made, call for re -ins
pe tion at 303-234-5933
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Date:! �- Inspector: t f
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DO NOT REMOVE THIS NOTICE
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Building Inspection Division
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(303) 235-2855 Office • (303) 237-8929 Fax
INSPECTION NOT CE
Inspection Type:
Job Address:
Permit Number: o20r'fj0 Vel- Z, 0
❑ No one available for inspection: Time O1(0 awPM
Re -Inspection required: Yes No
When corrections have been made, call for re -inspection at 303-234-5933
Date: _ InspectoG•� n�
DO NOT REMOVE THIS NOTICE
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Building Inspection Division
(303) 234-5933 Inspection line
(303) 235-2855 Office • (303) 237-8929 Fax
INSPECTION NOTICE
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Job Address: G0 V/
Permit Number:
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❑ No one available for inspection: Time
Re -Inspection required: Yes No
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Building Inspection Division
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(303) 235-2855 Office • (303) 237-8929 Fax
INSPECTION NOTICE
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Job Address: 96 -So L /
Permit Number: a o+ "7 0 y
LlNo one available for inspection: Time )F: 5-3 AMIPM
Re -Inspection required: Yes
When corrections have been made, call for re -inspection at 303-234-5933
Date:—"c/// L7 Inspector: -7"J
DO NOT REMOVE THIS NOTICE
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i CITY OF WHEAT RIDGE
Building Inspection Division
(303) 234-5933 Inspection line
(303) 235-2855 Office • (303) 237-8929 Fax
INSPECTION NOTICE
Inspection Type: -�; 0 6, - M d
Job Address: 96 -So L /
Permit Number: a o+ "7 0 y
LlNo one available for inspection: Time )F: 5-3 AMIPM
Re -Inspection required: Yes
When corrections have been made, call for re -inspection at 303-234-5933
Date:—"c/// L7 Inspector: -7"J
DO NOT REMOVE THIS NOTICE
A i CITY OF WHEAl RIDGE
Building Inspection Division
(303) 234-5933 Inspection line
(303) 235-2855 Office • (303) 237-8929 Fax
INSPECTION NOTICE
Inspection Type: 3 c & - %% I, d
Job Address: 91,-30 w y
Permit Number: 9 c 17 0 1 1 C7 6 a
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❑ No one available for inspection: Time I a:, sv AM P
Re -Inspection required: & No
When corrections have been made, call for re -inspection at 303-234-5933
Date: t'a 1 f 1-7 Inspector: -7-t
DO NOT REMOVE THIS NOTICE
r City of Wheat Ridge
Residential Roofing PERMIT - 201704960
PERMIT NO: 201704960 ISSUED: 07/27/2017
JOB ADDRESS: 9630 W 41st AVE EXPIRES: 07/27/2018
JOB DESCRIPTION: Residential Re -roof to install Owens Corning Duration 30yr asphalt
shingles with 24.96 sq
House
*** CONTACTS ***
OWNER (303)432-3289 G & R CRAWFORD LIVING TRUST
SUB (720)328-1971 Todd Halaburka 110084 Aspen Roofing & Exteriors LLC
*** PARCEL INFO ***
ZONE CODE: UA / Unassigned USE: UA / Unassigned
SUBDIVISION CODE: 2002 / KIPLING, I-70 & CLEARCREEK ARE BLOCK/LOT#: 0 /
*** FEE SUMMARY *** ESTIMATED PROJECT VALUATION: 6,414.72
FEES
Total valuation 0.00
Use Tax 134.71 PJA
Permit Fee 156.75
** TOTAL **291.46 i -�
*** COMMENTS ***
*** CONDITIONS ***
Effective December 1, 2014, asphalt shingle installations require an approved midroof
inspection, conducted when 25-75 percent of the roof covering is installed, prior to final
approval. Installation of roof sheathing (new or overlay) is required on the entire roof
when spaced or board sheathing with ANY gap exceeding one half inch exists. Sheathing and
mid -roofs may be called in at the same time, one hundred percent of the sheathing must be
complete and 25-75 percent of the mid -roof may be complete. Asphalt shingles are required
to be fastened to the roof deck with a minimum of 6 nails per shingle. Ice and water shield
is required. Eave and rake metal is required. A ladder extending 3 feet above the roof eave
and secured in place is required to be provided for all roof inspections. Roof ventilation
is required to comply with applicable codes and/or manufacturer installation instructions,
whichever is more stringent. In order to pass a final inspection of elastomeric or similar
type roof coverings, a letter of inspection and approval from the manufacturer technical
representative stating that "the application of the roof at (project address) has been
applied in accordance with the installation instruction for (roof material brand name)
roof covering" is required to be on site at the time of final inspection.
Roof inspections for ROOFS OVER 6/12 PITCH: 3rd party inspection will be required, the 3rd
party inspection report will be collected at final roof inspection performed by City of
Wheat Ridge. If report is not available the final inspection will not be completed.
PERMIT NO:
JOB ADDRESS:
JOB DESCRIPTION
City of Wheat Ridge
Residential Roofing PERMIT - 201704960
201704960 ISSUED: 07/27/2017
9630 W 41st AVE EXPIRES: 07/27/2018
Residential Re -roof to install Owens Corning Duration 30yr asphalt
shingles with 24.96 sq
House
I, by my signature, do hereby attest that the work to be performed shall comply with all accompanying approved plans and specifications,
applicable building codes, and all applicable munpal codes, policies and procedures, and that I am the legal owner or have been authorized
by the legal owner of the property and am authorized to obtain this permit and perform the work described and approved in conjunction with
this permrt. I further attest that I am lea uthorized to include all entities named within this document as parties to the work to be
performed and that all work to be p rme s disclosed in this document and/or its' accompanying approved plans and specifications.
1/1
Signature of "OWNER or CONTRACTOR (Circle one) Date
1, This permit was issued based on the information provided in the permit application and accompanying plans and specifications and is
subject to the compliance with those documents, and all applicable statutes, ordinances, regulations, po Flans
and procedures.
2. This permit shall expire 365 days after the date of issuance regardless of activity. Requests for extension must be made in writing and
received prior to the date of expiration. An extension of no more than 180 days made be granted at the discretion of the Chief Building
Official and may be subject to a fee equal to one-half of the original permit fee.
3. If this permit expires, a new permit may be required to be obtained. Issuance of a new permit shall be subject to the standard
requirements, fees androcedures for approval of any new permit. Re -issuance or extension of expired permits is at the sole discretion of
the Chief Building Official and is not guaranteed.
4. No work of any manner shall be performed that shall results in a change. of the natural flow of water without prior and specific approval.
5. The permit holder shall notify the Building and Inspection Services Division in accordance with established policy of all required
inspections and shall not proceed or conceal work without written approval of such work from the Building and Inspection Services
Division.
