Monthly Archives: January 2010

SootEater Rotary Chimney Cleaning System

Posted on January 29, 2010 by admin

Clean your chimney with ease and save money at the same time. The SootEater Rotary Chimney Cleaning System removes dangerous soot and creosote buildup better than a brush. Not only will you save money by cleaning it yourself, but you … Continue reading →

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Malibu Outdoor Fireplace

Posted on January 29, 2010 by admin

Legendary Buschbeck Outdoor Fireplaces are designed and manufactured to the highest quality and safety standards in the world – using steel reinforced concrete for the ultimate in strength and durability. Surfaces feature a genuine quartz finish that lasts a lifetime. … Continue reading →

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Saranac I Pellet Stove Insert

Posted on January 29, 2010 by admin

Saranac I Pellet Stove A pellet Fireplace insert is an economic and efficient way to heat your living space. When you upgrade that dusty, drafty wood-burning fireplace to a sealed pellet firebox, you will realize the virtues of burning wood … Continue reading →

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Pilgrim 5 Piece Matte Black Compact Stove Toolset

Posted on January 29, 2010 by admin

Pilgrim 5 Piece Matte Black Compact Stove Toolset is simple, rugged and functional shepherd’s crook tools designed for wood stove tending. Four tools with rake has stable heavy round cast iron base with welded tool holder.

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23″” Scottsdale Fireplace in Antique Mahogany/Granite Top Finish wit…

Posted on January 29, 2010 by admin

Features: – Set includes Scottsdale Fireplace in Antique Mahogany with Granite Top and 23″” Electric Insert – Solid black granite top – Electric heater and blower includes thermostatic control and dimmer control – Realistic flame effect that can be used … Continue reading →

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Is it safe to place a vent in a chimney stack to allow warm air to enter a room?

Posted on January 24, 2010 by admin

The Chimney is lined with a steel liner, which runs up from a woodburning stove. not a good idea, they may appear to be airtight but there may be small leakage…

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Is it completely necessary to have you chimney lined when installing a wood burning stove?

Posted on January 22, 2010 by admin

It looks like it will cost me almost as much as the stove to get my Chimney lined as well so would rather not. Also does anyone know of any good value english wood burners available? I brought a firefox … Continue reading →

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How can you tell if wood is safe to use in a wood stove?

Posted on January 22, 2010 by admin

I was wondering because I have a lot of downed trees on my property and I want to harvest them this spring for use in my Wood Stove next winter. Can wood be too dry and/or old? How do I … Continue reading →

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Dura-Vent Woodburning Chimney 6 Inch Adjustable Roof Support

Posted on January 22, 2010 by admin

Dura-Vent Woodburning Chimney 6 Inch Adjustable Roof Support is ideal for cathedral ceilings and free-standing Fireplace installations supporting up to a maximum total chimney length of 45?? and 20?? below the roof support.

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Uniflame 22″” W x 31-1/2″” H Antique Rust Cast Iron Outdoor Fireplace

Posted on January 22, 2010 by admin

Cozy up to the Antique Rust Cast Iron Outdoor Fireplace by Uniflame and keep warm on cool nights. The outdoor fireplace features a cast iron construction and has a 4-log capacity. 360-degree viewing lets you see the fire from every … Continue reading →

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