- Nov 27, 2012
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Question:
I am looking to install a fireplace that has a good flame and does not generate lots of heat. So far the only suggestion is to install a wood burning fireplace and then install gas logs. Is this my only option?
Answer:
Gas is one option. However, most masonry or pre-fab wood burning fireplaces do produce a nice flame and do not produce heat. Make the choice depending on your lifestyle...if you'd like to start wood fires, go the wood route. If you simply want to turn a switch, get the gas.
I am looking to install a fireplace that has a good flame and does not generate lots of heat. So far the only suggestion is to install a wood burning fireplace and then install gas logs. Is this my only option?
Answer:
Gas is one option. However, most masonry or pre-fab wood burning fireplaces do produce a nice flame and do not produce heat. Make the choice depending on your lifestyle...if you'd like to start wood fires, go the wood route. If you simply want to turn a switch, get the gas.
