- Nov 27, 2012
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Question:
I've been surfing the net and need some help. I want to install a heating type of unit into my masonry fireplace without it losing its "fireplace" appeal.
I have found the Heat-N-Glo Grate Heater. This sounds good but what exactly do I need to go with that? Do I need glass doors? Do they offer some kind of package for everything I need? How does it operate?
Answer:
The Grate Heater works best with glass doors. You can purchase the glass door from any manufacturer, but it would be a good idea to purchase the grate heater and doors from the same shop so the fit is assured. This unit will heat a room nicely, but is not as efficient as a stove or full-blown fireplace insert. It features a hollow grate and a blower which circulates air through it.
I've been surfing the net and need some help. I want to install a heating type of unit into my masonry fireplace without it losing its "fireplace" appeal.
I have found the Heat-N-Glo Grate Heater. This sounds good but what exactly do I need to go with that? Do I need glass doors? Do they offer some kind of package for everything I need? How does it operate?
Answer:
The Grate Heater works best with glass doors. You can purchase the glass door from any manufacturer, but it would be a good idea to purchase the grate heater and doors from the same shop so the fit is assured. This unit will heat a room nicely, but is not as efficient as a stove or full-blown fireplace insert. It features a hollow grate and a blower which circulates air through it.
