Installation of our hearth products must be done in strict accordance with local or national building codes, and the unit's installation manual. We recommend that our products be installed by a factory-trained Mr. Fireplace installer.

YES, provided that your fireplace is equipped with a ?millivolt? gas valve model S.I.T. Nova 820, Honeywell # VS8420E8001, or Robertshaw Millivolt. Consult the owner's manual to find out what type of valve is on your fireplace. Osburn's model Romance has a millivolt thermostatic valve. To verify the possibility of adding a wall thermostat or a remote control, you can remove the valve's cover and look for the ?TP?, ?TH?, and ?TP-TH? ports located on the valve.

Fireplace installation is both complex and potentially dangerous. We strongly advise that you only use accredited installers who possess the necessary qualifications. All dealers within our programme will be able to advise you on all aspects of safe installation.

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.

Yes, we sell Mr. Flame Fireplace Glass Doors which are designed to work with the Fireplace Radiator™. Click here to view them.

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.

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.

Chances are there will be a gap between the insert and the inside of the fireplace. That is why we offer a range of faceplates designed to cover the gap. The faceplate also houses the on/off switch and fan control, so you don't have to crouch or bend down to operate your insert.

Yes. Most building codes allow the installation of a gas fireplace in a sleeping room as long as it is a sealed combustion, direct vent model. Your decision really comes down to whether heat or aesthetics is your #1 priority. If heat is your first concern, or the existing wood fireplace has had a history of downdrafting (smoking), you should purchase a gas insert.

Each installation is unique and varies depending on amount of finishing work, time of year, and code requirements. Installation may require two days because many communities require a 24-hour pressure test on the gas line. This test is done to ensure there are no leaks in the gas line.

Fires r us given a scoot link for our customers to look for registered gas installers of your area but a more comprehensive list of registered gas installers can be obtained from the council of registered gass installers(CORGI) website and their web address is www.corgi-gas.com and you are advised to look in yellow pages too.Please note that you must get your gas fire installed from a competent corgi engineer.

Yes. You can boot the Debian installation system from a set of files you can download from our FTP site and its mirrors. You can download a small CD image file, create a bootable CD from it, install the basic system from it and the rest over the network. For more information please see http://www.debian.org/CD/netinst/. You can also download even smaller floppy disk image files, create bootable diskettes from them, start the installation procedure and get the rest of Debian over the network.

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It is sometimes called a base-page. It is the foundation of the album and is attached to the binding of the cover by pins, hinges, clips and stitching.

Many of our gas fireplace models that have louvers or grills on the front can have a fan kit added. You will want to make sure that electricity is run to the junction box underneath the fireplace first, before ordering & installing a fan kit. You can test the junction box by plugging a lamp into the junction box and switching it on and off. Also make sure the circuit breaker is not tripped.

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The ThruWall installs in any wall 3.5" to 6.5" thick. The two halves of the fan unit telescope to accommodate different wall thickness.

Yes. Some older homes do not have wall switches and rely on the wall sconces to be switched. Because of this, we offer on/off turn switches which are decorative and match the finish on the sconces. There is no charge for this alteration.

You should consider installing retaining walls for erosion prevention. They are also used for the beautification of an area.

Thermostats should always be mounted on an inside wall and away from drafts, direct sunlight, or any appliances that could affect the performance (temperature reading) of the thermostat. Be sure the area around the thermostat is clear of shelves, pictures or other wall décor that may impede the airflow around the thermostat. In-wall fan heater thermostats are easiest to mount in the same stud cavity (opposite side of stud) about 5 feet above the heater.