Heating Stoves & Fireplaces

Yes, you can put a TV above a gas fireplace, but you’ll need to consider heat exposure, mounting requirements, and viewing angles to avoid damaging your television or creating an…

Installing a twin wall flue system requires careful planning, proper tools, and following building regulations to ensure safe operation of your heating appliance. You’ll need to measure your route, gather…

To calculate the best kW stove output for your room, you need approximately 1 kW per 14 cubic meters of space, with adjustments for insulation quality and ceiling height. Most…

Installing a fireplace insert in masonry chimneys requires connecting the insert to your existing chimney liner and securing it properly inside the firebox opening. You’ll need basic tools, a helper,…

Fireplace mantel clearance must be at least 6 inches above the firebox opening for combustible materials. The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) sets this as the minimum safe distance to…

Yes, you can install wood stoves in mobile homes, but you need proper clearances, approved venting systems, and must follow manufacturer specifications designed for manufactured housing. Most mobile home wood…

Venting a pellet stove through a wall requires a horizontal vent pipe with proper clearances, a wall thimble, and adequate termination outside your home. You need specific components like a…

Class A chimney pipes handle temperatures up to 2100°F and are designed for solid fuel appliances like wood stoves, while Class B pipes handle up to 480°F and work with…

Wood stove hearth pad requirements vary by stove type, but most need at least 18 inches of protection extending from all sides of the firebox opening. Your hearth pad must…

Installing a chimney liner for wood stoves requires removing the damper, measuring the chimney, and feeding a flexible stainless steel liner down from the roof to your stove connection point….