Archive for the ‘wood gas’ Category
want to buy a cheap gas wood log heater ?
Tanstar24 asked:
hello there, now we have a heater and wood on to obtain hard to obtain wood and want to start a family so we are looking to get to a gas heater wood strain. the amount that the lowest we found is $ 2500. and that's by installing it in our house is there a good brand? and is there cheap ones out there.
hello there, now we have a heater and wood on to obtain hard to obtain wood and want to start a family so we are looking to get to a gas heater wood strain. the amount that the lowest we found is $ 2500. and that's by installing it in our house is there a good brand? and is there cheap ones out there.
Do buyer\’s prefer a gas fireplace or a wood fireplace?
jswilli12 asked:
I just bought an older house with a chimney that was disguised. Time did not exhaust pipe on the spot. I'm trying to decide whether the best option is to put in a sleeve (wood or gas) or just to install an exhaust pipe and have an open fireplace. The goal is to sell during just a year or two and then I'm wondering what most people want.
I just bought an older house with a chimney that was disguised. Time did not exhaust pipe on the spot. I'm trying to decide whether the best option is to put in a sleeve (wood or gas) or just to install an exhaust pipe and have an open fireplace. The goal is to sell during just a year or two and then I'm wondering what most people want.
Can I remove my gas logs and make my fireplace wood burning?
Mike Hunt asked:
Never use my fireplace to gas because of the cost of natural gas, however, that I wanted to remove my strains of gas, powering off the gas and not realize the burning of wood. Is that possible / safe? It is all the fireplace and chimney of the brick. It has an exhaust pipe reasonably large so I think that could accommodate the smoke. Whoever has done this with a fireplace that was built as gas?
Never use my fireplace to gas because of the cost of natural gas, however, that I wanted to remove my strains of gas, powering off the gas and not realize the burning of wood. Is that possible / safe? It is all the fireplace and chimney of the brick. It has an exhaust pipe reasonably large so I think that could accommodate the smoke. Whoever has done this with a fireplace that was built as gas?