6. The issuance or granting of a permit shall not be construed to be a permit for, or an approval of, an violation of any provision of any
applicable code or any ordinance or regulation of this jurisdiction. Approval of work is subject to field inspection.
Signature of6#riefBMf irig-Offidi Date
REQUESTS MUST BE MADE BY 11:59PM ANY BUSINESS DAY FOR INSPECTION THE FOLLOWING BUSINESS DAY.
Dan Schultz � I
From:
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To:
Subject:
CommDev Permits
Online Form Submittal: Residential Roofing Permit Application
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Residential Roofing Permit Application'
This application is exclusively for new permits for residential roofs and for licensed
contractors only. This type of permit is ONLY being processed online --do not come
to City Hall to submit an application in person. Permits are processed and issued in
the order they are received and due to the volume of requests, time to process
varies and is subject to change. YOU WILL BE CONTACTED WHEN YOUR
PERMIT IS READY FOR PICK-UP AND WILL BE GIVEN A SPECIFIC DATE
AND TIME WINDOW TO COMPLETE THE TRANSACTION. You will be notified if
your contractor's license or insurance has expired, and you may update those
documents at the time you are issued your permit.
For all other requests:
Homeowners wishing to obtain a roofing permit must apply for the permit in person
at City Hall. Revisions to existing permits (for example, to add redecking) must be
completed in person at City Hall. All other non -roofing permits must be completed in
person at City Hall. The Building Division will be open from 7:30-10:30 a.m.,
Monday through Friday to process these types of requests.
THIS APPLICATION DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A PERMIT. DO NOT BEGIN
REROOFING UNTIL PERMIT HAS BEEN ISSUED.
Is this application for a Yes
residential roof?
How many dwelling units Single Family Home
are on the property?
PROPERTY INFORMATION
Property Address
Property Owner Name
Property Owner Phone
Number
Property Owner Email
Address
9630 W 41 st Ave Ar
Ruth and Garland Crawford
3034323289
Field not completed.
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Do you have a signed
Yes
contract to reroof this
property?
It will need to be
provided at the time of
permit pick-up.
CONTRACTOR INFORMATION
Contractor Name
Aspen Roofing & Exteriors
Contractor's License
110084
Number (for the City of
Wheat Ridge)
Contractor Phone
7203281971
Number
Contractor Email Address
Elizabeth.aspenroofing@gmail.com
Retype Contractor Email
Elizabeth.aspenroofing@gmail.com
Address
DESCRIPTION OF WORK
Are you re-decking the
No
roof?
Description of Roofing
Owens Corning Duration 30yr
Material
Select Type of Material:
Asphalt
If "Other" is selected
Field not completed.
above, describe here:
How many squares of the
24.96
material selected above?
Does any portion of the
No
property include a flat
roof?
If yes, how many squares
Field not completed.
on the flat roof?
TOTAL SQUARES of all
24.96
roofing material for this
project
Provide additional detail
House
here on the description of
i
work. (Is this for a house
or garage? What is the
roof pitch? Etc)
Project Value (contract
value or cost of ALL
materials and labor)
SIGNATURE OF UNDERSTANDING AND AGREEMENT
I assume full Yes
responsibility for
compliance with
applicable City of Wheat
Ridge codes and
ordinances for work
under any permit
issued based on this
application.
I understand that this Yes
application is NOT a
permit. I understand I will
be contacted by the City
to pay for and pick up the
permit for this property.
I understand that work Yes
may not begin on this
property until a permit
has been issued and
posted on the property.
I certify that I have been Yes
authorized by the legal
owner of the property to
submit this application
and to perform the work
described above.
Name of Applicant Elizabeth Pinder
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r Roofing 8a Exteriors
7500 W. Mississippi Ave
Suite B-145
J Denver, Colorado 80226
(303) 900-4116
Locally Owned and Operated
Address _
City, St. _
Telephone
Alt. No
ul-
www.AspenRoofingandExtefiors.com Fully Licensed and Insured
license info on back
TTTVD TO: WORK TO BE PERFORMED AT:
Roof []New Construction
I!I Tear Off xis ng Roof _ SQ W/ Waste
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, -Type fi Layers
L:J Replace often/ D ged Dec necessary.
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Date _/ / ,s— Date _/
Address S� P
City, St.
Material Location
Insurance Company,
Ventilation
Ridge Vent
ks
Air Ha ind Turbines Power Vent
Remove
Replace
OS COOLPLY / [eep
elt Paper 15# 30 # SYN pe lack 1 %:" 2"
Closed Valley System 3" 4"
?�1' Galvanized Valley Flasllidg/Roof Vents 4" g" 7-
e
e and Water Shield in _'Valley (s Chimney (s) aint all Vents to Match Shingle Color
Metal Drip Edge Color O' , i /j— Re(- emove ALL Trach from Gutters/ Job Site
2" x 2" 2 x 4" Magnetic Nail SweepYard and Driveway
Roofing Nails 1 '/d' 1 112" ool Cover(4%
T Dish lace Aspeh Roofing & Exterior Sign in Yard
Starter Strip Yr. Workman hip Warra ty
ReFlash Chi mn y(s) /Wand othe6alls)sM/Note {� f
needed Wood Brick j
J
Reflash Skylights # `
C� ct�titled to Overhead and Profit when
claims involves 3 or more trades
MANUFACTURERHIP & RIDGE WARRANTY
GAF ELK - Certaint d WAV,; High Ridge 3 Tab
wens omin TAMKO 3 Tab (standard) 25 yr.
SHINGLE COLOR: /,ila• Tt69Z(Length) Architectural
NOTES/ EXTRA: �.`° ... f 3
40 yr
50 yr/ lifetime
A110111UNAL L)t1 O L7�
Property Owner is / is not intending to make payment TOTAL PROPOSAL PRICE: s
From the proceeds of a property and casualty insurance policy_
DUE UPON ACCEPTANCE: $-5-J,? T SrJ
kik—,17 4
Cust DUE UPON COMPLETION: $
®yam`
4x Processin fee ma , ap t .��Rep
*Plus Permit & Supplements w (cust inti
Respectfully Submitted Byey��Aspen Roofine 'ors Sanantre} Aspen Roortng & 1 rims Sales Rep (print) Sales Rep Cell it
By signor* this contract I acknowledge all terms and conditions on the reverse side. "Know Your Right, and Duties"
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omeowver Si am "tet' Date /nottteawner (Pont name) i
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CITY OF WHEAT RIDGE
r Building Inspection Division
+ (303) 234-5933 Inspection line
(303) 235-2855 Office ' (303) 235-2857 Fax
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INSPECTION NOTICE
inspection Type: 4,0e LDf.
