It is more difficult than simply measuring the width and height of the opening. This part of the fireplace is called the face.
Because fireplaces often have angled walls, If you measure only the face of a fireplace, it may be smaller than you thought.
You will need to measure the firebox's height, width and depth. The firebox...
Pool fire bowls work with either propane or natural gas
There are 2 different fire bowl kindle ignition systems: either electronic or a manual pilot-ignition system
Manual is more reliable because, with an electronic ignition system if it gets rained on with the lid off, you have to replace your system
To install them, a pool contractor will...
Over firing a wood stove occurs when too much fuel or oxygen has been supplied to the stove beyond its design limits and the extra heat that's created can damage the stove
If your wood stove is too hot and you're wondering what to do: One way to deal with an over-firing wood stove is to throw baking...
Firewood goes 'bad' when it gets rotted or has too much moisture
When it's too moist, it won't burn efficiently- it can be hard to light up, will produce more smoke, and also release less heat- it'll also pop and crackle alot
Rotten firewood generally isn't recommended for use- a little rot isn't terrible, but fully rotted firewood...
Any area that's within 36 inches of the stove in all directions needs to be covered- read more about wood stove safety guidelines here
Stone or brick is a frequently used option that can create a gorgeous effect. Because of its strong heat resistance, it won’t combust or be damaged from the stove's heat
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You can also use...
Use log bark/shavings from your woodpile
Knot newspapers and tuck the ends into the knot (like this)
A Redditor suggested using wax paper instead of newspaper knots because it takes less space, burns better and will even light the firewood when it's wet
Use seasoned firewood- it's extra dry so catches on fire more easily
Use small logs-...
Here are some considerations if you're deciding to remove your gas fireplace (whether it's a gas fireplace insert or a different style). This is generally NOT a DIY job- it's best to hire it out to a professional:
You can shut off the gas supply to the fireplace using the shut-off valve that is specifically designed for it, or...
A cord of wood is 128 cubic feet of wood. This will measure around 4' high x 8' long x 4' deep
This is what a cord of wood looks like:
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A rick is a description of the way a cord of wood is actually stacked. However, some sources say that a “rick” is when firewood is stacked measuring 4...
Gas fireplaces that use continuous standing pilot lights might not need electricity. These are generally older models
Modern gas fireplaces with intermittent pilot ignition systems generally require electricity, but also might have a backup power system
In the event of a power outage, the gas will probably work for a while after the power goes so long as...
Most new pellet stoves have thermostats that can be controlled with a remote or the included smartphone app (like this Cleveland Iron Works pellet stove)
Non-electrical pellet stoves typically won’t have any form of thermostat
Integrated thermostatic controls use sensors to help measure room temperature and adjust heat output accordingly
If you have an old pellet stove, you...
