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Bobbie from Oxford Ohio asked:
Is it safe to install an insert in a dual fireplace see-through fireplace?
Is it safe to install an insert in a dual fireplace see-through fireplace?
No, a one-sided fireplace insert should not be installed inside a two-sided unit unless the other side is appropriately sealed off and enclosed.
Answered by: Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional on Apr 20, 2023

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Jack G. from morgantown, ind asked:
Do I need an external regulator for a natural gas fireplace insert?
Do I need an external regulator for a natural gas fireplace insert?
This depends on the model and your application, including how many other gas appliances are being serviced by your natural gas supply.
Answered by: Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional

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Bill S. from San Rafael. CA asked:
Are there fireplace inserts that have a battery back-up in case of power outage?
Are there fireplace inserts that have a battery back-up in case of power outage?
Yes, most gas fireplaces with an electronic ignition offer a battery back-up such as you describe so that the burner can still ignite in the event of a power outage.
Answered by: Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional

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Eric from Susanville Ca asked:
How do I measure the fireplace for the correct fit of a wood burning insert?
How do I measure the fireplace for the correct fit of a wood burning insert?
You will need to measure the front width, rear width, height and depth of your fireplace opening. If you have a masonry fireplace with a taper where it is less deep at the top of the opening than it is at the bottom, you may need to consider the measurements of the insert you are considering.
Answered by: Will M.

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About Fireplace Inserts

If you are interested in changing the look of your fireplace but do not want to start over from scratch, a fireplace insert may be a good option for you. Fireplace inserts are great for people who have an open masonry wood burning fireplace and want to upgrade to a gas or continue to burn wood with much greater heating efficiency. Also, the installation of an insert is much simpler than installing a brand new unit and venting system.

So many people choose this option when they want a low maintenance fireplace or want to switch to models that are better at providing heat than the traditional wood burning fireplace. So, if you are looking for an affordable, high efficiency option, check out our selection of fireplace inserts and see which one is right for you. See our Fireplace Insert Buyers Guide for more info. 

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