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Choosing The Right Fireplace For Your Home

Fire Places — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 15:07:48 +0000

A fireplace can offer warmth, ambience, and an inviting focal point in a home. Fire provides the perfect atmosphere for social interaction, and watching the dancing flames is a primal and sensual experience which awakens the senses of sight, sound, smell and of touch.

If you want a reasonably priced heater to heat a specific room in your house that always seems to be chilly, you can install a vent free gas fireplace installed which cost a lot less than any kind of traditional fireplace or the electric that you would have to spend on with an electric heater.

The ventless gas fireplace uses no exhaust vent. This style includes an oxygen depletion sensor that turns off the gas if it senses a dangerous lack of oxygen inside the room or house. For safety purposes, it is crucial that you do not fall asleep or leave the unit burning unattended. While fireplace manufacturers claim that vent-free fireplaces burn clean, are energy efficient and don’t threaten indoor air quality, be aware that some states don’t permit the installation of vent-free fireplaces.

Fireplace options

If you enjoy using your masonry fireplace but don’t like the associated energy costs, you might want to consider purchasing a fireplace insert. Fireplace Inserts are specially designed to fit into a pre-existing Masonry Fireplace to increase heat output, reduce pollutant output, and increase heat efficiency. They can also drastically change the appearance of your fireplace and bring a modern element to your home.

If you want to utilize natural or propane gas, you can either choose between a direct vent or ventless gas fireplace inserts. If wood is readily available, you may want to consider a wood burning fireplace insert. If neither gas nor wood are viable options, you can consider electric fireplace inserts that can simply be plugged in and are ready for operation. If you have small children, there is an added bonus. Unlike other fireplaces, the electric fireplace is always cool to the touch.

If you want to install a wood stove into your home, the easiest way is to pick up a wood stove insert; a ready-made metal wood stove that simply slides into the cavity left by your original fireplace. Attractive yet unobtrusive, inserts are easy to install and easily provide more than enough heat for several adjacent rooms.

There are several things you need to do before making your initial purchase and choosing the stove itself. Firstly, ensure that the chimney and fireplace is cleaned and inspected by a certified technician before making any kind of decision. Then spend a few days mulling over websites and literature to familiarize yourself with modern wood stoves before starting out on the hunt.

Another great option is the pellet stove insert. There are several reasons pellet stoves have an advantage over other types of inserts. First is the convenience of the pellet fuel. The fuel is made of pressure compacted sawdust, corn or other biomass.

These pellets are very clean, unlike loads of wood that often leave bark, leaves, and shavings behind. They come in bags, and can be easily stacked and stored indoors or in a shed or garage. They take up less space than wood also.

The stoves are environmentally friendly, since the pellets burn very clean with very few emissions, and because the fuel pellets utilize waste matter that would otherwise be put into a landfill. They also create less ash, therefore less mess and waste as an after product.

Outdoor Fireplaces

When compared to indoor fireplaces, outdoor fireplaces burn brighter and radiate more heat. As the outdoor fireplaces are highly exposed to wind and rain, it is crucial to build shelters for these fireplaces. You can consider an outdoor stone fireplace.

It is an inexpensive way to add elegance and style to the outdoor space. A stone fireplace is easier to install and clean when compared to other outdoor fireplaces and it can withstand harsh climatic conditions.

Even though wood-burning outdoor fireplaces are attractive additions to the outdoor space, they cause air pollution and accumulation of creosote (a highly flammable residue formed by wood gases). This is why outdoor gas fireplaces (propane or natural gas) are a more popular choice. They prevent the excess emission of carbon monoxide and other hazardous pollutants.

For Hearth Maintenance

You will need a set of fireplace tool set which include a shovel, a poker, a brush and tongs. You have to keep the hearth area clear of ash because this will suffocate fires and make it very difficult to keep a good blaze going. The poker is used to help move logs about so that the wood can burn more evenly. Without these fundamental tools, you will not be able to effectively manage or maintain a fire.

Fireplaces are an excellent way of gathering your family together or a romantic evening with your significant other. Either way, the fireplace creates a family-friendly atmosphere while adding the perfect bit of ambiance to your home.

What wood stove companies make zero clearance wood stoves?

