I want to take out my pre-fabed fireplace and put in a free standing stove. I live in a modular home, the fireplce is nice but you have to be in front of it to get warm, plus the the rest of the house is cold. So I need advice on #1 is there a converter kit that would work on the excisting fireplace. or do I need to take it out? #2 What do you guys think would be a good stove for my house? The house is 1500 sq feet with high ceilings. And for those of you that live in the Charlotte area ( I live in Midland ) where is a good place to look at some stoves? thanks
taking out the old and puttin in the new
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What is the manufacturer and model of the prefab? It should be on a metal plate somewhere on the front of the fireplace. Depending on the fireplace, you may be able to install an insert tested for this unit.
Is this Charlotte, NC?
Is this Charlotte, NC?
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