| Available Sizes | 40" x 40", 48" x 48" |
| Finishes | Asian Slate, Volcanic Sand, Desert Storm, Night Shadows, Carmel Tile |
| Corner Styles | Single cut corner, double cut |
| Material | Tile or laminate over mineral board core |
| Type | Type 2 floor protector |
| Application | Under freestanding wood or pellet stoves |
| Edge | Finished trim edge |
Download the full manufacturer installation instructions before you begin. Installation must follow these instructions and your appliance manual to stay code compliant and keep the warranty valid.
Your stove manual governs. A common requirement is 16 inches in front of the loading door and 8 inches at the sides and rear, but it varies by appliance and by whether you are under US or Canadian rules.
Single cut has one corner removed, for a stove tucked into a room corner. Double cut has two, for a wider corner placement. If the stove sits against a flat wall, either works.
These are Type 2 listed with an R-value of 2.24, well above the Type 2 minimum of 1.0. Check the figure your stove manual asks for, since requirements vary by appliance.
Almost certainly, if the floor is combustible. Wood stove manuals specify a listed floor protector with a minimum R-value and a required extension in front of the door and on each side. Check your stove's manual for the exact dimensions.
It describes the shape. Single cut corner has one corner cut off, for setting a stove into a room corner. Double cut has two, for a wider corner install. Choose based on where the stove sits.
American Panel boards are Type 2 listed floor protectors. Compare the board's rating against the minimum R-value or K-value in your stove's manual, since requirements vary by appliance.
Check your stove manual. Many require the protector to sit on a solid, level surface rather than directly on carpet. Where it is permitted, a sheet of solid underlayment beneath the board is usually specified.