Fire Places — Fri, 01 Oct 2010 15:27:37 +0000

I have found that Buck stove and Appalachian have zero clearance models, do any other companies make them? Not talking about inserts or fireplaces, I’m talking ‘Zero Clearance wood stoves’.

A haunting is terrifying my family!!! Please read this and help!!!?

Fire Places — Fri, 01 Oct 2010 00:14:19 +0000

My Auntie moved into a new house about a year ago, and everything was going okay until about 2 weeks after she and her husband and their 4 kids moved in. We were decorating the whole house and moving things about like furniture and putting up wallpaper. It was going really well and I LOVED the house that I’m sitting in now.

It’s an old Victorian Manor with huge bay windows and an elegant spiralling staircase that leads up through the whole house. It has huge fireplaces in all the bedrooms and the downstairs rooms and it is very beautiful. It is very old, and has about 6 bedrooms and various other rooms like a lounge, a library, a posh dining room and an old fashioned kitchen. It really is an amazing house!

Anyway, we were decorating and then we decided to go out for lunch. I decided not to and stayed behind to continue painting. Everyone was gone and the huge house was so quiet. I didn’t think it was haunted at all, but it is old and my Uncle joked about it being haunted. Apparently the person selling the house told my Auntie and Uncle that the reason he was moving was because it was too big and also for "other" reasons that he didn’t explain fully.

I was opening another tin of paint when all of a sudden I heard footsteps walking around in the hall. I thought that someone had come back for something so I went out to see who it was, but no one was there and I could still hear the footsteps as if they were walking past me and towards the stairs and when I shouted hello they stopped for a second and then I heard them head up the stairs and fade away to the top of the house.

It sounded as if someone invisible was walking around the house and then got a fright when I shouted and ran away upstairs. For some reason I wasn’t scared. I almost felt bad for scaring them. And I have had many experiences with the paranormal before so I was kinda used to it.

Anyway, that was the first thing that happened. The second thing was when my Auntie and Uncle first slept in their new bedroom after it was all finished. The kids were away and they were feeling happy and after a bit of wine they were slightly tipsy, and they started having sex, and in the middle of it, my Auntie saw a tall dark shadow hovering a few feet of the ground at the foot of the bed, and it raised both of it’s arms out by its side and when my Auntie screamed it vanished.

Then, when we were all invited to have dinner at the house we were all sitting around the table and there is a big chandelier over the table and as we were eating the chandelier started to shake. We all sat quiet and I turned off the music player and as we sat in silence we could hear what sounded like the king size beds or the grand piano in the upstairs parlour room being picked up and dropped from 5 feet in the air. You could hear huge BANGS and THUDS one after the other and that went on for about 1 minute, and at one point my uncle was about to go up and see what it was but we all stopped him and after it stopped we listened to see if it was all over and then my brother and my father and my grandfather went up to see what it was and when they went up we sat and listened to see if we could hear them and we heard them arguing and we though to ourselves "Oh god, what now!" and a few seconds later they walked in the door and we could still hear the arguing as if it was just in the above level.

We always hear walking and see things at the corner of our eye, and my Gran and Grandfather were sitting in the parlour room one time and they watched a wine bottle hover a few inches above the table and go off the edge of the table and few feet and then drop to the floor. My little cousins are always playing with people who aren’t thier and through a ball into the hallway and we all watch it sit still in the other room and then rise up and bounce back.

The house is very haunted, but there are bad spirits too that like to bite people because people have stayed over and woke up with bite marks that they never felt as they slept and my friend stayed expecting nothing to happen and when he woke up the next morning the bed he was sleeping in was at the other side of the room blocking the door and he had 3 big slashes on his back.

He hasn’t been back since…

My Aunite and Uncle like the kind ghosts that play with the kids and open cupboards with what my Auntie is looking for, but the ones that hurt people and smash things need to go!

Is it possible to get rid of the ghosts that you don’t want and if so how?

p.s… As I’m sitting here now ALONE I can hear lots of doors upstairs slamming open and shut and I’m quite scared actually

I need help with a haunting!?!?!?!?

Fire Places — Sat, 25 Sep 2010 12:00:34 +0000

He hasn’t been back since…

My Aunite and Uncle like the kind ghosts that play with the kids and open cupboards with what my Auntie is looking for, but the ones that hurt people and smash things need to go!

