Ace Home Guides Releases A 2017 Guide For Gas Fireplace Inserts For Heating
Oct 12, 2017
With winter only a couple of weeks from now, Ace Home Guides encourages homeowners to try a gas fireplace insert instead of the conventional gas fireplace, with good reason.
Santa Barbara, United States - October 12, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
Gas fireplace inserts are low-cost and versatile, being able to burn pellets, wood or gas. They require less fuel while producing more heat and maintaining excellent-quality indoor air. They can be inserted into an already-existing traditional fireplace, without compromising aesthetic considerations. Homeowners can still enjoy the same visual beauty, rustic charm and warm ambiance provided by a traditional gas fireplace.
Here are the seven best gas fireplace inserts of 2017 according to Ace Home Guides:
1) Duluth Forge Dual Fuel Vent-Free Fireplace, 32,000 BTU, Remote Control, Autumn Spice Finish. This 45-pound unit has a dual fuel feature to accommodate liquid propane and natural gas. It also boasts of sensors for oxygen depletion, plus a handy remote control.
2) Napoleon GVF36-2N 30 000 BTU Vent Free Natural Gas Fireplace With Safety Pull Screen Realistic PHAZER Logs Oxygen Depletion Sensor & 99.9% Steady State High. This 170-pound unit has a capacity of heating a 1500-square-foot area for up to 30, 000 BTUs. It comes with a safety detector and automatic shutdown to monitor oxygen level depletion.
3) Pleasant Hearth Convertible Vent-Free Dual Fuel Fireplace in Rich Heritage, 42-Inch. This 140-pound screened unit offers features like a thermostat and electronic ignition for added convenience.
4) Peterson Real Fyre 24-inch Live Oak Log Set With Vented Burner, Match Lit (Natural Gas Only). This expertly crafted 1.2-pound log set produces a wood fire that looks impressively close to the real thing. The fact that it’s vented guarantees pollution reduction for best-quality indoor air.
5) Pleasant Hearth VFS2-PH20DT 20000 BTU Compact Vent-Free Gas Stove, 23.5″. This 58-pound vent-free unit requires no flue or chimney. Its dual-fuel feature can accommodate either liquid propane or natural gas.
6) Sure Heat BRO18NG Sure Heat Burnt River Oak Vented Gas Log Set, 18-Inch, Natural Gas. This 46.4-pound set has a u-shaped double burner that simulates a real-looking pattern of a dancing flame.
7) Napoleon GVFL18N 18 Inch Vent Free Natural Gas Log Set. This 38-pound set utilizes an energy-efficient infrared burner, together with grate, cast iron, charcoal embers, plus a five-pound bag of lava rock.
For more details, read more at http://acehomeguides.com/appliances/best-gas-fireplace-inserts-heating-combination/
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