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We all love a nice, natural wood fire going in our fireplace, and the beautiful smell and crackles it brings. But with the environmental aspect of burning natural wood being under scrutiny, as we see the devastation to our forests, we search for alternative means for the fireplace. A Pellet Stove is an alternative that gives sustainability to the fireplace fuel issue and provides performance to heat your residence.

Fireplace Inserts for gas fireplaces, wood fireplaces, and pellet fireplaces are a modern solution to the problem of inefficient heating. A fireplace box transforms a drafty hearth into an efficient source of warmth

A few decades ago, fireplaces were often a standard fixture. Homebuyers searching many properties in one day may have seen similar looking fireplaces in each of the properties. With advances in technology and a focus on interior design, the humble fireplace is being elevated to the focal point of a home or office space. Gas fireplace inserts transform inefficient fireplaces into cleaner burning units, adding to the value and the appeal of real estate property when it returns to the market. To make an undeniable interior design statement, custom DaVinci fireplaces can be assembled from a modular kit which can take a multitude of custom configurations. With glass heights of up to 36 inches, and a platinum crushed glass media covering the burner, the size, and colors of the fireplace command attention. Safe touch glass is a feature on all DaVinci custom fireplaces, reducing the risk of potential burn injuries, an important consideration for office designers and homeowners alike.

Colorado Fireplace stores feature fireplace inserts for gas fireplaces, wood fireplaces, and pellet stoves to improve efficiency and eliminate drafts. Fireplace inserts work in conjunction with chimney liners

Fireplaces in Colorado have always had two main roles, to look attractive and to provide a reliable source of warmth. Older styles of the fireplace can be inefficient, sending heat up the chimney instead of it being directed into the room which it was designed to warm. The problem is compounded by drafts seeping into the home down the chimney when the fireplace is not in use. This is not only inefficient, it is costly, as more fuel is required to heat the space.

Decades ago every home had a similar fireplace, essentially a source of heat primarily, and if it looked appealing within the home, that was a bonus. How times have changed! When choosing a heating solution for a home or business there are many more factors to consider than the type of fuel to be used. Fireplace inserts are available for different types of fireplace and basically convert an outdated inefficient and often drafty fireplace into a sleek self-contained unit which is able to burn fuel more efficiently and direct more of the heat generated into the living space, rather than losing valuable heat through the chimney.

Fireplaces generate heat but it can come as a surprise to learn how much of that generated heat is lost through the chimney. The fuel being burned is not always efficiently heating the space intended. This translates into a cost when more fuel is required to reach the desired temperature, and the time taken is also longer as the heat is not being effectively directed into the living area.

Fireplace stores in Colorado have changed over time and can now proudly showcase the latest in cutting-edge fireplace design. Whilst most fireplaces are functional and required to heat the area they are located, some gas fireplaces are purely decorative. These design elements can become the focal point of a home or a business office. With a modular design, DaVinci fireplaces can be ordered in various configurations so they fit virtually any space. One of the advantages with these custom fireplaces is that the modules which fit together are all small enough to be handled and carried by two people. They can fit inside elevators and can pass through standard doors. This saves time and money compared to the large fireplaces which are one unit and then have to be lowered into a building by a crane for instance.

Inefficient fireplaces have been accepted as normal for decades. Drafts coming down the chimney are more than annoying, they are cooling the house down when the fireplace is not in use, inevitably requiring more fuel to be used up trying to regulate a warm temperature in the house. This translates into higher energy bills.

The primary function of a fireplace is to warm the home. Ironically, fireplaces have historically also caused the loss of significant heat from a home as cold air descends through the chimney, creating a draft and lowering the temperature of the room or zone within the house when the fireplace is not being used. Whereas once upon a time this negative side-effect would have been viewed as acceptable, there are proven ways to improve efficiency and therefore the cost-effectiveness of a fireplace. As well as helping with utility bills, this improvement can also be viewed as more environmentally responsible.