Job Address/Permit Number: Wfa 11157-11r c3F7t~~7
❑ No one available for inspection: Time 41,'15' AM/PM
Re-Inspection required: Yes
`When corrections have been made, call for re-inspection at 303-234-5933
Date: 12, inspector
DO NOT REMOVE THIS NOTICE
INSPECTION RECORD Occupancv/TVpe
INSPECTION LINE: (303) 234-5933
Inspections will not be made unless this card is posted on the building site
Call by 3:00 PM to receive inspection the following business day.
INSPECTOR MUST SIGN ALL SPACES PERTAINING TO THIS JOB
FOUNDATION INSPECTIONS
DATE
INSPECTOR INITIALS
COMMENTS:
Footings/Caissons
!
Stemwall / (CEG) Concrete
Encased Ground
Reinforcing or Monolithic
Weatherproof / French Drain
Sewer Service Lines
Water Service Lines
Framing
p~
Insulation. -
Drywall Screw
FINALS
Electrical
Plumbing
Mechanical
Roof
Building Final
~gfJ
Fire Department
R.O.W & Drainage
INSPECTIONS FOR PLANNING & ZONING, FIRE AND PUBLICE WORKS
Parking R Landscaping
SHOULD BE CALLED AT LEAST ONE WEEK PRIOR TO FINAL INSPECTIONS.
"NOTE; ALL ITEMS MUST BE COMPLETED AND APPROVED BY PLANNING AND ZONING, BUILDING AND PUBLIC WORKS BEFORE A
CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY. IS ISSUED. FINAL INSPECTION BY THE BUILDING DIVISION DOES NOT CONSTITUTE AUTHORIZATION
OF A CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY NOR PERMISSION FOR OCCUPANCY.
OCCUPANCY NOT PERMITTED UNTIL CERTIFICATE Ur UL;L;UI ANN Y IS iaaUmu
PROTECT THIS CARD FROM THE WEATHER
" ' City of Wheat Ridge
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Residential Mechanic PERMIT - 081397
PERMIT NO: 081397 ISSUED: 12/04/2008
JOB ADDRESS: 9630 W 41ST AVE EXPIRES: 06/02/2009
DESCRIPTION: Install wood stove
CONTACTS
owner 303/432-3289 Garland Crawford
PARCEL INFO - -
ZONE CODE: UA USE: UA
SUBDIVISION: 0262 BLOCK/LOT#: 0/
FEE SUMMARY ESTIMATED PROJECT VALUATION: 4,000.00
FEES
Permit Fee 126.50 ,Q
Plan Review Fee 82 .23'G
Total Valuation .00 C~o sj -
Use Tax 72.00
TOTAL 280.73
Conditions:
KC: Approved per plans and installation guidelines submitted.
I hereby certify that the setback distances proposed by this permit application are accurate, and do not violate applicable
ordinances, rules or regulations of the City of Wheat Ridge or covenants, easements or restrictions of record; that all
measurements shown, and allegations made are accurate; that I have read and agree to abide by all conditions printed on this
application and that I assume full responsibility for compliance with the Wheat Ridge Building Code (I.B.C) and all other
applicable Wheat Ridge Ordinances, for work under this permit. Plans subject to field inspection.
-SlIKature of contrac&k /owner/ date
1. This permit was issued in accordance with the provisions set forth in your application and is subject to the laws of the
State of Colorado and to the Zoning Regulations and Building Codes of Wheat Ridge, Colorado or any other applicable
ordinances of the City.
2. This permit shall expire 180 days from the issue date. Requests for an extension must be received prior to expiration
date. An extension may be granted at the discretion of the Building Official.
3. If this permit expires, a new permit may be acquired for a fee of one-half the amount normally required, provided no
changes have been or will be made in the original plans and specifications and any suspension or abandonment has not
exceeded one (1) year. If changes have been or if suspension or abandonment exceeds one (1) year, full fees shall
be paid for a new permit.
4. No work of any manner shall be done that will change the natural flow of Water causing a drainage problem.
5. Contractor shall notify the Building Inspector twenty-four (24) hours in advance for all inspections and shall. receive
written approval on inspection card before proceeding with successive phases of the job.
6. The issuance of a permit or the approval of drawings and specifications shall not be construed to be a permit for, nor
an approval of, any violation of the provisions of the building codes or any other ordinance, law, rule or regulation.
All plan review is subject,4to field inspections.
date
INSPECTION REQUEST LINE: (303)234-5933 BUILDING OFFICE: (303)235-2855
REQUESTS MUST-BE MADE BY 3PM ANY BUSINESS DAY FOR INSPECTION THE FOLLOWING BUSINESS DAY.
OF WHEgT,Q/ City of Wheat Ridge Building Division
fir, m 7500 W. 29th Ave., Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
Office: 303-235-2855 ` Fax: 303-235-2857
- o Inspection Line: 303-234-5933
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Building Permit Application
Property Address: q 30 W ~ 1 5~Ave
Property Owner (please print):
Mailing Address: (if different than property address)
Address:
Date: 12-02-oa J5-
Plan n- Oy
Permit #:OR I n I
Phone:
City, State, Zip:
Contractor:
Cnnfrnrfnr I Icengn it' Phone:
Sub Contractors:
Electrical City License Plumbing City License Mechanical City License
Company: Company Company:
Exp. Date: Exp. Date: Exp. Date:
Approval: Approval: Approval:
Use of space (description): Construction Value: $ ~ Ddf7 00
Description of work: r , 1 (+~O U~ (as calculated per the Buildin Valuation Data sheet)
Tn.5 r W eo J Plan Review (due at time of submittal): $ X~A
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Sq. Ft./L.Ft added: Squares BTU's Gallons Amps
OWNERICONTRACTOR SIGNATURE OF UNDERSTANDING AND AGREEMENT
I hereby certify that the setback distances proposed by this permit application are accurate, and do not violate applicable ordinances,
rules or regulations of the City of Wheat Ridge or covenants, easements or restrictions of record; that all measurements shown, and
allegations made are accurate; that I have read and agree to abide by all conditions printed on this application and that I assume full
responsibility for compliance with the Wheat Ridge Building Code (I.B.C) and all other applicable Wheat Ridge Ordinances, for work
under this permit. Plans subject to field inspection.
CIRLCE ONE:: (OWNER) (CONTRACTOR) or PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE of (OWNER) (CONTRATOR)
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DEPARTMENT USE ONLY
ZONING COMMENTS:
Zoning:
Reviewer
PUBLIC WORKS COMMENTS:
Reviewer
BUILDING DEPARTMENT CIO ENJ~S ~~Rorl612 P~~ OCCUPANCY:
Reviewer:
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INSTALLATION
For over two centuries, New Englanders have heated their homes with soapstone
stoves. A properly installed and operated soapstone stove will warm your home and
delight your eye for a lifetime.
