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Contemporary Crushed Glass

Contemporary Crushed Glass
Add a contemporary touch to your fireplace by ditching the outdated logs and adding a bed of crushed fire glass instead.

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    Pros & Cons of Vent-Free Gas Logs.
    • Option to deliver more heat inside your home than vented gas logs.
    • When burning for heat, gas burning odors can be detected.
    • Must be installed in a fireplace approved for a vent-free log set.
    • Burns cleaner and logs do not accumulate soot.
    • Installation is subject to state & local codes (some areas and applications do not allow vent-free).
    Pros & Cons of Vented Gas Logs.
    • More realistic and natural looking flame than vent free.
    • Must be installed in a fully functioning wood burning fireplace.
    • Majority of heat is lost as it goes up the chimney (heat output is similar to burning wood).
    • Produces some soot when flame touches log.
    Benefits of Vent Free Fireboxes.

    Adding new venting to accommodate a fireplace in your living space isn’t always an option, but vent free fireboxes offer a way to get the enjoyment of a fireplace without the hassle or renovation costs. They’re easy to use, cost effective, and come in a range of design styles to fit perfectly into your home.

    Heat & Energy Efficiency
    • 99% efficient, converting nearly all fuel used into heat.
    Versatile Installation
    • No venting means it can be placed nearly anywhere in the home.
    • Zero clearance – it can be installed on wood floors and near drywall.
    Cost Savings
    • Less materials and minimal installation requirements.
    Ease of Use
    • Wall switch or remote operation – fire at the push of a button.
    • Remote or thermostat options available.
    Greater Customization
    • Variety of interior options.
    • Larger selection of burner and gas logs which can be changed out at any time.
    Benefits of Pellet Stoves.
    • Easy operation with programmable thermostats.
    • Clean-burning and environmentally friendly.
    • High energy efficiency with low emissions.
    • Less maintenance than traditional wood systems.
    • Eco-conscious heating solution without sacrificing comfort.
    Benefits of Electric Stoves.
    • No consideration necessary for fuel type or venting.
    • Installs anywhere near an outlet.
    • Plug in and enjoy the flames.
    • Ambiance with optional heat for year round enjoyment.
    Benefits of Wood Stoves.
    • Classic, natural flame and ambiance.
    • Reliable heat source—even during power outages.
    • High-efficiency models available.
    • Ideal for homeowners who enjoy a hands-on heating experience.
    Benefits of Gas Stoves.
    • Simple ignition and temperature control.
    • Clean-burning with minimal upkeep.
    • No need to store or handle fuel.
    • Stylish designs that fit any décor.
    • Available in a range of sizes and finishes.
    • Reliable heat with maximum convenience.
    Benefits of Pellet Inserts.
    High Energy Efficiency & Cost Savings
    • Up to 85% efficiency rating.
    • Provide more heat per dollar than traditional wood fireplaces.
    Convenience and Automation
    • Automatic ignition means no more lighting fires by hand.
    • Thermostat operation lets the unit keep the space the temperature you want.
    Extended Burn Times
    • Large hoppers can hold enough fuel to burn for well over 12 hours.
    Cleaner Operation and Less Mess
    • High efficiency burns almost all the fuel leaving very little pellet ash to clean up.
    Easy Installation
    • With access to an existing chimney, these inserts install with no major construction.
    Benefits of Electric Inserts.
    Easy Installation
    • No venting, gas lines, or chimney required.
    • All you need is a nearby outlet or electric supplied to the existing fireplace.
    Energy Efficient
    • Designed to provide supplemental heat, electric fireplaces help reduce energy costs.
    • Seals up drafty fireplaces that let cold air into the home.
    Low Maintenance
    • No ash, soot, or annual service required.
    • Simply plug in and enjoy.
    Year-Round Enjoyment
    • Enjoy the flame effect with or without heat.
    Safe & Clean

    • Cool-to-the-touch glass.
    • No open flames.
    • Zero emissions.
    • Safe option for families and pets.
    Benefits of Wood Inserts.
    High Energy Efficiency
    • 70-80% efficiency ratings.
    • Gasket glass doors limit loss of house air used for combustion.
    Intense Heat
    • Upwards of 56,000 BTUs, heating capacity up to 2,400 square feet.
    No Utilities Required
    • Heating capacity off grid – no need for gas or electric.
    Safety and Convenience
    • Sealed system produces less carbon and creosote, reducing risk of chimney fires.
    • Extended burn times (6-10 hours) means less trips to the wood pile to reload.
    Savings on Heating Costs
    • Supplemental heat at lower burns, complete home heat at higher burns.
    • Less reliance on central heating systems.

