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Eclipse Direct-Vent Fireplace (BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine)

Hearth and Home Technologies. Combining hearth components into a single product, the Eclipse direct-vent fireplace has a cast surround made of organic cementitious material and is 36 inches wide and 24 inches deep. The fireplace includes a switch control, an electronic IPI ignition, and a black mesh safety curtain covering the tempered glass front. The unit is rated at 20,000 BTUs. 800-927-6841.

Have a Hearth (BUILDER Online News Service)

Almost 55 million American homes have at least one fireplace, so it's only natural that a product category with that much penetration would have its own show, right? Well, it does, but it's much more than fireplaces. The Hearth, Patio & Barbecue Expo is an annual roving event dedicated to almost all things fire -- gas- and wood-burning stoves, fireplaces, outdoor grills, mantels, chimneys, and more.

Finishing Touches: Winter Wonderland (BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine)

Specialty products make it fun to be out in the cold.

Masonry Fireplaces (MASONRY CONSTRUCTION MAGAZINE)

Fireplaces and More

The Merit Plus Series MP-36OD and MP-42OD Indoor/Outdoor "Dual-Fuel" Fireplaces (ebuild)

Lennox Hearth announced the introduction of an exciting new Merit Plus Series. The clean, contemporary look of stainless steel creates an attractive, durable wood-burning fireplace versatile enough for use indoors or out. Faced in durable 304 stainless steel, these fireplaces are equally at home in any contemporary indoor setting, including kitchens, and are rugged enough to meet any outdoor fireplace need.

The Lennox Elite E36ODG and E42ODG Outdoor Gas Fireplaces (ebuild)

The exciting new Lennox Outdoor Gas fireplaces are here. "Go-anywhere" configuration, contemporary stainless steel design and dramatic fire realism brings the beauty, ambiance and convenience of a gas fire to any outdoor setting. These beautiful Elite series stainless steel fireplaces are available in 36" and 42" sizes, in natural and propane configurations with either standard or herringbone brick patterns.

Fireplaces (REMODELING Magazine)

Homeowners are still gassing up when it comes to fireplaces.

Exterior Products Review: Outdoor Kitchens (BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine)

There was a time when the American home was divided into two distinct areas: inside and out. In climates with radical seasonal shifts, picnic tables and barbecue grills, like white clothing, were uncovered–or unearthed from garage or basement–on Memorial Day, at which time they became the center of social and family activities for the next three months. On Labor Day all was packed away for another year. Times change. Like white, no longer limited to dress shirts year-round, backyards are morphing into open-air great rooms that are viable extensions of, even additions to, a home's interior ones. Not surprisingly, the old grill setup seems to be evolving into a residential phenomenon commonly referred to as the outdoor kitchen.

no-blame flame (residential architect Magazine)

The fireplace has long been an iconic symbol in American culture. “It takes us back to grandmother's house,” says Carbondale, Colo.-based architect Doug Graybeal, AIA, “and it's better than television.” But, setting aside our affinity for nostalgia, grandma's house was woefully short on energy efficiency, and her fireplace was a major source of the problem.