Read this manual carefully. It explains how to install your Woodstock Soapstone Stove
safely and how to operate it correctly and efficiently. The clearances and procedures
recommended in this guide are in compliance with the recommendations of the National
Fire Protection Association (NFPA), the Underwriters Laboratories (UL), and the U. S.
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). You may feel some of them are very stringent,
but they should be followed. They were designed to protect you, your home, and the
environment. Improper installations are a major cause of serious fires.
Before installing a woodstove, check your local building codes, and any requirements
established by your insurance company.
You may need a local building permit to install your stove. Any changes in your home
must comply with building codes. If the codes have not been fully updated, you may
want to check with the Building Inspection Department, or your local Fire Department.
A qualified stove installer should handle your installation work.
Many chimney sweeps are qualified installers. If you are unfamiliar with sweeps in
your area, you might want to check the listings at www.csia.org (Chimney Safety
Institute of America). Builders and contractors are another option. In some cases,
homeowners install their own stoves. Before attempting your own installation, please
review the stove installation information carefully.
You should notify your insurance company that you are using a woodstove. Before you
light your first fire, have a local building inspector and your insurance representative
inspect your installation and approve it in writing.
Location
A stove which is centrally located will heat the greatest area of your home. Heat should
be able to circulate easily into nearby rooms. Placement near an open stairway or an
open register in the floor will help the heat transfer to other rooms.
Other considerations are:
• clearances to combustibles
• adequate space for wood loading and ash removal
• foot traffic patterns
Most people install their woodstoves in a frequently used room, where they get the
greatest enjoyment of the stove. Placement in a frequently used room also helps in the
ease of monitoring and refueling the stove.
1.
The cost of installing a stove often varies according to how much planning is done
beforehand. We urge you to consider all aspects of your installation before beginning.
The best location for a chimney and
woodstove installation is in the center
of the house. The chimney will be
warmer, draft will be better, and radiant
heat will be distributed more evenly.
3.
Chimney Sizing:
The size and location of a chimney is as important as its construction. If a chimney is
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igh flue gas
too large in diameter (internally) it will be difficult to maintain h
temperatures, which will result in reduced draft. The internal cross sectional area of a
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chimney flue should be no more than 3 times the cross sectional area of the appliance
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flue collar if no chimney walls are exposed to the outside below the roofline . The cross
sectional area of the chimney flue with one or more walls exposed to the outside below
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must
the rooflfne should be nomore than 2 times the cross sectional area of the flue collar.
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The Fireview Stove has a 6" flue collar, thus 8" x 10" rectangular or 10" round are the
maximum flue sizes we recommend for this stove. For an outside chimney, we
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recommend an 8" x 8" square or 8" round inside dimensions. The smallest size w
recommend is 6" round, as the flue size should not be less than the flue collar size.
Remember, round flues are more efficient and easier to clean than square or rectangular
flues. Do not vent the Fireview into a chimney less than 6 inches in diameter.
Height Requirements:
The chimney must extend 3 feet above the point where it passes through the roof and
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must also be 2 feet higher than any roof surface or obstruction within 10 feet (measured
and a
horizontally) of the chimney. Check your local building codes for any additional
the
of 2' abo
requirements.
highest pwithin 1
To insure adequate draft, we recommend a minimum total venting height of 14 feet above
the flue collar of the stove. Total venting height includes your chimney and connector pipe.
However, other environmental factors such as prevailing winds, high altitude, or adjacent
structures might necessitate a chimney that is taller than the minimum..
Existing Chimneys:
All masonry chimneys should have tile liners. The liner contributes to the safety and
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durability of the chimney. The liner makes the chimney air-tight, and protects the masonry
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from moisture damage and corrosion. Unlined chimneys should have flue liners installed-
These can be either cast-in-place masonry or stainless steel. Most chimney sweeps can give
you details. Stainless steel liners are also available from Woodstock Soapstone Company.
Existing chimneys should be checked twice each year for obstructions, creosote deposits,
A wash or "cement cap" prevents water
damage to masonry chimneys.
surface cracks, chemical. deterioration and poor. construction. Any damage should be
repaired immediately.
Two areas that should be checked with particular care are the area where the chimney
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penetrates the floor or ceiling joists, and the area where the chimney penetrates the roof line.
There should be at least two inches of clearance between the chimney and the floor joists or
other combustible materials. The area where the chimney penetrates the roof line may have
deteriorated because of poor flashing, causing leaks that allows moisture to weaken
chimney mortar.
Chimney caps help prevent downdrafts and
You should make preliminary checks, but if you have any doubts, or are unfamiliar with
back puffing.
chimney construction, cleaning, or maintenance, have a local fire marshal or a certified
professional chimney sweep inspect your chimney. If the chimney needs repair, hire
Passing Through A Combustible Wall:
With an exterior chimney, in most cases the chimney connector (or stove pipe) will need to
pass through a combustible wall. The following are acceptable methods:
A Use a section of Prefabricated Meta] Chimney to connect to the chimney - Use a section
of insulated prefabricated chimney pipe the same diameter as the stove pipe and maintain a
9" air space between the wall of the prefabricated chimney. and the combustible wall. This
section of chimney pipe can be supported by a sheet metal plate securely fastened to the
combustible wall, with a hole cut in the middle of it. This will close the gap around the
chimney pipe and the framed opening.
B. Build a solid brick surround around a tile liner - Frame a 3.5" thick brick surround into
the combustible wall you need to pass through. Maintain a minimum 12" brick separation
from the clay liner to combustibles. The minimum 5/8" thick clay liner should be cemented
in place and run from the outer surface of the brick to the inner surface of the chimney.
C. There are also UL Listed kits available that are specifically designed for passing
through a combustible wall. For more information on these kits, please contact Woodstock
Soapstone Company.
Remember, unprotected stove pipe should not pass through a combustible wall or ceiling
to connect to the chimney. You must use an approved method which provides greater
protection than single wall pipe.
Stove Pipe
The stove pipe that connects the stove to the chimney is called the chimney connector.
Install the sections of stove pipe that form the chimney connector so that the pipe joints
overlap and fit snugly. In general, the connector should be as short as possible, with as
few bends as possible. Offsets and elbows inhibit draft. There should be no more than
two ninety degree elbows with a top vent stove, nor more than three ninety degree
bends in a rear vent stove in the connector pipe Do not vent a Fireview into a thimble of
less than 6 inches in diameter.
Stove pipe sections should be secured with three sheet metal screws in each joint.
There are three holes drilled in the stoves flue collar. Attach the first section of stove
pipe to the flue collar using three screws.
The flue collar on your Woodstock Soapstone stove is designed so the smaller (or
crimped) end of the stove pipe will fit inside the flue collar. The smaller (or crimped)
ends of the stove pipe should always point downward, toward the stove, to allow water
or creosote to fall back into the stove. Smoke will not escape through the joints with the
crimped ends pointing downward.