Is it possible to get rid of the ghosts that you don’t want and if so how?

p.s… As I’m sitting here now ALONE I can hear lots of doors upstairs slamming open and shut and I’m quite scared actually

Remodeling stone fireplace?

Fire Places — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 22:25:20 +0000

We moved into a townhome with one of those 80′s style cobblestone fireplaces. The fireplace is in a corner next to the stairs and the stone surround goes from floor to ceiling. It looks very out of date with our modern furniture. I would like to remodel it but we have a very small budget. Could I do something like paint it white and add a nice mantel or something? I don’t want to mess it up since we will be selling in a couple years.

Electric Fireplace vs. Gel Fuel Fireplace?

Fire Places — Mon, 09 Aug 2010 19:14:18 +0000

I am thinking of putting a fireplace in my living room on an interior wall, just for looks and maybe a little extra heat in the winter. I dont know anyone who has either of these fireplaces so i was hoping for a little advice from someone with some experience in this area– thanks for your help.

House Questions?

Fire Places — Tue, 03 Aug 2010 00:06:44 +0000

Answer the questions using your complete thought (make it detailed).
The questions are regarding the house that you would like to live in.

1. What would be your ideal view. (looking out your front window)
2. What setting would you prefer? (city, rural, lake front, beach front)
3. What style of home would you prefer? (victorian, ranch, rambler,
colonial, SW style, bungalow, cabin, multi-stories, other)
4. Exterior house base & trim paint colors.
5. Style of roof (shake, tile, 3-tab).
6. Attached or detached garage? Number of bays?
7. Select square footage (1500, 2000, 2500, 3000, 3500, 4000)
8. Select number of fireplaces?
9. What type of heating system? (oil furnace, base-board, wood stove, natural gas/forced air, solar)
10. What style of interior woodwork on cabinets, cupboards, bookcases, and trim? (oak, maple, pine, cedar).

soo… the world news says…?

Fire Places — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 15:19:44 +0000

.. we are in a recession! general electric reported a 6% drop… is this enough to convince the republicans that we are at least close to recession, if not IN one right now?

and please dont accuse me of being a lib who just loves bad news.. i wouldn even consider myself completely liberal at all…and i HATE that we are in a recession as me and my hubby are small business owners… we have a fireplace business where we do sales and every service for fireplaces… and no one is building.. when no one is building a home.. no one needs a fireplace… about 60% of our sales come from new homes… so please dont accuse me of being a lover of bad news like the republicans tried to suggest the last time i posted a question like this… and how many of you believed tyrant goerge w when he confidently said, "WE ARE NOT HEADED TOWARDS A RECESSION!" he knew we were/are.. why cant he EVER tell the truth??
xiphos: yes, if our business goes under, george bush will be partly to blame…. he is to blame for the ridiculous price of oil and the price of everything else goin up.. i know he isnt the only one responsible, but he plays a big part… invading acountry we should have stayed out of was HIS FAULT! i cant wait until ppl see bush for the lying greedy, evil and corrupt demon he is… but i dont think his supporters will ever see that no matter what he does… if they havnt seen it by now, there is no hope for them.
oh, and hes responsible for the fact that we are paying almost 10 billion a month in iraq and if mccain is elected we will cntinue to pay that.. and you dont think THAT is gonna make taxes go up?? please! or that we have a deficit higher than ever?? oh no, the president of the united states couldnt possibly have anything to do with it…
and i do believe that change is the answer for sure, but that doesnt mean i will be voting obama or hilary… i dont support ANY candidates in this election… especially mccain!
hmmm… why am i not surprised there isnt more repblicans answering this question?? usually they are pouring answers in left and right tryin to shoot down my ?
euro: what do you mean we never really got out of a recession?? when recently was there a recession?? there hasnt been one in my lifetime, except for in the 80′s.. i know that when i was growing up as a teen, the economy was booming! my parents business was the best it had been…it didnt start to decline until recently…and when i got married in 2003, the eeconomy was ok then too… not as good as in the 90′s but it was still ok.heck, i would love to go back to payin .24 for gas like it was in 2003.

Where to find a fireplace on Millsberry.com?

