What Are Water Vapor Fireplaces?

Water vapor fireplaces use water to create the illusion of flames, and they can be used with any standard electrical outlet. Best of all, they are entirely safe and easy to use. We love that I can enjoy the look of a roaring fire without any mess or hassle. 

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What Is Fireglass?

The luminescent glow of the glass can add a touch of enchantment to any setting. Whether you're hosting a winter party or a summer barbecue, fire glass can help to make your event more enjoyable for everyone.

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What Is Electric Ignition?

Electric ignition is a type of fireplace ignition system that does not require the use of matches or a long lighter. This type of system is either power-line installed or battery-operated. A battery-operated fireplace is less expensive than an electrical one.

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What Is Millivolt Ignition?

The advantage of using a millivolt ignition system in your fireplace is that it doesn't require any external power source - all you need is an electrical outlet nearby. This makes it very easy to install and use. 

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Are Fireplace Blowers Worth The Investment?

The installation of a fireplace blower is a simple task that will keep your home feeling warm and cozy. A blower helps maintain a room's ambient temperature, increasing a fireplace's overall effectiveness. Without one, a fireplace only heats the immediate area directly in front of the flames, leaving the rest of the room cold. The blower uses filters to remove dust, dirt, and particles while circulating cool air and warm air back out, creating an even temperature throughout your home.

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Are Fire Pit Covers Worth It?

A cover will keep rain, snow, and dirt out of your pit, preventing buildup and corrosion. Ash and debris can blow into your pit, making it challenging to keep it clean. A cover will prevent this from happening.

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What Are BTUs and How Do I Measure It?

The BTU output can also be calculated by multiplying the length, width, and height in feet of your room by the BTU per square foot for your location. For example, if your room is 1000 square feet and you live in Maine, which has an average BTU per square foot of 1,900 then your fireplace will need to generate at least 28,000 BTUs to heat adequately.

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Vented vs Ventless Gas Logs

The main drawback with Vented gas logs has to do with efficiency. Just like real wood logs, Vented logs must be used with a functional chimney and require the chimney damper to stay open at all times to prevent the buildup of hot air, gas, and combustion byproducts in the home...

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Planning Your Fireplace Space

What might seem like insignificant decisions at the time, may end up coming back to bite (or just frustrate the heck out of you) in the long run. Seemingly little things like where to install your light switches, which way your doors will swing, or even where the cutlery draw will go, all require careful consideration and planning.

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