The stove pipe should be secure, but not so tight that it cannot be disassembled for
inspection and cleaning.
Creosote build-up in your stovepipe or chimney can be dangerous, and can occur
rapidly. We recommend that you check the chimney connector and chimney at least
twice a year to guard against creosote build-up.
Single wan stovepipe should be used to
connect the stove to the chimney. The
crimped end (small end) should always
point down, toward the stove.
5.
The minimum clearance for a single wall
metal stovepipe and terra cotta thimble at
the chimney connection is 12".
Wall Protection
The Fireview Stove has been tested to UL Standards for clearances to combustible walls.
The minimum clearances to unprotected walls are as follows:
Minimum Clearances to Unprotected Combustible Walls•
From the Back: 30"
From the Sides: 18"
Do not assume that a wall is not combustible because it has a nonflammable surface.
A wall with any combustible materials in it must be considered combustible. For
example, a brick wall attached to wood studs is considered a combustible wall. Over
time, heat will pass through bricks and heat the wood, lowering the ignition temperature
of the studs, possibly resulting in a fire. As waves of radiant energy meet a combustible
object, heat is absorbed and the temperature of the object is raised, which can result in
spontaneous combustion. Similarly, wood-framed walls which are covered with file,
stone, or fire-rated sheetrock must be considered combustible. Fire-rated sheetrock is
also considered combustible due to the paper covering.
if you wish to install your stove closer to a combustible wall than standard clearances
will permit, you can either attach a UL approved shield to the stove and stove pipe, or
mount a protective non-combustible shield on the wall.
Stove Shields: Clearance from the back of the Fireview to a combustible wall can be
reduced to 18 inches by attaching a UL approved heat shield and pipe shield.
Woodstock Soapstone carries heat shields, specifically designed for the Fireview. These
shields are unobtrusive, match the color of your stove castings, and are easy to install.
When using one of these shields, clearance is measured from the stove back to the
combustible wall.
Wall Shields: Clearances can also be reduced by mounting a shield on the wall.
(See Clearance Table, next page.) If you are installing a wall protector, it should be
spaced out from the wall one inch. This air space allows air to flow freely behind the
shield, cooling the combustible wall and preventing a pocket of hot air from being
trapped behind the shield. The wall protector can be attached to the studs using long
screws and one inch ceramic spacers. The spacers should not be installed directly behind
the stove. The top and either a.) both sides; or b.) the bottom, must be left open. This
allows for adequate ventilation.
When spacing a 4" brick wall one inch from a combustible wall, the top and bottom
course of bricks should be staggered to create openings for ventilation, and the sides
should be open.
Corner Installations: The Fireview may be installed in a corner installation with 18"
clearance from the corners to a combustible wall. Corner clearances may be reduced to
12" if you use an approved rear heat shield and stack shield.
This illustration shows a stove with a
heat shield attached to the wall. Rear
clemances for a Fireview with acceptable
protection on the wall can be as low as
12 inches to the back of the stove (See
chart on page 8).
10" g
18"
Firevieu, clearances: installation with
rear heat shield.
rear heat shield.
corner installation
9.
You could hire a sheetmetal worker to fabricate a custom fireplace connection, but there
are kits available that can make this installation fairly easy. These kits include a flexible
stainless steel oval pipe, an adapter to connect the oval pipe to your 6" round stove pipe,
a block off plate, and high temperature gasket. Please contact Woodstock Soapstone Co.
for information on these kits.
The same clearances from your stove and stove pipe apply to both fireplace and
freestanding installations. Be particularly careful to check clearances to a wood mantle,
or a wood fireplace facade. You must maintain a 30" clearance to an unprotected wood
mantle.
Remember, you may not vent a stove into (or through) a factory-built fireplace unless
it is specifically listed for such an installation. Most factory-built fireplace systems are
only rated to 1,700°F.
Mobile Home Installation
The Fireview Stove is approved for installation in a mobile home. Along with the
general installation requirements for your stove, there are further regulations that must
be followed for installing a stove in a mobile home. These regulations assume that the
structure is very tightly constructed, made of metal, and that the home can be moved.
Mobile home regulations vary from one locality to another, and may include some, or all,
of the following:
• The stove must be attached to the floor of the home.
• The stove must be grounded to the mobile home's chassis-
• You must maintain the structural integrity of the home.
• You must bring outside air to the stove for combustion.
• You must use close clearance (double wall) connector pipe between stove and
chimney.
• You must install a rain cap with spark arrestor.
• You may not install the appliance in a bedroom.
Since mobile homes are tightly constructed, you must supply outside combustion air
directly to the stove. Woodstock Soapstone Company makes an outside air adapter that
attaches to the back of the stove. The flange on this adapter will accept a 4" duct. We
recommend flexible aluminum duct for ease of installation. Run the duct through the
floor to a ventilated crawl space below, and have it terminate in the crawl space
underneath the stove. You may want to install a piece of screen at the termination of the
duct to keep out unwanted insects.
In a mobile home, the interior connector pipe must be close clearance (double wall)
pipe. Single wall connector pipe is not allowed in a mobile home installation.
Finally, metal straps must be used to bolt the stove to the floor of the mobile home, so it
cannot tip over. These straps are available from Woodstock Soapstone Company at no
charge.
Incorrect r lace installations are shown
above and below. It is not permissible to sim-
ply block off the fireplace opening, and run
pipe straight back through the block-off plate
(above). Nor is it permissible to simply ran
stovepipe though the fireplace damper
(below). The stovepipe must run all the way
up to the bottom of the first chimney tile.
Additional information about the installation of wood burning appliances in mobile
homes is available from the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
Woodstove
Preliminary Installation Guide
Bringing a new wood stove into your home is like
welcoming a new member to the family. Your hearth will
quickly become the heart of your home, where everyone,
including the cat and the dog, will gather on winter
evenings. You'll soon be wondering how you got along
without it. Creating a successful installation that not only
performs to your expectations, and that's safe and attrac-
tive as well, requires making the right decisions ahead of
time.
There are a few key issues you'll need to address
early in the planning stages. These include the location of
the stove in the home, the chimney (whether existing or
new), sizing the stove to the heat demand, and, most
importantly, proper clearances to combustibles. An instal-
lation that conforms to fire codes and manufacturer's
requirements will safely provide years of warmth and help
everyone sleep better at night.
1. Location
Ideally, a wood stove should be located in a central
part of the house so its heating capability can be maxi-
mized. Living rooms and family rooms are often centrally
located as well, so they become an obvious choice for a
hearth. If possible, situate the stove near a room with a
stairwell to take advantage of heat's natural tendency to
rise. If this is not an option, heat registers can be installed
in the ceiling to let the warm air up into the second floor.
