Frame around accumulator tank

[D09]

Hello

I'm going to build in an accumulator tank etc.

What material is recommended for the frame?

On one short side, the wood burner will be placed.

The surface layer will be tiles, and the "box" will be filled with insulation. Is there any specific insulation that should be aimed for?

 

[corre]

Loose-fill insulation and wood studs, 45*70 with plywood or OSB as wall cladding, gypsum also works if you are not going to have a waterproof membrane on the wall (then you should build according to safe water regulations)
Why tile on the wall?

 

[D09]

Loose wool and wooden studs, 45*70 with plywood or OSB as wall cladding, plasterboard also works if you are not going to have a waterproof membrane on the wall (then you should build according to safety water)
Why tile on the wall?

I want the box to blend into the environment, hence the tiling

I was curious about how the wooden studs would be affected by the high temperatures of the tank

 

[corre]

The wooden beams will be at least 20cm from the tank
Because you're supposed to have 50cm on top and 30cm on the sides and underneath, right?

 

[D09]

The wooden beams will be at least 20cm from the tank
Because you should have 50cm on top and 30cm on the sides and below, right?

Probably going to be 20cm on the sides, with the maximum possible recommended below/above/in front and behind

Do you use styrofoam underneath or go for steel beams?

 

[D09]

The seller recommended a beam or heel underneath. Mentioned that normally it is not insulated underneath, but it's not wrong if you want to. It doesn't have any feet