What generates the heat? If either any kind of wood, or gas, then a big no!
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> Is there a safe way of bringing in an outdoor fire place in
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What generates the heat? If either any kind of wood, or gas, then a big no!
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My sought is to leave it outdoors
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From: GenePoole
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Is there a safe way of bringing in an outdoor fire place into the living
room? I w
My thoughts on taking an outside fireplace and moving it into your living
room are as follows:
Hope you have some good insurance. although, they might invalidate your
policy by doing this.
Aside from the issue of sparks and embers falling out and burning your
carpet, there is the little issue
HI, WHY would you want to bring a out door fire place in doors???
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My sought is to leave it outdoors
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Cause we don't have 10grand to build one lol.
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HI, WHY would you want to bring a out door fire place in
I thought of that, I was gonna run a stove pipe from it out the window.
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The problem with bringing one of these units
Wilson
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From: Dan Rossi
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My thoughts on taking an outside fireplace and moving it into your living
room are as follows:
Hope
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HI, WHY would you want to bring a out door fire place in doors???
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From: rj
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Subjec
Ventelation is by far the most dangerous thing you need to consider.
Without a proper hood and vent pipe you're going to
get dead from carbon monoxide poisoning real soon.
You'd best get a rea indoor fireplace with properly installed chimney,
messing around isn't worth your life.
tom
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If you don't vent it you'll wake up dead from carbon monoxide poisoning.
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essage, I don't have 10 grand to
spend on building a proper brick fireplace, so I'm looking at options.
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From: Max Robinson
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Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2006 1:43 PM
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I'm sure there are stove and other much less expensive indoor options,
but they still have to be installed by someone who knows what they're
doing.
I also wouldlove an indoor fireplace but in a rented small duplex it ain't
gonna happen.
tom
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t thanks for all you guys' input on the matter.
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From: Tom Fowle
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I'm sure there are stove and other much less expensi
r 30, 2006 6:53 PM
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> Yeah, Tom. Landlords get real pissy when ya start drillin holes in the
> walls. REally can't understand why, smirk. Seriously though, it's
> something me and my gal have been tossing around for a while now. W
I believe there are such animals as ventless gas fireplaces now. I don't
know if they are called ventless because they need no chimney but have an
external horizontal vent, but that is my understanding at least.
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Blue skies.
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>I believe there are such animals as ventless gas fireplaces now. I don't
> know if they are called ventless because they need n
f Of David Ferrin
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It might even have bugs and so forth living inside of the thing. That's
what first crossed my mind.
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