Fireplaces & Wood Stoves

Pinpoint the cause by understanding all the parts.

They usually break down in one of four ways.

Freestanding fireplaces can help with heating and cooking.

From using a top sealing damper to installing glass doors, here's a few ways to energy efficiency.

Adding a gas, wood, or pellet fireplace insert is a great way to heat up the home.

Effectively and safely clear the smoke.

Installing one is actually easy.

Outdoor fireplaces need maintenance too.

A Masonry heater allows you to heat your home with wood in a unique way.

A zero clearance fireplace is a free-standing system.

Use the pieces and parts to create a cozy and safe spot.

An electric portable fireplace adds ambiance and warmth to a room, but what if it isn't working?

For a new look, insert here.

Light your grill safely and quickly.

Each kind has advantages.

Enjoy a winter of cozy fires.

A stone fireplace surround is appealing to most homeowners.

Double the enjoyment and warmth.

Supplement your home's heat - with an economical, easy to use pellet stove.

Have your chimney inspected and cleaned annually.

Wood energy can be very green.

They're a relatively recent heating feature.

They're an economical and eco-friendly alternative.

Use these safety tips to keep your fireplace from going up in smoke.

There's no chimney in your home, but there's a fireplace in your future.

It's a dirty task, but we break it down so you can soon be sitting in front of a roaring fire.

Keep the cold out and the warm in by making sure your fireplace is operating at peak efficiency.

Before, during and after your fire, here's how to keep you fireplace healthy.

Homeowners often ask what causes a fireplace to smoke during use.

A fire needs fuel and air to burn properly.

Why fireplaces work, and how best to build them, has been a topic of hot debate literally for centuries.

Soot is a natural byproduct of burning wood.

Tile mosaics offer a unique and creative appeal.

Even in the corner, it can be a focal point.

Keep the flame alive with proper venting of your fireplace.

How to avoid the frustration of hearth dirt.

A stove insert might be the solution you're looking for.

Mable cuts an elegant feature.

It can't burn wood, but it can still warm up a room.

When gloomy weather threatens outside, settle in for the night in front of a fireplace.

It's also known as a corner fireplace.

A ventless fireplace is convenient but dangerous.

Avoid rust, food buildup, oil splashes and corrosion.

A typical barbecue grill does not normally offer sufficient space for working and cooking.

Select a fireplace enclosure to fit your decorating style.