Thermal protective barrier
OwnerBruce K. Sweitzer, Barbara E. Sweitzerinventors
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A thermal protective barrier is provided for space heating units in the form of a relatively thin panel having an interior volume filled with a non-combustible liquid (water and/or antifreeze mix, etc.). Two of the embodiments are flat and are adapted to be placed beneath and about the sides of a stove or other heating unit, with a third embodiment having a toroidal cross section and being adapted for installation about the flue of such a stove or heater. Additional structure may be installed within the panels to provide additional support, as required. The panels may be removably installed between the stove and adjacent walls and the underlying floor, or may be permanently installed integrally with the building structure. The panels may also include decorative coverings for exposed surfaces, if desired. The panels may be independent of other water or fluid systems, or may be interconnected with a water heater or hot water heating system, if desired. Temperature or pressure relief valves may also be incorporated in the event of superheating of the liquid within the panels.
A thermal protective barrier including a panel for installation about an interior space heating unit in combination with a sleeve for installation about a flue component of the interior space heating unit,
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