Fire Places — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 06:27:10 +0000

Hello, I am looking for the store (furnature store, clothing store, etc) that sells normal fireplaces. I cannot find where they are sold. If you know where they are sold, please tell me. Also, I have a yard sale. Feel free to check that out (:.

My Millsberry Username: tadavis96

Can you buy an electric peninsula fireplace?

Fire Places — Mon, 14 Jun 2010 19:25:57 +0000

I’ve been shopping around and searching online, but it seems to me that peninsula fireplaces are only available in natural gas or propane. I really hope this is not the case! I really want a fireplace and have no available walls for a typical unit. For various reasons, I am not interested in propane, natural gas, or wood burning.

Property Insurance?

Fire Places — Thu, 03 Jun 2010 20:07:57 +0000

We are purchasing a property, and have to get insurance for it.

what are some of the things an adjuster would look at?

wiring? fire hazards, leaks?

what exactly and in particular are they going to check and if need make us fix before insuring us.

this is a motorcycle shop/fireplaces/antique shop/apartment.

Thanks!

can anyone give me some advise on moving a house?

Fire Places — Thu, 03 Jun 2010 12:13:43 +0000

I have a very old victorian home that is on pillows, it was my grandmothers home it has a lot of sentimental value and I don’t want to lose it. It has 12 foot ceilings throughout, and large cathedral poles in the living room, and 3 fireplaces. It needs work but it has a lot of potential. I want to move this house 70 miles from where it is now, the place I want to bring it to is in the country and it is beautiful there, just as beautiful as this home. Can someone give me some advise on what I have to do to make this dream of mine come true. I really dont want to lose this house, but I have to move, and I cant afford to build.

Horse-and-buggy Amish advertising on television?

Fire Places — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 15:37:06 +0000

The Amish, who still use buggies and horses for their transportation, build the HeatSurge fireplaces, which are advertised for sale on television? Seems a huge dis-connect at work here.

Cost for supporting a chimney?

Fire Places — Sat, 29 May 2010 12:01:01 +0000

Got an old victorian house where all of the old fireplaces have been taken out. The surveyor says that the supports for the chimney need to be replaced. What would that cost?
Got an 1930s brick built house where all of the old fireplaces have been taken out. The surveyor says that the supports for the chimney need to be improved. What would that cost?
Not in an earthquake or otherwise vulnerable area

Is there a stainless steel fireplace insert conversion for my home?

Fire Places — Sat, 22 May 2010 19:15:43 +0000

I have a traditional brick firebox with glass doors in my home. The previous owner built a horrible looking pink marble surround which I want to tear out. What I would ideally like is a very modern looking fireplace opening like the one seen on the red wall here: http://www.fireplaces-store.com/. Fuel type is not an issue because we will hardly ever use it as a true fireplace. However, it may be too difficult to pipe in natural gas, so that may not be an option. Just looking for a good retrofit into my existing firebox.

I have a small home on approx 2/3 acre. How do I get quotes for tear down&/or auctioneer for house materials?

Fire Places — Sun, 09 May 2010 05:41:05 +0000

I’m not sure if I should tear down the house and then sell the property. I have put money into the interior thinking I would stay. I bought new appliances (stove, dishwasher, washer & dryer), also a new furnace, hot water heater, light fixtures, new countertops in kitchen, bathroom vanity, air conditioner. Home has pella windows, 14 glass sliding doors, beamed ceiling, paneling, hardwood floors, 2 fireplaces, 3/4 brick exterior. Finished basement with bar. It’s only a 2 BR with 1 1/2 baths. It’s located in the Wood Dale area of Illinois near O’hare, on a dead end street, near expressways. Homes in the area are being torn down or added on to making much of the area larger newer homes. I have put up a For Sale sign just to get an idea of what people would pay. I need as much as I can get out of the property to live on. I need as much feed in as possible to do this. The house was built in 1954.

Fake fireplaces… tacky or not?

Fire Places — Sat, 08 May 2010 19:13:32 +0000

One of the things I do not have in my current home is a fireplace. I really miss having one around the holidays. Putting a real one in would be cost prohibitive. However, I was in the home improvement store the other day and thought that the more modern fake fireplaces are actually looking pretty realistic these days.

So… what do ya’ll think? Too tacky to consider, or why the heck not?

Are the portable electric fireplaces any good?

