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Warm Up to Fireplace Inserts
If you’re looking for a fireplace that contains both the fire and heat, consider a fireplace insert.Â
What Is a Fireplace Insert?Â
Fireplace inserts are self-contained units that burn gas, wood or pellets. They’re typically metal boxes with glass fronts that can be placed inside existing fireboxes or as a freestanding vent-free unit. They burn efficiently and trap the heat. Some have blowers that force heated air into the room instead of up the chimney.Â
Fireplace inserts can also be electric-check out this video on the benefits of these models. A ventless insert doesn’t even need a chimney to operate, while wood-burning models always require a flue to exhaust outside.Â
Choose the Right Insert for YouÂ
You’ll want to consider several factors when shopping for an insert. Both electric and gas fireplace inserts offer the ease of push-button lighting. Remote control operation is another available feature. Pellet, coal and wood burning inserts are also popular and tend to look and function more like traditional fireplaces. If you want the convenience of propane with the look of a wood-burning fire, consider a gas log insert.
What Is a Fireplace Insert?Â
Fireplace inserts are self-contained units that burn gas, wood or pellets. They’re typically metal boxes with glass fronts that can be placed inside existing fireboxes or as a freestanding vent-free unit. They burn efficiently and trap the heat. Some have blowers that force heated air into the room instead of up the chimney.Â
Fireplace inserts can also be electric-check out this video on the benefits of these models. A ventless insert doesn’t even need a chimney to operate, while wood-burning models always require a flue to exhaust outside.Â
Choose the Right Insert for YouÂ
You’ll want to consider several factors when shopping for an insert. Both electric and gas fireplace inserts offer the ease of push-button lighting. Remote control operation is another available feature. Pellet, coal and wood burning inserts are also popular and tend to look and function more like traditional fireplaces. If you want the convenience of propane with the look of a wood-burning fire, consider a gas log insert.
Questions & Answers
- What are a few brands that you carry in Fireplace Inserts?
- We carry Dimplex, Clihome, Pleasant Hearth and more.
- What are the shipping options for Fireplace Inserts?
- All Fireplace Inserts can be shipped to you at home.
- What is the difference between a fireplace and an insert?
- A fireplace refers to the complete fireplace structure installed in an opening in the wall. Fireplace inserts are self-contained units similar to a stove that can be placed inside an already existing fireplace structure and are a great option if you are renovating an already existing fireplace. Fireplace inserts are usually considered more efficient in heat output and require less maintenance. Within Fireplace Inserts, we carry products by top brands with various features such as Adjustable Flame Colors, Flame Works With or Without Heat and Adjustable Flame Brightness.
- How much space in sq. footage can be heated by Fireplace Inserts?
- Products available within Fireplace Inserts can heat up to decorative sq. ft.
- What's the price range for Fireplace Inserts?
- The average price for Fireplace Inserts ranges from $50 to $4,000.
- What are some of the most reviewed products in Fireplace Inserts?
- Some of the most reviewed products in Fireplace Inserts are the Home Decorators Collection Brindle Flame 20 in. Candle Electric Fireplace Insert with Infrared Heater in Black with 319 reviews, and the Classic Flame 36 in. Traditional Built-in Electric Fireplace Insert with 142 reviews.
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