If the home is spread out, or rectangular, as many ranch-
style homes are, ceiling and doorway fans can be used to
help distribute warm air.
The ideal layout for a woodstove is where the
rooms are all connected to each other so that air can circu-
late. In this respect, traditional colonials are ideal for
woodstoves. They often have a central staircase surround-
ed by four connected rooms - living room, dining room,
kitchen and sitting room. A ranch house, on the other
hand, presents more of a challenge. The open area is easy
to heat, but the bedrooms can be difficult. The bedrooms
in a ranch-style layout are difficult to heat because they are
usually not connected to each other, and circulation is
poor.
It's also worth thinking about how you plan to get
your firewood to the stove. Again, this argues for a central
location, which usually has a short route to the outside. If
you ve always wanted a wood stove in your bedroom, or
on the second floor, remember, you'll have to get the stove
up there and then keep it supplied with firewood.
Whether you are planning for your stove to be the primary
source of heat or simply a back up can also affect your
choice of its location. Maybe the stove's purpose is only to
provide atmosphere - a place for the family to gather on
cold nights, instead of in front of the TV. These choices
should all be considered ahead of time.
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No matter what your choice for the stove's loca-
tion, the most important consideration is safety, and that is
largely determined by proper clearances to combustible
materials.
3. Clearance to Combustibles
A wood stove generates quite a bit of heat in all
directions, and over a long period of time. Accidents
involving fire are rarely caused by wood stoves them-
selves. They are almost always caused by improper instal-
lation. The importance of protecting nearby combustibles
cannot be overstated. This protection will prevent sparks
and hot embers from coming in contact with floorboards,
carpet, drapes, and furniture. It will also provide thermal
protection as well. The steady heat from the stove will
gradually cause chemical changes in nearby walls and
floors that lowers their ignition point. This could, at some
point, cause a fire by way of spontaneous combustion. The
argument that "the stove has been there for years with no
problem" may be sadly proven wrong next year or the
year after that.
Fortunately, test labs, working with manufacturers
and fire protection experts, have established guidelines
that are simple to follow and that will ensure safe stove
installations. Never try to shortcut clearances because it
seems like "overkill". Everyone in the household will
enjoy the stove for years to come if it has been installed
according to the recommended clearances and standards.
A. Clearance to Walls
Most stoves require at least thirty inches of clear-
ance to combustible walls, furniture, etc. This distance can
be reduced by heat shields on either the stove or the wall.
At Woodstock Soapstone we offer a rear heat shield for the
stove that fits right on the
back of the stove, is painted
to match the casting color of
the stove and is barely visi-
ble from the front. We also
make a shield for the back
of the stovepipe. These
shields reduce the clearance
for our stoves to fifteen or
eighteen inches, depending
on the stove model. If you
are planning on installing
the stove in the corner of a Rear heat shields are unobtrusive,
room, the rear corners of the and attach to easily to the back of
stove can be within twelve the stove.
inches if our heat shield kit
is used (eighteen inches oth-
erwise).
Another
option for protectin;
walls is to construct
heat shield directly
the wall itself.
Effective wall shielc
are built with an air
space between the
shield and the wall
allow for ventilation
A wall is still conic
ered combustible if
it's in direct contact
with the shield,
regardless of materi
(brick, tile, stone,
metal, etc.). A table
with detailed infor-
mation on clearanc
is included in
"Planning Your
Hearth".
B. Floor Protection
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watt shtetas sl o lia oe open on at Least
three sides to allow for air flow.
Floor protection is not only a requirement for a
wood burning stove, it can be a beautiful foundation for
your hearth area. A wood stove cannot be placed directly
on wood, carpet, vinyl or any other combustible material.
The stove will have to sit on a non-combustible surface,
which extends beyond the perimeter of the stove at least
eight inches on three sides, and at least sixteen inches on
the loading door side. The purpose is to provide spark
and ember protection as well as to prevent heat from being
conducted over time to the floor materials. We prefer larg-
er hearths, about 4' by 5', to allow plenty of room for stor-
ing wood and hearth tools, re-loading the firebox safely,
drying boots, or just sitting near the stove to warm up.
1 /4" tile, stone, brick, etc. .
1 /2" cement board Plywood backing
Hearth pads can be raised several inches above the
floor or can be flush with it, depending on location and
preference. You can build one on site or purchase prefab-
ricated pads made from different materials such as stone,
brick, and ceramic tile. Several styles are pictured in our
accessories brochure. Again, masonry materials conduct
heat, so they will need to be insulated from the floor with a
non-conductive material such as half-inch cement backer
board. More detailed instruction and specifications on
hearth pads are included in "Planning Your Hearth".
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Planning Your Hearth
One of the words we repeat often when speaking
with customers about wood stove installation is "clear-
ances". To talk about clearances, we need to define two
words: clearance and combustible. Clearance is the open
space between your stove (or stove pipe) and a com-
bustible surface. A combustible surface is a surface that
burns (like wood, sheetrock, etc.). Obviously, wood stoves
get hot - hot enough to heat an entire home. All that heat
can be a wonderful thing, but too much in the wrong place
can lead to a dangerous situation, often without your
knowledge. A wood stove itself isn't dangerous, but a
poor installation is. It is a good idea to take a careful look
at the walls in the area where you'd like to install a wood
stove. In many cases, combustible walls covered by brick,
stone, tile, etc. are still considered combustible because the
stone or brick transfers the heat right through to the com-
bustible wall. Your stove installation needs to conform to
certain clearances for safety, not just around it, but under it
as well. The focus of this article is to help you determine
how close you can safely install your stove to a wall and
what should go under it.
1. How Close To The Wail?
With no protection, Woodstock Soapstone wood
stoves require at least 30 inches of clearance between the
stove and combustible walls, furniture, etc. both in front of
and behind the stove. Clearance must be 18 inches from
each side. The distance from the back of the stove to the
wall is of greatest interest. This distance can be reduced in
one of two ways: by putting a heat shield on the back of
the stove or by putting a heat shield on the wall. The
clearance table below shows the various options at a
glance and the clearance to combustibles for each option.
The rear heat shield mounts right to the back of the stove
reflecting heat forward, and providing a significant reduction in
clearances to combustible walls. It is painted to match the cast-
ings of the stove and is very inconspicuous.
A. Heat Shields on the Stove
At Woodstock Soapstone, we make a rear heat
shield kit to reduce clearance to combustibles. The kit con-
sists of a rear heat shield that mounts to the back of the
stove and a half moon shaped pipe shield that mounts to
the back of the pipe. They are attached to the stove and
pipe with spacers, which provides a cooling effect and also
reflects heat into the room. Once installed, the shields are
barely visible from the front and sides and provides an
easy and inexpensive way to install your stove closer to
the wall. The heat shield kit reduces the clearance behind
the stove to 18 inches for the Fireview and Classic, and to
14 34 inches for the Keystone and Palladian. The pipe
shield reduces the pipe clearance to 10 inches.