Fire Places — Sat, 08 May 2010 09:53:48 +0000

I had considered buying a portable fireplace, an electric one. Has anyone had experience with these, in comparison to just a standard electric heater? I know that the fireplaces are essentially heaters, but are they just as effective (all things being equal, of course). I have a room that is around 130 sq. ft. My brother enclosed it last year (it used to be just an open back-porch), and he put in heating ducts, but it is still chilly in the room. I’d like to invest in a good heater, but not spend more than 0 on it.

I need some ideas for decorating my victorian home for Christmas.?

Fire Places — Wed, 05 May 2010 12:03:00 +0000

I have a grand two story victorian home built around 1890. It has two wrap around porches two balconies and seven fireplaces. Oh and it has a grand foyer and staircase. Just to give you an idea of the task I am tackling. Oh and I live in the south so not alot of snow. Anyway I need some unique and inexpensive ideas on how to decorate it. It must be tasteful as I live in the historic districs. Thanks yall for any help.

How much will not having a fireplace hurt our sales price?

Fire Places — Wed, 05 May 2010 05:57:46 +0000

We live in Nebraska and built our home last year. To keep costs down, we didn’t build in a fireplace and opted to have an electric type to move around instead. All the comps I have been doing have fireplaces/hearth rooms and I am hard pressed to find a home without a fireplace here. How much will that hurt when we sell? I know we may exclude certain buyers who absolutely want one, but it really wasn’t that important to us. I am just looking for a general figure…..our home is 4 beds, 2.5 baths and about 3000 sq ft with finished basement and 2 car garage, built in 2007 and bought for 177k.

Why do natural gas water heaters, furnaces, fireplaces have to be vented and a natural gas stove doesn’t?

Fire Places — Tue, 27 Apr 2010 20:20:00 +0000

Why do natural gas water heaters, furnaces, fireplaces have to be vented and a natural gas stove doesn’t? They are on for several hours at a time just like the other appliances I mentioned.

Where is the best place to find used mobile homes for sale on the web?

Fire Places — Tue, 27 Apr 2010 05:46:24 +0000

Thinking about buying a mobile home, (SE Oklahoma) much cheaper than a house. From looking on the internet I am having a very hard time, when I put something in the search, it brings up all kinds of web sites and none of them are what I am looking for. Any help. Also do the mobile homes, haver real fireplaces or are they electric?

I need some good ideas on how to decorate my victorian home for Christmas.?

Fire Places — Mon, 26 Apr 2010 19:19:54 +0000

I have a grand 2 story victorian home with two wrap around porches. It has two balconies and and 7 fireplaces. It was built around 1890 just to give you an idea of what it is. I need some really unique and inexpensive ideas on how to decorate it inside and out. Oh and I live in the south so not alot of snow. They shut down the whole town for an inch. LOL Anyway thanks for any help.

FIREPLACE – need info on type to install in my 400 sq ft masterbedroom. Gas? Wood? DirectVent? Vent Free?

Fire Places — Mon, 26 Apr 2010 19:15:58 +0000

I like gas-only fireplaces, but are they costly to operate?
I like contemporary, minimalist "ribbon of fire" fireplaces (which look great), but do they give off much heat? (Heating capability is important to me.)

Is it advisable to have two fireplaces in a log cabin?

Fire Places — Mon, 26 Apr 2010 17:40:32 +0000

In a winterized log cabin 60′ by 40′, with an upstairs alcove, would it be possible or advisable to have two fireplaces at either end, to ensure warmth in extremely cold weather (minus 40 C)? What would be other ways of heating, given that it’s a five-mile walk to the nearest road and there is no electricity (it’s in the middle of a forest). Thanks!

I live in FLorida and there are fireplaces?

Fire Places — Sun, 25 Apr 2010 17:41:50 +0000

I used to live in Washington D.C. and my home was built in 1905. I had no fireplace, but needed it Why is is that my homes in Florida have fireplaces?

Why do some old houses have headstones in the brickwork of their fireplaces?

Fire Places — Sat, 24 Apr 2010 20:05:17 +0000

I have seen a number of headstones in the brickwork of some old kitchen fireplaces. Why did people do this? Anybody have any ideas?

