Gas and wood burning fireplace

It is quite easy to convert your old open-hearth fireplace to a wood-burning stove, a bioethanol or gas fireplace. Any of the three options are more It is quite easy to convert your old open-hearth fireplace to a wood-burning stove, a bioethanol or gas fireplace. Any of the three options are more efficient than an open burning fire.

Facing stricter restrictions on wood-burning fireplaces, interior designers are learning to decorate around the alternatives so well that homeowners don’t really care that the fire isn’t ‘authentic’

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Through a combination of traditional venting and modern convenience, natural vent gas fireplaces offer homeowners a practical option for converting existing wood-burning fireplaces. These units employ your existing chimney or B-vent pipe system for exhaust, supplying heat outputs between 20,000-35,000 BTUs while operating at 50-70% efficiency. You’ll want to take into account the installation costs, which typically range from $2,000 to $5,500, including professional setup.

Before you turn on your fireplace you need to get a fireplace inspection and cleaning to make sure everything is clean and working properly.