The Clearance Table
The clearances below are the minimum distance between the back of the stove (or stove pipe) and a combustible wall. The Fireview
and Classic stoves are rear vent only. The Keystone and Palladian stoves can be vented from the top or the rear.
Stove Back
No Protection on Wall or Stove
30"
Rear Heat Shield Kit on Stove (rear vent)
18"
Heat Shield Directly on Wall
20"
Heat Shield with 1" Ventilated Airspace
12"
Rear Heat Shield Kit on Stove (top vent*)
14 W'
Stove Pine
20"
10"
16"
12"
14'x" * Keystone & Palladian stoves only
clearances below are for stoves installed "kitty comer" to the walls. In a comer installation, clearances are measured from the
comers of the stove to the nearest walls. These clearances apply to the Fireview, Classic, Keystone, and Palladian stoves
Back Stove Comers
Protection on Wall or Stove 18"
r Heat Shield Kit on Stove 12"
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B. Heat Shields on the Wall
Using the heat shield on the back of the stove and pipe allows
you to place the stove 12" from the back corners of the stove to
the closest wails in a "kitty corner" installation.
In a corner installation, the rear corners of the
stove would require 18" of clearance from each wall with
no protection. This would put the center of the pipe 30"
from the corner of the room for the Fireview and Classic or
33" from the corner of the room for a rear vented Keystone
and Palladian stoves. Mounting the rear heat shield and
pipe shield on the back of the stove and pipe, respectively,
allows you to reduce this clearance to 12" from the back
corners of the stove to the wall. At this reduced clearance,
the center of the pipe on the Fireview or Classic would be
22" from the corner of the room, 24" for the rear vented
Keystone or Palladian stoves.
Another option for protecting walls is to construct
a heat shield on the wall itself. Constructing a non-com-
bustible shield on the wall can reduce clearances and pro-
vide a beautiful backdrop for the stove. Before you
embrace this option, it is important to understand the dif-
ferent waysthat wall shield construction affects clearances.
The most effective wall shields are built with an
airspace between the shield and the wall to allow for venti-
lation. If you simply mount non-combustible material
(brick, stone, tile, etc.) directly onto a combustible wall, the
wall is still considered combustible. This is a common
mistake. Most walls have some combustible material in
them, typically sheetrock or wood studs. Even plaster on
metal lath is considered combustible if the lath is fastened
to wood framing. The reason these walls are still consid-
ered combustible is that the heat shields themselves con-
duct heat. Over the long term, enough heat can be trans-
mitted to building materials to lower their ignition point.
The ignition point refers to the point at which combustible
material can spontaneously combust - meaning catch on
fire without direct flame contact! This doesn t happen
overnight. It can take years of exposure to excessive heat
for spontaneous combustion. It is for this reason the argu-
ment "We've had a stove installed next to that wall for 20
years and never had a problem" is so dangerously wrong.
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The wall shield is attached to the wall with noncombustible
wall spacers or wall ties. These spacers maintain the 1"air-
space and provide adequate support for the wail shield.
The conduction problem is solved, and approved
by fire codes, if a noncombustible shield is mounted to the
wall with a 1 inch airspace behind it. If you are venting
straight back through the wall, this will reduce the
required clearance from the back of the stove to 12 inches
to the combustible wall. The space taken up by the shield
itself does not need to be included in the measurement.
A wall shield can be made of many different
materials (stone, brick, file mounted on cement backer-
board, sheet metal, etc.). The air space is created between
the wall and the shield by using one inch spacers. Non-
Wail shields should be open on top and bottom or both sides conductive ceramic spacers are available from Woodstock
and top in order to provide adequate ventilation. Soapstone Company or can also be found at building sup-
Woodstock Soapstone Company, Inc.
66 Airpark Road, West Lebanon, NH 03784 • Toll Free: 1-800-866-4344 • Fax: 603-298-5958 • Email: info@woodstove.com
~ City of Wheat Ridge
~ Residential Roofing PERMIT - 081100
" PERMIT NO: 081100 ISSUED: 09/22/2008
JOB ADDRESS: 9630 W 415T AVE . EXPIRES: 03/21/2009
. DESCRIPTION: T/O replace w/ 50 yr dimensional shingles. CONTACTS . owner 303/432-3289 Garland Crawford PARCEL INFO
'ZONE CODE: UA USE: UA SUBDIVISION: 0262 BLOCK/LOT#: 0/ FEE SUMMARY ESTIMATED PR0.7ECT VALUATION: 10,089.00
FEES
Permit Fee 253.90. ,
Total Valuation .00 Use Tax 181.60 . .
TOTAL 435.50
Conditions: 6nai1 installation & mid-roof inspection required. Board sheeting spaced more .
then a 1/4 of an inch apart requires plywood overlay on entire roof
I hereby certify that the setback distances proposed by this permit application are accurate, and do not violate applicable
ordinances, rules or regulations of the City of Wheat Ridge or covenants, easements or restrictions of record; that all
measvrements shown, and allegations made are accurate; that I have read and agree to abide by all mnditions printed on this
application and that I assumefull responsibility for compliance with the Wheat Ridge Building Code (I.B.C) and all otherapplicable Wheat Ridge Ordinancesp, £or work under this permit. Plans subject to field inspection.
& gnature of cont or/o er date 1. This permit was issued in accordance with the provisions set forth in your application and is subject to the laws of the.
State of Colorado and to the Zoning Regulations and Building Codes of Wheat Ridge, Colorado or any other applicable
ordinances of the City. . 2. This permit shall expire 180 days fmm ehe issue date. Requests for an extension must be received prior to expiration
date. An extension may be granted at the discretion of the Building Official. - 3.If this-permit expires, a new permit may be acquired for a fee of one-half the amount normally required, provided no changes have been or wi11 be made in the original plans and specifications and any suspension or abandonment has mt
exceeded one (1) year. I£ changes have been or if suspension or abandonment exceeds one (1) year, fu11 fees shall
be paid for a new permit. 4. No work of any mannei shall be done that will change the na[ural flow of water causing a drainage problem.
5. Contractor sha11 notify Che Building Inspector twenty-four (24) hours in advance for all inspections and shall receive
written approval on inspection card before proceeding with successive phases of the job.
6. The issuance of a pernit or the approval of drawings and specifications shall not be construed to be a permit for, mr
an approval of, any violation of the provisions of the building codes or any other ordinance, law, rule or regulation.
. All plan review is s'ec field inspections.
Signature of Chief H' i Official date INSPECTION RE EST LINE: (303)234-5933 BUILDING OFFICE: (303)235-2855
. REQUESTS MUST BE MAI7E BY 3PM ANY BUSINESS DAY FOR INSPECTION THE FOLLOWING BUSINESS DAY.
