Posted in various fireplaces on Feb 26th, 2009 No Comments »
Gas Fireplaces?
Does anyone know where you can buy or view a showroom inNYC gas fireplaces or Long Island?
New York Fireplace Store 3540 Merrick Road Seaford, NY 11783 516-785-0047 Corning Appliance Corp 54 Liberty Street Bath, NY 14810 607-776-2355 Woodland Valley Fireplace 874 Montauk Highway Bayport, HomeTown NY 11705 631-218-0727 Home & Grill [...]
Posted in various fireplaces on Jan 30th, 2009 No Comments »
How can I convert my gas fireplace in an unvented fireplace with a remote control?
I have a regular fireplace, without combustion or thing … and records of natural gas. I would like to have an unvented gas fireplace. Do not just buy the records without ventilation, a remote control and seal of my chimney? [...]
Posted in various fireplaces on Jan 1st, 2009 No Comments »
Gas fireplace?
What can I use in a gas fireplace, have to give a fragrance of wood burning kind?
Use cermiac a small tealight potpourri pot smoker chips. Fill the pot with water and chips and tealight candle light. Place the pot in the back of the fireplace out of the way of the [...]
Posted in various fireplaces on Sep 22nd, 2008 No Comments »
wood burning fireplace inserts are expensive. plate using fire and a wood stove i cannot do?
I'd like to line the chimney brick with fireboard. place a wood stove in the fireplace, with the tube running into the chimmney exaust. Board the use of fire to block heat from escaping by chimmney. this work and [...]
Posted in various fireplaces on Mar 21st, 2008 No Comments »
What happens if you open the gate without a vent gas installation log?
I'm looking at the vent and unvented installation of gas log and wondered if you can operate the ventilation system free with open registration. The main reason you might be interested to do that is if it is not too terribly cold, [...]
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