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By: Lori A | 2012-02-25 | Business
Adding a chimney pot to your home can really add decor to the outside! read more

By: Rosie Liza | 2012-01-10 | Home Improvement
Chimney pots are a wonderful addition for the already-beautiful masonry of a chimney. They can add grandeur to the chimney that just needs a little extra touch. They are also a helpful addition that will enhance the draft within the chimney by increasing the chimney’s height. A chimney pot, however, can be susceptible to problems if it is not installed correctly. read more

Finding the Right Chimney Pot for your Home

By: Lori A | 2012-02-13 | Business
Choosing the right chimney pot for your fireplace is very important. read more

Chimney pots provide security as well as enhances the look of your home!

By: James Alan | 2011-01-15 | Home improvement
A fireplace is undoubtedly something that can really bring out the beauty in your home and also give it a special touch and a magical atmosphere. Apart from beauty, fireplaces also bring in warmth during those long and cold winter days and nights, and are perfect to gather around with friends and relatives on chilly winter evenings. But there is more to a fireplace than just the fire and the tool read more

Chimney Cowls

By: Wesley C Clarke | 2010-03-30 | Home improvement
Chimneys often have a covering on them known as a Cowl, they are often hood shaped and increase the draft that goes down the chimney, this prevents backflow. They can be made from different materials but the most common is Galvanized Iron, this is extremely effective at stopping... read more

Removing a chimney breast from your living room

By: Marios Michael | 2011-02-10 | Home Improvement
Although in many people's eyes, fireplaces can have great cosmetic appeal and can provide a focal point in the room, the removing of a chimney breast of a fireplace and the chimney Stack can increase the size of the room and many rooms in a house dramatically. read more

Outdoor Fireplace Designs and Plans - Chimneys, Portable, Iron and More

By: James Dean | 2010-04-01 | Landscaping
Outdoor fireplaces are lovely, warm, and attractive. More people are going in for outdoor fireplaces which make their backyard, poolside, patio or garden look more elegant, warm and friendly. read more

Chimney Lining

By: John Allexandar | 2011-06-30 | Home improvement
A chimney is a vertical duct that is installed in buildings and homes to exhaust the smoke caused by a fireplace. It vents hot gases and by-products caused by the smoke. Chimneys come in various sizes. Small two inches sized chimneys are used in homes while several meters long flues are installed in factories. A liner provides safety and reassurance by slowing down any form of erosion that is lik read more

Will a Chimney Liner Affect a Chimney’s Draft?

By: Rosie Liza | 2012-01-13 | Home improvement
There are many factors that affect a chimney’s drafting ability. Depending upon a number of factors, the presence of a chimney liner can either hurt or help your fireplace’s drawing ability. It is critical that a fireplace or other fuel burning appliance draw enough air into the fire and up the chimney to support complete combustion of the fuel. read more

Chimney Balloon – Chimney Balloon with Accessories

By: liyonardio | 2012-03-06 | Home Improvement
The Installation of Chimney Balloon is not complex - it installed in few minutes and no special tools are obligatory. Chimney Balloons can be reused over and over. Remember one thing, deflate chimney Balloon, when it is not coming in use. It is making by a heat-reactive material. read more

The Chimney Inspection Camera Enhances Chimney Inspections

By: Karen Lamansky | 2012-04-02 | Customer Service
Our fine selection of chimney inspection tools should really be called company credibility tools. When it comes to diagnosing chimney system problems and damage there’s no better way than to have visual documents to back up your reports. read more

Get Your Pot-Belly Stove Now For Winter

By: Brenda Simard | 2010-03-28 | Home improvement
Pot belly stoves were constructed entirely from solid cast iron. The better the casting the more insulated the stove would be and therefore, the distribution of heat would last longer. Antique wood burning stoves were more ornate while the pot belly stove was small and compact. Its' size made it great for use in public places. read more

Chimney Repair In Potomac

By: Winston Jenkins | 2011-04-05 | Remodeling
Chimneys are so insignificant and yet so important. Having a fireplace in your home means you have a chimney too. A fireplace stares us in the face whenever we sit in the drawing room, therefore we maintain it well. However, since a chimney is high up, secluded in one corner on the roof most people tend to neglect its maintenance. read more

Chimney Balloon – In Detail

By: liyonardio | 2012-02-02 | Home Improvement
Chimney balloon is a simple, low cost way for prevents chimney droughts, reduce noise and heat loss of homes too. The chimney balloon is the beat idea for saving energy that going straight up the chimney. It initially created to reduce droughts in 1990. It has an array of benefits including the following:- • Stops Chimney Droughts • Reduces Heat Loss • Reduces Noise • Saves yo read more

Chimney Restoration and Maintenance

By: Steve Juzefyk | 2010-10-03 | Home Management
The restoration of chimneys can include renovation, enlargement, lining and relining. The renovation done depends on the damage to the chimney, as well as any desired changes to the basis structural design... read more