Found My New Insert - NOT!
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Roospike
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Roospike said:
Identification of this one would put Craig in the Hall of Fame. Estate sale.
I figure a good fixer upper for Elk or Corie.
DonCT
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Heck, it looks in fabulous shape
Just put some new gaskets on it, seal it with alittle cement and she's good to go!
Just put some new gaskets on it, seal it with alittle cement and she's good to go!
Roospike
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DonCT
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Roospike
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Roospike
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Corie
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Webwidow
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webbie
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Pretty Good, Webwidow.......
Sunbeam Benefire - actually one of the nicest looking inserts made in 1979, when most were quite ugly. It was for the occassional fire - my dada had one in a fireplace next to the dining room table and we would light it up before we had company for a sit-down dinner.
Had large glass, tempered, not ceramic - and had stamped sheet metal doors with some air wash which kept the glass at a relatively low temp. Two muffin fan provided the air stream. The top of the unit inside had 5 three inch holes going through the convection chamber vertically (like boiler tubes) to give more heat exchange.
Was UP approved and was slip-in - no other possible way to install it.
No firebrick, just some steel fire dogs which kept the fire raised and back away from the glass.
Bro, do I win or not?
Oh, this was sold under the Bennett Ireland name...owned by Sunbeam.
Sunbeam Benefire - actually one of the nicest looking inserts made in 1979, when most were quite ugly. It was for the occassional fire - my dada had one in a fireplace next to the dining room table and we would light it up before we had company for a sit-down dinner.
Had large glass, tempered, not ceramic - and had stamped sheet metal doors with some air wash which kept the glass at a relatively low temp. Two muffin fan provided the air stream. The top of the unit inside had 5 three inch holes going through the convection chamber vertically (like boiler tubes) to give more heat exchange.
Was UP approved and was slip-in - no other possible way to install it.
No firebrick, just some steel fire dogs which kept the fire raised and back away from the glass.
Bro, do I win or not?
Oh, this was sold under the Bennett Ireland name...owned by Sunbeam.
Craig:
"Bro, do I win or not?"
And the award goes to da Webmaster, who has spent entirely too much of his life in the presence of odd heating devices.
"Bro, do I win or not?"
And the award goes to da Webmaster, who has spent entirely too much of his life in the presence of odd heating devices.
ourhouse
Minister of Fire
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