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Fireplace inserts are a common way to get more out of an existing fireplace in terms of both functionality and heat output. Traditional open fireplaces are typically not very efficient, and much of the heat

It's that time of year again; where we're all swapping out the summer duvets for winter ones, blowing the dust off those old thick woolly jumpers and beginning to set timers for our heating to automatically come on at the crack of dawn. (Well, if you have central heating that is - we actually don't!)

If you've been watching our Instagram Stories, you know we've been working on getting our fireplace up and running... at last! We've never had a house with a fireplace, and so we were stoked (see what I did there?) to get this baby LIT. After doing our research we partnered…

Wood stoves are more efficient heat sources than fireplaces, but will they lower your heating bill this winter? Here's what you need to know.

Do you want to enjoy the comfort of a wood-burning stove but don’t have a chimney at home? No big deal! It is simple to install one. Before you sign up for an expensive professional installation, allow us to present a step-by-step guide on installing a wood stove chimney through the roof all by yourself. […]

Wood-burning stoves generate a lot of heat. This could be dangerous if you don't have a tiled heat shield. See how to add one yourself.

Let's take a look at the Isokern wood burning fireplaces on the Cottonwood Modern residence. There are four all-together and are assembled from a kit of parts

13 Things You Need to Know About A Wood-Burning Fireplace

There's nothing quite like the dry hot heat of a coal or wood stove. I grew up in the coalfields of southern West Virginia and most mines would give their employees 'free' coal each year. Every man in my family was a coal miner so I've been around coal stoves my entire life. I'm sitting

How to build a masonry fireplace guide. Instructional pictures on building a masonry fireplace from fire bricks and fireclay.