where can I find a wood pellet stove?
The fireplace in the apartment I am hoping to move to has a ring embedded in the side, inside the firebox. What is that ring for? It appears to be QUITE strong.
It’s not a knob, and it’s certainly not a shut off. It’s IN the fireplace, on the side of the place where the burning wood goes.
We found the perfect home in Buford, GA -but it does not have the wood-burning fireplace that I’ve always wanted. Gas, electric will not do. We figured we knock a hole in it and install a wood-burner. Feasible? If so, how much should I budget for it? Who should I get to do the work for me, what kind of professional?
Our woodburning fireplace has no doors or mantle. This year, the front of the chimney above the firebox becomes very hot. The heat ends at the picture hanging 3 feet above, and the bricks behind that picture are cool. The heat stops at that line. The co2 alarm, which is in the hallway and not near the fireplace, does not register anything. No smoke is getting in the room.
I don’t remember this happening in past years.
Im a pretty handy do it your self home owner who is not afraid to tackle much. However staining my fireplace is something that I can’t undo if i screw it up.
I have a white cast stone fireplace surround that we want to stain with a dark redish/brown stain to give it a real rich Tuscan feel.
I know that Kemco makes concrete stains, however im not sure how to apply it to give that faux look which lits of texture and variations so that it actually looks like an old aged fireplace.
Any ideas?
My electric fireplace gives off heat, the fan works but the flames won’t flicker and move anymore. They just look like they are frozen in time. Any thoughts on how to get them moving?
We have a sone masonary fireplace and are having trouble with the joining of the metal door assembly to the stone and mortar of the actual fireplace. Keeps cracking and fallin out. We have used several different types of mortar with no luck. Anyone help? Also where would we get the suggested mortar? thanks Ruth
I had the inside of the fireplace repaired because it had a couple of cracks. But now I need to fix the area where you place the wood. I was told to use sheet metal to line the fire box any other sugestions?
Not much natural light comes into the room so I want to brighten it up a bit. What color would do that and match the fireplace and hardwood floor? The only color I can think of is white but I would like to be a bit more adventurous than that!
Thanks!