No heat flame wall fireplace
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Comments (21)@ Luke Buckle yep that’s the one. Has 1000w/200w switchable. I just put an oil heater in there 2 days ago to trial and room was toasty in under 5mibs WITH A non instant oil heater so a fan type wouldn’t take long. Also consider the heat lamps are 250w so 1000w total if all 4 are on. They feel like they are frying your head off from above when blazing all 4 lamps so depends on what “feel” you want also. As someone mentioned, let alone the cost of lamp replacement. Having been in lighting industry they wouldn’t last super long either (perhaps newer ultra violet do but their also pricier again)... I’m no better either!...See MorePainting Plastered Brick Wall Near Combustion Fireplace
Comments (8)I'm pretty sure it will be a fibro cement (non combustible wall) needed rather than gyprock/plaster & the fireplace will generate the bulk of the heat from the flue. As long as correct distance (building code will dictate) is maintained to combustible surfaces there should be no problem. Have you considered tiling the wall?...See MoreWhere to place wall mounted electric fireplace
Comments (2)Hi Deb, you can put your tv to the side of your fireplace, looks beautiful this way, few inspiration photos for you....See MoreDo electric log fires give off any or much heat
Comments (2)You can get models that do both. I don’t think that they are very efficient but they do add atmosphere to the room....See More- 8 years ago
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