Monday, January 4, 2010

Fireplace Doors Can I Burn A Fire With Glass Fireplace Doors Closed?

Can I burn a fire with glass fireplace doors closed? - fireplace doors

I have a house of 52 years with a fireplace that was once converted into gas, and was converted to burn wood. Last year, when we try to use them if our furnace kicks, we have a headache. Our air intake located directly in front of the fireplace, and I fear he throws smoke in the house. I think the installation of glass doors will solve this problem. I have another question, said it was fine until you open its outlets in the background? What are the holes in the ground? My fireplace and additional ventilation. Help please??

3 comments:

daleabon... said...

Some seniors have no openings at the bottom () like me. The combustion air is much room (I guess it takes a little of the upper part of the chimney, but not much). A glass facade at the fire is still burning, but not much heat from the fire. The closure of part of the chimney (if it is not used) to help stop the air from the fireplace to heat consumption. Good luck.

0000 said...

bottopm has broken down at all, even when you can not find where the fire is empty, you will realize that the fuel is a metal not on safe ground, the differences are there to allow circulation of air under the fire, so You think your complaint in shock, you have to light the door to the fire and flames close the door, not open directly under the dome light can find a group, the approval or leaves then pull a little knob or lever, or turn theres a bar or something, there's something there that need to close the office if you want that the fire burns slowly or burn, you probably have a bar at the bottom or the ashtray? so the bottom fire sale if you replace that body

man_mara... said...

Openings exist only for such use, take my advice, wear clothes very old, the use of a wheel drilling electrill wire, goggles, masks, a painting around the fireplace and spend a weekend full of wirewheeling shock, all brick, until the new image, clean with a vacuum extension to the cobwebs, use a grinder to get drilled and then install the new doors in the it.also try to find a wooden door is too old or if you know of a welder and Money is no object, I ask on the chimney to measure and build one.you you might want on the doors of the Ben Franklin house as a chimney check Websight really appreciates the value of a home

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