Fireplace Inserts

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Fireplace inserts are basically used to enhance the operation and appearance of an existing burning fireplace. The purpose of using a fireplace insert is to place some form of heating unit within an existing fireplace that may or may not be currently operational. Fireplace inserts are stoves that are inserted into the fireplace. They have different designs for different functions and are comprised of a gas log set that is encased in a cast iron or steel exchanger. They often have built-in fans to move heat and to heat the room effectively. The fireplace inserts are also designed with remote controls or a wall switch for convenience. Fireplace inserts create a much more cost effective way to heat the homes and increasing the efficiency upto 80%.


Benefits of Fireplace Inserts

• Increased fireplace efficiency.
• Convenient, clean and easy to use.
• Acts as a perfect secondary home heater which helps save money.
• Multiple fuel options.
• Cost-effective fuel consumption.
• Fireplace emissions are reduced which improves winter air quality.
• Provides heat when the power goes out.

Types of Fireplace Inserts

• The Direct Vent that refers to system with sealed combustion. This helps heat the homes in an efficient manner while maintaining the quality of indoor air. It takes negative air pressure and combustion air brought in from the outside and eliminates heat loss that is often a problem with typical chimneys.
  
  
• The Natural Vent uses either a masonry chimney or pre-fabricated metal chimney. This helps the air from the room is used for combustion and exhausts the air going to the outside of the house by using a flexible liner installed within the chimney.

Varieties of Fireplace Inserts

• Gas Fireplace Inserts
• Wood Fireplace Inserts
• Electric Fireplace Inserts

Selecting a Fireplace Insert

• Type: Know the type of fuel (natural gas, propane, EPAcertified wood, pellet and coal) to be used.
• Size: There are many sizes of fireplace inserts, from small to very large.
• Location: An insert needs to be placed in an existing fireplace with a working chimney.
• Venting: Venting is required in an insert.
• Features: Consider the added features like self-cleaning glass doors to provide a view of the fire, optional fans to distribute heat into a room, as well as thermostatic, or remote controls, to help regulate the fire automatically etc.
• Style: All fireplace inserts come in a variety of styles, colors, finishes and designs, from modern to traditional.