    Benefits of Gas Inserts.
    Ease of Use
    • Enjoy heat at the flip of a switch or press of a button.
    • No more mess, no more cleaning ashes, no more sweeping chimneys.
    Cost Savings
    • Sealed system keeps your warm house air in the home and eliminates costly cold air drafts.
    • Natural gas is by far the cheapest fuel used to heat your home.
    Update the Look of the Home
    • A variety of decorative front designs will bring the fireplace up to date.
    Safety
    • 100% of combustion byproducts are sent out of the home.
    • Fronts all come standard with safety barrier mesh to protect from hot surfaces.
    Heat
    • 30,000 – 40,000 BTUs of heat can warm a single room or large open concept spaces.
    • Gas inserts are 70-80% efficient pushing heat into the home without drawing heat out.
    Increase Resale Value of the Home
    • High efficiency and up to date aesthetics are highly desired by new home buyers.
    Benefits of Outdoor Fireplaces.

    Outdoor fireplaces are available in a range of styles—whether it’s gas, electric, or wood-burning—to fit the vision you have for your outdoor space. They offer atmosphere as well as comfort, maximizing your ability to relax and enjoy every inch of your home.

    Variety of Installations
    • Wood burning options do not require gas or electric lines.
    • Where gas or electric available, no chimney needed for gas burning options.
    • Freestanding structures allow fireplaces to be placed anywhere in your outdoor living area.
    Warmth and Ambiance
    • Radiant wood heat or efficient gas options provide warmth for cool evenings.
    • Creates a relaxing, inviting atmosphere.
    Extended Living Space and Seasonal Use
    • Creates another room for social gathering and entertaining guests.
    • Adds warmth in cooler months for extended use of outdoor space.

    Benefits of Electric Fireplaces.

    Electric fireplaces are a safe, cost-effective way to better heat the colder areas of your home. They’re mess-free, easy to use, and can help save you money on energy bills without sacrificing comfort.

    Easy Installation
    • No venting, gas lines, or chimney required.
    • Electric fireplaces can be installed almost anywhere, making them ideal for condos, apartments, offices, and remodels.
    Energy Efficient
    • Designed to provide supplemental heat, electric fireplaces help reduce energy costs.
    Low Maintenance
    • No ash, soot, or annual service required.
    • Simply plug in and enjoy.
    Year-Round Enjoyment
    • Enjoy the flame effect with or without heat.
    Safe & Clean
    • Cool-to-the-touch glass.
    • No open flames.
    • Zero emissions.
    • Safe option for families and pets.
    Benefits of Wood Burning Fireplaces.

    Wood-burning fireplaces offer more than just heat—they create an atmosphere. From the natural glow of the flames to the comforting sound of burning logs, they provide a traditional experience many homeowners still love today. They’re also a great option for those who enjoy the hands-on ritual of building and maintaining a fire.

    Authentic Experience
    • Enjoy the sights, sounds, and aroma of a real wood fire.
    Strong Heat Output
    • Efficient models can produce significant heat & a reliable source of warmth during winter.
    No Gas or Electricity Required
    • Operate independently of utilities.
    Timeless Design Options Available
    Benefits of Vent Free Fireplaces.

    A vent free gas fireplace, sometimes referred to as a ventless gas fireplace, delivers nearly all of the available heat energy directly into the room. Unlike a direct vent gas fireplace, vent free fireplaces use room air for combustion, but their clean-burning technologies and Oxygen Depletion Sensors instantly shut off the valve if oxygen in the room drops to an unsafe level. With no need for venting, these provide you with even more options for installation in any room in your home.

    Heat & Energy Efficiency
    • 99% efficient, converting nearly all fuel used into heat.
    Versatile Installation
    • No venting means it can be placed nearly anywhere in the home.
    • Zero clearance – it can be installed on wood floors and near drywall.
    Cost Savings
    • Less materials and minimal installation requirements.
    Ease of Use
    • Wall switch or remote operation – fire at the push of a button.
    • Remote or thermostat options available.