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53243 17 in. x 41 in. Chim Cap Stainless Steel Knock-down Multi-flue Forever $176.86 5h 48m
VOGELZANG BX26E CAST IRON STANDARD BOXWOOD STOVE 96000BTU 6" FLUE SIZE NEW! $199.99 21d 11h 48m
CAST IRON WOOD STOVE , FIREPLACE , DOORS, HEATING , CAMPSTOVE , FLUE $350.00 28d 14h 37m
CHIMNEY FLUE EXHAUST KIT, FIREPLACE INSERT CORN PELLET $545.00 26d 12h 14m
29230 HomeSaver Flue Goo Furnace-refractory Cement- Gray- Pre-mixed- .5 Gal. $36.96 1d 21h 27m
Quadra Fire Fireplace Stove Horizontal Flue Kit - Part Number 834-3790 $121.92 9d 9h 49m
BX26E VOGELZANG CAST IRON STANDARD BOXWOOD STOVE 96000BTU 6" FLUE SIZE NIB $287.49 6d 7h 16m
Chimney 53101 Chim Cap Stainless Steel Single-Flue 8 Inch x 8 Inch Cap $72.62 27d 19h 16m
29325 HomeSaver Flue Goo Furnace-refractory Cement- Buff- Pre-mixed- 1-gallon $43.49 27d 19h 16m
LYEMANCE TOP SEALING FIREPLACE DAMPER FOR 8" X 8" FLUE $149.99 14d 6h 25m

Articles

A Facility Forever Young

Feb 04, 6832 | .

Both children’s and young adult spaces will be on the first floor, and floor-to-ceiling glass walls will make the collections visible to patrons as they approach the facility, architect Bradd Brown said. In designing the children’s room, Brown and his colleagues considered how a young child’s use of a library differs from that of a preteen. The result: The children’s room has four zones suited to different ages. While a parent and a young child might want to read in chairs ringed by low-height bookshelves, an older child might be more inclined to other activities. One clever feature is a magnetic chalkboard wall that might be used by children or by librarians during storytime. Architect Mindy Sorg and Pasicznyuk predict that lava lamp–like circles on the floor, which change colors when stepped on, will be popular.

A distinctive element, Sorg noted, is a room set aside a community organization, the Community Early Literacy Institute. Pasicznyuk described the collocation of services as a way of offering “one-stop shopping for literacy to the community.”

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News

Skeleton Found in Chimney 27 Years After Man Disappeared

Skeleton Found in Chimney 27 Years After Man Disappeared

Jul 27, 2011 | It was then that he discovered small bones and clothing at the base of the fireplace. The majority of the body appeared to have gotten stuck just above the fireplace in the narrow flue. The interior of the fireplace at Abbeville Bank where Schexnider's

Be chimney safe and get it swept

Jul 30, 2011 | DURING chimney fire safety week, Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service is urging home owners to book a registered chimney sweep to ensure their fireplace is safe to use later in the year. There are approximately 6000 chimney fires a year in England.

BOST CONSTRUCTION COMPANY v. BLONDY

Jul 20, 2011 | The record does not include a copy of the alleged agreement between the homeowner and Bost or the alleged agreement between Bost and Flue Sentinel. Flue Sentinel was the manufacturer of a "gas fireplace product" (the fireplace product) that was
Big Deal | Restoring a Vision

Big Deal | Restoring a Vision

Feb 04, 7049 | They replaced, for example, a wood-burning fireplace with a colorfully decorated flue that rises from the hearth to the 20-foot ceiling — in the middle of the stark, white-walled space between the living room and the dining room, Mr. Maltz said.

Beware of things that go 'scratch' in the dark!

Jul 28, 2011 | “I'm going to turn this knob and open the flue. Whatever is in there will probably drop down into the fireplace when I do that. I closed the doors to the fireplace and slowly turned the knob. Scratch. Scratch. Scratch. Scratch. Plunk!

Questions & Answers

Should I leave our fireplace flue open or closed?

Apr 20, 2007 by sundown858
We have a gas fireplace with fake logs. We want to get more of the heat from the fire coming into the livingroom, but is it dangerous to have the flue closed?
Gas logs may be fueled by either natural or propane gas. There are two basic types of gas logs currently on the market, the "vented" and the "vent-free".

VENTED vs. VENT-FREE

Vented gas logs best mimic real wood fires. They require a flue or venting pipe (hence the term the "vented") and produce a brilliant fire that offers a permanent, ashless experience. You can install these in an existing brick or stone fireplace, or install them in a pre-fabricated or "factory-built" firebox suitable for use with vented gas logs.

Vent-free (aka Unvented) gas logs offer the look and feel of fire, along with a good to large amount of heat for the room or space they are located in, and do not require the venting of a fireplace flue or vent-pipe. Because they must burn their gas supply completely, the flame of a vent-free log is typically not as active, large or brilliant. They are designed, engineered, tested and certified to literally burn all of the gas they consume. (The vent free standard is in excess of 99% efficiency to ensure a safe and clean burn.) After the initial "burn-in" or break in period the logs should offer a clean, reliable heat supply as long as you perform periodic maintenance. All vent free products are equipped with oxygen depletion sensors. This true for any vent free appliance, regardless of manufacturer or price range and should not be considered a selling point or bonus feature.

Some vent-free gas logs are "dual-listed" meaning they can operate with an open or closed fireplace flue or vent. However, for the maximum amount of effective heat, you would want to have the vent closed. This is your choice.

Fireplace flue in summer?

Feb 04, 2269 by CricketsBGone
Hi. We have a gas fireplace we don't use. I know you're supposed to close the flue during the winter so your heated air doesn't get sucked out through the chimney, so is it good to leave it wide open in the summer so warm air will get pulled out of the house?

Thanks.
Doesn't work that way. Leaving glass doors open, or damper open allows down drafts that smell like fire permeate the house. A fan on exhaust will pull that odor through the house. And the drafts will counter the effect of air conditioning the house. Just shut the damper and buy glass doors to close off the hearth when not in use.

Other Stores

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Chimney Swifts: America's Mysterious Birds Above the Fireplace $14.40 BetterWorld.com - New, Used, Rare Books & Textbooks With a non-technical narrative, numerous photos, and original drawings, they explore Chimney Swift natural history and provide practical guidelines for homeowners to coexist peacefully with these remarkable spring and summer guests. These sleek birds with crescent-shaped wings and acrobatic flight patterns migrate to North America from the Amazon River Basin each spring to breed and raise their young. Authors Paul and Georgean Kyle have worked ceaselessly in an attempt to alter that trend. The swifts return each spring to many of these towers, where they rear their young and where their home life is observed and recorded in previously undocumented detail. The Kyles' eight-acre homestead has become a world-renowned Chimney Swift sanctuary and research station, with more than a dozen Chimney Swift towers of various designs located throughout their property. But by the late 1980s, changes in chimney construction and homeowner attitudes had contributed to a major decline in the numbers of Chimney Swifts. In Chimney Swifts, the Kyles share the knowledge they have gained, providing readers with an unprecedented peek into the secret life of these beneficial, insect-eating birds.