City of WFieat Ridge Building Division
~ m 7500 W. 29th Ave., Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
Office: 303-235-2855 * Fax: 303-235-2857
~ o Inspection Line: 303-234-5933
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Building Permit Application
Property Address: UG I ~f~C t/& .
Property Owner (please print):
Mailing Address: (if different than property address)
Address
Date: aj -9,.'l •D
Plan
Permit#:
Phone: ~6 3 "732" ~zJ !
city, state zip kLn 00 35
Contractor: elf
Contractor License Phone:
Sub Contractors:
Electrical City License Plumbing City License Mechanical City License
Company: Company Company:
Exp. Date: Exp. Date: Exp. Date:
Approval: Approval: Approval:
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Use of space (description): ~-p ^90d7 Construction Value: $
DeSCrIpt10OOfWOfk' (ascalculatedperthe8uilding IuationDatasheet)
/Y7 Plan Review (due at time of submittal): ~
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OWNER/CONTRACTOR SIGNATURE OF UNDERSTANDING AND AGREEMENT
I hereby certify that the setback distances proposed by this permit application are accurate, and do not violate applicable ordinances,
mles or regulations of the Ciry of Wheat Ridge or covenants, easements or restrictions of record; that all measurements shown, and
allegations made are accurate; that I have read and agree to abide by all conditions printed on this application and that I assume full
responsibility for compliance with the Wheat Ridge Building Code (I.B.C) and all other applicable Wheat Ridge Ordinances, for work
under this pertnit. Plans subject to field inspection. -
C/RLCE ONE:: OWNER) (CONTRACTOR) or PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE of (OWNER) (CONT TOR)
PRINT NAME: SIGNATURE: Date: 'R 22-a8
ZONING COMMENTS:
Zoning:
Reviewer:
PUBLIC WOftKS COMMENTS:
Reviewer:
BUILDING DEPARTMENT COMMENTS . OCCUPANCY:
Reviewer:
FIRE DEPARTMENT:: ❑ approved w/ Comments ❑ disapproved ❑ no review required Bldg Valuation: $
DEPARTMENT USE ONLY
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Building Inspection Division
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Re-Inspection required: No ~
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~ City of Wheat Ridge
~ Residential Roofing PERMIT - 081100
ST NO: 081100
ADDRESS: 9630 W 41ST AVE
RIPTION: T/0 replace w/ 50 yr
CONTACTS
s 303/432-3289 Garland Crawford
ISSUED: 09/22/2008
EXPSRES: 03/21/2009
dimensional shingles.
PARCEL INFO
E CODE: UA USE: UA
DIVISION: 0262 BLOCK/LOT#: 0/
FEE SUMMARY ESTIMATED PROJECT VALUATION: 10,089.UUFEES
ermit Fee 253.90
otal Valuation .00 se Tax 181.60
* TOTAL 435.50
~naitions:
nail installation &mid-roof inspection required. Board sheeting spaced more
ien a.l/4 of an inch apart requires plywood overlay on entire roof ~hereby certify that the setback distances proposed by this permit application are accurate, and do not violate applicable
rdinances, rules or regulations of the City of Wheat Ridge or covenants, easements or restrictions of record; that al1
=_asurements shown, and allegations made are accurate; that I have read and agree to abide by all conditions printed on this
oplication and that I assume fu11 responsibility for compliance with the Wheat Ridge Huilding Code (I.s.C) and all other
pplicable Wheat Aidge Ordinances, for work under Chis permit. Plans snbject to field inspection.
of contractor wner date
This pexmit was issued in accordance with the provisions set forth in your application and is subject to the laws of the
State of Colorado and to the Zoning Aegulations and Building Codes of Wheat Ridge, Colorado or any other applicable
ordinances of the City. This peYmit shall expire 180 days from the issue date. Requests for an extension must be received prior to expiration
date. An extension may be granted atthe discretion of the Building Official.
If this permit expires, a new permit may be acquired for a fee of one-half the amount normally required, provided no
chan9es have been or will be made in the original plans and speci£ications and any svspension or abandonment has not
exceeded one (1) year. If changes have been or if suspension or abandonment exceeds one (1) year, full fees shall
be paid for a new permit. .
No work of any manner shall be done that will change the natural flow of water causing a drainage probiem.
Contractor sha11 notify the Building Inspector twenty-£our (24) hours in advance for all inspections and shall receive
written approval on inspection card before proceeding with successive phases of the job. The issuance of a perm:t or the apprwal of drawings and specifications sha11 not be construed to be a pesmit for, nor
an approval of, any violati of Che provisions of the building codes or any other ordinance, 1aw, rule or regulation.
All plan review is ub~ct~Eield inspections.
o£ Chief HuWdinVfficial tlate
CTION REQLiEST LINE: (303)234-5933 BUILDING OFFICE: (303)235-2855
STS MUST BE MADE BY 3PM ANY BUSINESS DAY FOR INSPECTION THE EOLLOWING BUSINESS DAY.
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INSPECTIOU'REGORD
'v°INSPECTioN LiNE: (303) 234-5933
Occupancv/TVpe
Inspections will not be made unless this card is posted on the building site
Call by 3:00 PM to receive inspection the foliowing business day.
INSPECTOR MUST SIGN ALL SPACES PERTAINING TO THIS JOB
FOUNDATION INSPECTIONS -
Daie
INSaecioe
INITIALS
COMMENTS:
Footings/Caissons
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Stemwall /(CEG) Concrete
Encased Ground
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Reinforcing or Monolithic
Weatherproof / French Drain
Sewer Service Lines
Water Service Lines
GONCRETE SLAB FLOOR
Electrical (Underground)
Plumbing (Underground)
Heating (Underground)
ROUGHS
Sheathing
Lath / Wali tie
Mid-Roof
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Electrical Service
Rough Electric
Rough Plumbing
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Gas Piping
Rough Mechanical
Framing
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Insulation
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Drywall Screw
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FINALS
Electrical
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Plumbing
Mechanical
Roof
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Building Final
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Fire Department
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R.O.W & Drainage
Parking & Landscaping
START ALL ROUTING ONE WEEK PRIOR TO FINAL INSPECTIONS.
"NOTE: ALL ITEMS MUST BE COMPLETED ANO APPROVED BY PLANNING AND ZON/NG, BUILD/NG AND PUBLfC WORKS BEFORE A
CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY IS lSSUED_ FINAL INSPECTION SYTHE BUILDING DlVISION DOES NOT CONSTITUTEAUTHORIZATION
OF A CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY NOR PERMISSION FOR OCCUPANCV,
vc,uNHNCY ►vU r rERMITTED UNTIL GERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY IS ISSUED
F°ROTECT THIS CRRD FROM THE WEATHER