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Gas fireplace inserts
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Donald Shore Apr 16, 2009.
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Jennier O'Shields replied to Robert Bailey's discussion Gas fireplace inserts"If your on the east coast this guy is a dealer for European reproduction gas fireplaces and fire backs, http://www.eighteenthcenturyfireplaces.com/ (he prefers the phone contact rather than email.) If he doesn't have it he can probably at least…"
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I've been looking for a gas fireplace insert for my 1937 bungalow. It was originally a wood burning fireplace, I think, then it was plumbed for gas sometime, but whatever was originally installed was gone when I bought the house (and it wasn't stuck out in the garage--I checked). I can't stand the fake log gas fires, and what I really want is one of the great old cast iron inserts with a gas heater that uses ceramic heating elements to radiate out the heat. SEE ATTACHED EXAMPLE FROM A HOUSE OF…See More
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