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Fanned Flue Gas Fires

By: Mike P Reader | 2010-03-29 | Home improvement
As the popularity of gas fires is increasing, people are now interested in buying the most modern and technically sound gas fires. The age of wood or coal fired gas fires have long been over now. Same is the case with the old style chimneys that used to protrude from the roof and looked rather awkward. read more

Preventing Flue Fires: Safety Tips

By: Rachel Carey | 2012-05-20 | Home Security
Winter is a season of fun and family, where everyone gathers round the fireplace and basks in the cosy warmth it emits. Unfortunately, winter is also the season of flue fires. The thing about flue fires is that they're highly destructive. You don't get a warning, instead you hear a loud roar and next thing you know your entire ceiling has fallen down on you end everything is in flames. read more

Flue-less Fireplace By Indian Ocean

By: ramon | 2012-03-23 | Business
There are several reasons why a flue-less fireplace by Indian Ocean can be a best buy for you. To begin with, being flue-less, it does not require timber or any other fuel to burn. It can be lit up simply by turning on the regulator. Plus, the intensity of the flame can be adjusted too to suit individual requirements. read more

Fireplace Safety

By: Jeff Halter | 2010-11-05 | Home security
Fire places are root causes of fires every year. It is not that they are directly responsible for them but it is for up to us to take precautions that will prevent fires from breaking out due to fire places. There are certain precautions and instructions to follow to be safe from fires due to fireplaces. Observence of these simple tips may help prevent you and your family from the hazards of fire. read more

Tips for Installing a Fireplace, DIY Style

By: Rachel Carey | 2012-01-06 | Home Improvement
Oh joy, winter is upon us again. I can’t count the number of times I’ve dreamily wondered when I could have a fireplace installed at home. Let’s face it: the UK will never have the nice, temperate weather we’re all dreaming of. It’s always dreary, and when winter comes it can get seriously freezing. read more

Fireplaces in New Houses

By: Marbletech Fireplaces | 2011-03-25 | Interior design
Most New Houses these days are built without a flue of Chimney. This is a common practice by builders to save money on building a flue to take a gas fire. It is also thought that as all new houses have central heating there is no need for a fireplaces. I believe this to be a common Mistake by the designers of new houses, as enquiries from people buying new properties without a built in flue has increased over the last few years. read more

Fireplace Tips for Winter

By: Richard N. Williams | 2010-12-09 | Home & Family
For those of us lucky to have a fireplace it can be a great pleasure in the winter to have the hearth crackling as you sit cosy and warm, away from the snow and ice outside. read more

Balanced Flue Gas Fires Explained

By: Mike P Reader | 2010-03-29 | Home improvement
Today's gas fires are highly efficient because of their cutting-edge technology, elegant styling, and impressive designs. They are beautiful, and give a real decorative and classy touch to some room by making it cosy and warm as well. read more

Inspection Hatch Flue: Why You Need It

By: Rachel Carey | 2012-06-17 | Home Improvement
Cold places that get very little sun often have fireplaces to keep them warm since the sun is not able to keep their place warm enough. These fireplaces are made up of bricks because bricks can absorb heat even though there is no more fire. As a result, you save a lot of money on gas or wood and your house is warm for a longer period of time. That is the reason why oftentimes fireplaces made of br read more

Fireplace Grates Blowers

By: James Dahlberg | 2010-10-21 | Interior design
Fireplace grates with blowers operate on a very simple principle. Take in cool air and heat the air in the tubing and blow it out with a fan into the room to distribute the warmed air thus increasing the room temperature. A fireplace on its own will contribute warmth to a room but the actual efficiency is very low. read more

Fireplace Chimney Repair

By: Derek Farley | 2011-01-10 | Home improvement
There are many reasons why you might believe that you have the need for a fireplace repair or replacement. Since this can be rather hazardous to your home if left in disrepair, it is in your best interest to fix the problem as soon as you notice it. read more

Enjoying Today's Electric Fireplaces

By: Robert Crager | 2010-04-01 | Interior Design
Have you ever wanted all of the cozy feelings of a fireplace, but without all the hassle and upkeep that comes with one? Maybe you should look into purchasing an electric fireplace. read more

Advantages of Power Flue Gas Fires

By: Mike P Reader | 2010-03-28 | Home improvement
The high efficiency of Flue Gas Fires has revolutionised the field of heating systems. These high output gas fires have solved the ancient problem of ineffective heating systems. The old inset gas fires had the major flaw of poor heat productivity. read more

Chimney Fires: How to Prevent Them Through Fireplace Flue Safety Reminders

By: Rachel Carey | 2012-04-01 | Home Security
There is something so wonderful and nostalgic about fireplaces. It’s not just the physical warmth, though. The fact that it exists in a room is often enough to evoke happy memories of snuggling with people you love in front of the fire. In a sense, the warmth is both physical and mental, and it’s an undeniable truth when it comes to fireplaces. Not to mention the fact that a fireplace in any r read more

Woodburning And Multifuel Stoves Discussion About Flues

By: Scott Morris | 2011-02-17 | Other Business
The UKs Woodburning Stoves and Multifuel Stoves Shop, Contemporary and Traditional Stoves available read more