When you're just starting a fire, you want the glass doors to be all the way open. The fire needs plenty of air so that it can burn hot and clean. A cool fire will produce more smoke and creosote buildup in the chimney. Once you can see embers (glowing coals) in the wood, it's safe to close the glass doors partially to control the fire. When the fireplace is not in use, keep the glass doors close (and the damper too!) You'll save on your heating bill.

It's all based on the unrestricted exhaust air openings your home requires. For every 1,000 CFM of air delivery, allow 2 square feet of unrestricted air relief through windows or doors. See similar questions...

No. You can leave the doors open if you like. But since the air kit provides all the air the fire needs, you can also close the doors. You've increased your options. See similar questions...

Absolutely, exhaust hose can be vented through the glass door using one or two of our window kits. With crank open windows, you can use our window kit with some tape or you can also use a Plexiglas that you can buy locally and run the hose right through it. See similar questions...

The press and public can attend an open committee hearing. A closed hearing, by contrast, is closed to the public and the media. See similar questions...

Most of our cabinet suppliers offer a wide variety of glass options for your kitchen. If you can't find something you like, we can order doors prepared for glass, which can then be taken to a local glass dealer to customize to your taste. See similar questions...

If adjusting the brightness/gamma settings of your monitor doesn't work, try running the game with the -fullbright command. It will eliminate lighting completely (and thus be warned: the game won't appear as pretty and you won't be able to tell night from day). On Windows you can right-click on your PlaneShift shortcut, hit Properties, find the Target line and add a space and -fullbright at the very end. See similar questions...

The box office opens at 6:00 on live show days. Seating and concession sales begin one hour before scheduled show time. For movies, the lobby generally opens one hour before the first posted show time. See similar questions...

In most cases you can use your existing glass doors and wire screen mesh. Most glass doors allow for some adjustment. The glass doors must be able to be raised up 1 1/8 inch so they can rest upon the front air diverter bar. This is very critical or the doors will have to be replaced. See similar questions...

Yes. We clean the doors both inside and out leaving you a perfectly clear view of what's cooking inside your oven. See similar questions...

Yes, we now have a great source where we can provide high temp tempered glass for fireplace doors. We need length, width, and thickness of glass and if the glass is enclose in full frame or has exposed edges. Turnaround time is 7-10 days. See similar questions...

Yes, we have literally hundreds of colors and textures to choose from. We have many choices in clear (no color) with contemporary as well as traditional patterns available. We can even install the glass for you! Yes, we can install your windows and door inserts if necessary. If you know how to do that sort of thing yourself, then you can just pickup your commissioned art glass at our studio and install it yourself. See similar questions...

No. Other than for child’s safety and curiosity there is no obvious reason to keep any screens on the fireplace unless your décor presents a need. There is no popping or risk of burning ash from the product as a risk to your home. See similar questions...

Yes. Unlike the air filters in the market Airfree is more efficient with smallest microorganisms as they are easily carried by Airfree's airflow into its heated ceramic core. See similar questions...