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Wood Burning Indoor Fireplace

1. Before use, make sure the fireplace is placed stably, check whether the damper/flue is smooth, and clean up the ash accumulated after the previous use. Otherwise, the safety of use and combustion effect will be affected.
2. Check whether the furnace body and observation window glass are damaged.
3. Ignition method: Place the fire in the furnace, ignite it and then add wood. Make sure there is space for air circulation. Without air flow, the fire will be extinguished immediately.

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Wood Burning Indoor Fireplace

A Cozy Addition to Your Home There's nothing like curling up in front of a warm, crackling fire on a cold winter night. And what better way to achieve that cozy ambiance than with a wood burning indoor fireplace? Wood burning indoor fireplaces have been around for centuries and continue to be a popular choice among homeowners. They provide not only warmth but a sense of comfort and relaxation that can't be matched by any other heating source.

There are many different styles of indoor fireplaces to choose from, ranging from traditional to modern and everything in between. Some of the most popular types include:

1. Masonry fireplaces: These are the most common type of wood burning fireplace and are made of brick or stone. They can be designed to match the style of your home and are known for their durability and longevity.

2. Prefabricated fireplaces: These are made of metal and are built to be assembled quickly and easily. They can be customized to fit any space and are a great option for those with limited space.

3. Zero-clearance fireplaces: These are similar to prefabricated fireplaces, but they're designed to be installed directly against a wall or in a corner. They're ideal for smaller rooms or for those who want to save on space.

Regardless of which type of fireplace you choose, there are a few things to consider before making your purchase:

1. Ventilation: Wood burning fireplaces require good ventilation to prevent the buildup of harmful gases in your home. Be sure to consult with a professional to ensure you have adequate ventilation before installing a new fireplace.

2. Maintenance: While wood burning fireplaces are relatively low-maintenance, they do require regular cleaning to prevent creosote buildup. Additionally, it's important to have your chimney inspected annually to ensure it's in good condition.

3. Fuel: Wood burning fireplaces require wood, which can be a cost-effective option if you have access to firewood. If not, you'll need to purchase wood, which can be more expensive than other forms of heating.

Product Specification

Business type	Manufacturer
Service	OEM, ODM
Product Name	Cast Iron wood-burning fireplace
Application	Living Room, Bedroom
Material	Cast iron
Color	Matt black/customized
Weight	128-175 KG Cast iron fireplace
Flue outlet	Both top & rear
Flue diameter	152 mm or 180 mm
Optional Fittings	Chimney pipe, elbow, rain cover, clean-out tee, reducer, etc.