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Fireplace INSERT installation from Maximilian Cleanman

An open chimney flue can lead to major heat loss in your home. Dave Mars explains how a fireplace insert can keep your fireplace energy efficient this winter.

The worlds most boring video of the Harman accentra pellet stove starting up.

Fireplace INSERT installation from Maximilian Cleanman

This video is of the Dimplex DFI2310 Electric Fireplace Insert

Installing a wood burning fireplace insert requires a permit from your local building authority. and in some locales requires a WETT QUALIFIED installer. Many insurance companies are now requiring WETT inspections to be done by a certified WETT inspector on new and existing installations. Check your local building authority and your insurance as to the requirements. Inserts must be installed into fireplaces and chimneys that are in good condition, installing an EPA rated unit will give you good heat value and stop old drafting fireplaces from exhausting expensive heated air through stack effect even when their leaky dampers are closed. Dean Brandhagen, certified general contractor and WETT installer and inspector in Victoria BC Canada, Vancouver Island

Our Osburn 1800 Fireplace insert was installed last week and let me tell you, it’s great! Burns effeciently and generates lots of heat for the entire main floor. EPA certified. We won’t be using the oil furnace anymore.

A one minute clip showing the nice flame you get from a Dimplex Electric Fireplace insert. If you need a smaller model, you can see all the ones we have at www.WeSellit.ca

Napoleon GDI-44 DV gas fireplace insert – One of the largest glass viewing areas on any gas insert on the market today. It’s also one of the very best furnace rated heater as well, with 44000 btus and high efficiency. The glass size is 36″ wide and 19″ high. This makes it about the same size as most open fireplaces found. The unit will sit about 5 inches out on the hearth which allows for it’s unique design of expanding the glass area out onto the hearth. It’s a real winner.

Hooking up a flexible chimney liner to a fireplace insert.