No, any of the freestanding fires can simply stand on a hearth, although Burley do produce a range of surrounds which can stand against a wall.

Direct vent gas fireplaces are safety tested with a specific brand of pipe. Therefore, it is not possible to install a direct vent gas fireplace with any type of exhaust system. The brand (manufacturer) of the pipe chosen must have been specifically approved for your Osburn gas fireplace. For instance, Osburn model ?Romance? is approved with the following brands of pipe: B-Vent gas fireplaces can simply be installed with a type ?B? pipe for gas appliances.

The Liscio system will leave your hair smooth, and silky straight with little styling required. However, we do recommend blow drying the hair using a natural bristle brush and a downward drying motion to close the cuticle, and retain moisture in the hair.

The Building Safety and Sustainbility Division reviews these plans to ensure that installing the fireplace and flue does not compromise the structural integrity of the home. The plans are also reviewed to verify that the fireplace is properly vented and that the chimney is a safe distance above the roof. The installation of a wood burning stove or other heater also requires a permit.

Any tile can be used on the face of a fireplace. I would not recommend putting the tile directly In the firebox.

Direct vent fireplaces can be installed almost anywhere in your home as they don't require a pre-existing chimney to vent them. The size of the room and the high output of some models will heat up a small room quickly, as a result may be turned off more than it is turned on.

This process can be complex. Firstly you must see if you have a working chimney. Secondly you will need to measure the width of the chimney breast to ensure your chosen product is not too wide. Thirdly, you need to establish the size of your "fire chamber" to determine if the product you have selected will fit into the space available. Some products in this brochure require different site conditions, especially where gas is to be used as the fuel source.

If you already have a brick or stone fireplace, or a factory-built fireplace, and you want to convert it to gas, then the most cost-effective solution is an insert. If you are remodeling a part of your home that never had any kind of built-in structure, then you need a Direct Vent fireplace that does not require an existing opening or chimney.

Lamartine would advise that the following should be done to prepare for the installation of your new fireplace Room cleared as much as possible (if the room cannot be cleared we would advise for you to remove curtains and cover any furniture) Please note that timber floors should always be laid after the installation of your fireplace. Lamartine will take into account whether or not you are getting timber floors and will raise the hearth height accordingly.

Yes. A floor protection is required for any wood fireplace, unless it already sits on a non-combustible surface. You have many choices, such as stone, brick or tile. You need to consult your owner's manual in order to know the dimensions of the floor protection specific to your model.

Before answering this question, it is very important that you clearly identify what your needs are. Some people will buy a fireplace simply to enhance the ambiance of a room, while others will by a fireplace as their main source of heat. There is no good or bad reason for buying a wood fireplace. If you simply want to enhance the ambiance of a room, most small to medium fireplaces will suit your needs.

Gas logs burn cleaner than wood burning fireplaces do. Annual inspections are recommended but cleaning annually isn't necessary.

Ideally, it is nice to have someone with you for the first few days at home. If this is not possible, you will need someone to bring in groceries, and to take you to your follow-up appointments. When you are in the hospital, we will be discussing a discharge plan with you, taking into account your personal needs. We often plan to have a visiting nurse come for a few visits to help with the transition from hospital to home. Occasionally we recommend a short inpatient stay at a rehab facility.

Log homes are placed on the same type of foundations used by conventional homes. In colder climates a full enclosed concrete or block foundation is used, milder climates may utilize slab or post and pier types. We recommend use of a minimum of 8" width on a reinforced concrete wall or equivalent. CUT FROM THE HEART OF LARGE LOGS - Heartwood is a more durable wood without the sap wood which can attract insects.

Certain inspections may be required under your particular loan program. However, depending on the home and the location, there are a variety of inspections you may want to consider before you close on your new home even if they are not required under your program, such as:

Yes. We recommend annual service of your fireplace by a qualified serviceperson. This will ensure that your appliance is functioning properly. Your decision really comes down to how much a priority heating efficiency is for you. If you want a lot of heat from your fireplace, you should consider a direct vent gas insert. From a cost standpoint, an insert will cost approximately five times the cost of a nice gas log set.

Yes, you can install a wood fireplace in a mobile home. However, the fireplace you install must have been specifically approved for mobile home applications (Canada & USA). The fireplace must also be hooked-up to a fresh air intake that enables combustion air to come from outside the house. Osburn freestanding stoves model 1000, 1100, 1600, 1800, 2200, and 2400 are approved for installation in a mobile home. You need to purchase a fresh air kit, which can be found in the accessories section.