Thanks in advance for the help! We recently bought a new house with a heatilator fireplace insert in it and I can't seem to get much heat out of it . . Old house had a buckstove that was great for us so I'm looking at inserts . . My question is how interchangeable are inserts ? With a masonry finish I am hoping it would not be too hard ! Any input is greatly appreciated
are wood inserts interchangeable ?
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Welcome. Zero Clearance fireplaces normally are very interchangeable. They often have different chimney piping, ducting requirements, clearances, and dimensions.
Do you know the model number of your Heatilator? If it is a newer model you may be able to put in an insert into it.
Do you know the model number of your Heatilator? If it is a newer model you may be able to put in an insert into it.
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