Are there any mantle-style gel fuel ventless fireplaces that also have built in space heaters? book shelves a+

Fire Places — Fri, 23 Apr 2010 20:27:14 +0000

Are there any mantle-style gel fuel ventless fireplaces that also have built in space heaters? book shelves a+

My new wife and I have moved into a medium apartment.
We’re looking for a great fireplace that utilizes gel fuel (for ambiance) and also emits auxiliary heat. Also it should be a nice piece of furniture – mantle style or bookshelves attached. thank you for your help!

How efficient and economical are gas fireplaces compared to gas furnaces? Do they use a lot of gas to operate

Fire Places — Fri, 23 Apr 2010 15:26:44 +0000

I have huge power bills in the winter due to gas consumption and have recently added a gas fireplace to our house. I was wondering if it will help if I turn our furnace down and use it for a heat source alot of the time. I am tired of paying so much and am hoping for some details on gas consumption of fireplaces.

Masonry Fireplaces Why is my home filling with smoke when a fire is lit?

Fire Places — Wed, 21 Apr 2010 18:39:04 +0000

I have a double fireplace, they run next to each other in one chimney, but are completely separate. I had a new cap put on and fireplaces cleaned in the spring. We have tried a fire twice, home is filling with smoke. I do not understand the physic’s, why is this happening? I used to think if I opened the flu one knotch in basement, upstairs fire would not cause smoke to come back in. This is not working now. Does one affect the other? I don’t see how it can. The fire place is deep enough to not cause smoke to come into the room. Please Help!!! Thank you.

How do fireplaces work when convection makes the heat go up?

Fire Places — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 17:42:02 +0000

Convection makes heat move, and so heat rises it goes up and out the chimney. Why is it that fireplaces still heat rooms and you can only feel the direct heat from the fire when you are very close?

Are fireplaces and wood stoves a "clean way" to heat your home?

Fire Places — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 15:18:22 +0000

I heard that wood burning stoves and fireplaces are cleaner then regular natural gas operated heaters…why? and is that true?

Top Fire Places Reviewed » fireplaces

Choosing The Right Fireplace For Your Home

Fireplace options

Outdoor Fireplaces

For Hearth Maintenance

What wood stove companies make zero clearance wood stoves?

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A haunting is terrifying my family!!! Please read this and help!!!?

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I need help with a haunting!?!?!?!?

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Remodeling stone fireplace?

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Electric Fireplace vs. Gel Fuel Fireplace?

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House Questions?

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soo… the world news says…?

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Where to find a fireplace on Millsberry.com?

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Can you buy an electric peninsula fireplace?

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Property Insurance?

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can anyone give me some advise on moving a house?

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Horse-and-buggy Amish advertising on television?

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Cost for supporting a chimney?

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Is there a stainless steel fireplace insert conversion for my home?

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I have a small home on approx 2/3 acre. How do I get quotes for tear down&/or auctioneer for house materials?

Other Articles and Posts

Fake fireplaces… tacky or not?

Other Articles and Posts

Are the portable electric fireplaces any good?

Other Articles and Posts

I need some ideas for decorating my victorian home for Christmas.?

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How much will not having a fireplace hurt our sales price?

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Why do natural gas water heaters, furnaces, fireplaces have to be vented and a natural gas stove doesn’t?

Other Articles and Posts

Where is the best place to find used mobile homes for sale on the web?

Other Articles and Posts

I need some good ideas on how to decorate my victorian home for Christmas.?

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FIREPLACE – need info on type to install in my 400 sq ft masterbedroom. Gas? Wood? DirectVent? Vent Free?

Other Articles and Posts

Is it advisable to have two fireplaces in a log cabin?

Other Articles and Posts

I live in FLorida and there are fireplaces?

Other Articles and Posts

Why do some old houses have headstones in the brickwork of their fireplaces?

Other Articles and Posts

Are there any mantle-style gel fuel ventless fireplaces that also have built in space heaters? book shelves a+

Other Articles and Posts

How efficient and economical are gas fireplaces compared to gas furnaces? Do they use a lot of gas to operate

Other Articles and Posts

Masonry Fireplaces Why is my home filling with smoke when a fire is lit?

Other Articles and Posts

How do fireplaces work when convection makes the heat go up?

Other Articles and Posts

Are fireplaces and wood stoves a "clean way" to heat your home?

Other Articles and Posts