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Lennox Merit Plus Series Electric Fireplaces Offer the Warmth and Glow of a Real Fire with Simple Plug-and-Play, Go-Anywhere Installation
- ebuild (10/24/2006)
- The Merit Plus Series offers all the amenities of a real fire without the need for a chimney, all accommodated in a dramatic contemporary setting. The realistic fire image, featuring exclusive Lennox Glowing Ember Crystals and a charred "split oak" log set, is housed in a sleek, modern chassis with an arresting bronze-tinted flush panel glass door. he Merit Plus MPE-27's standard, plug-in ready, three-pronged 110V grounded power cord makes installation fast and easy.
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The Lennox Elite ELDV3530, 4035 and 4540 Louverless Direct-Vent Fireplaces
- ebuild (10/24/2006)
- The exciting new Lennox Elite Series louverless direct-vent gas fireplaces are here. Louverless clean-face design delivers the elegance of traditional masonry with a dynamic flame, ember bed and log set that create a realistic and imcomparable fire presentation. These louverless "ELDV" fireplaces are available in 35", 40" and 45" sizes with natural and propane and millivolt and electronic configurations. Ranging from 25,000 Btu to 30,000 Btu throughout the series, these heater rated products offer expansive and elegant clean face looks in sizes and footprints that match our current Elite line exactly.
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The Lennox Elite E36ODG and E42ODG Outdoor Gas Fireplaces
- ebuild (10/23/2006)
- 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.
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Heat and Glo Introduces True-Arched Gas Fireplace
- ebuild (10/19/2006)
- Heat and Glo brings a new true arch design to gas fireplaces with the Cerona direct vent gas fireplace. Opening a new avenue to tie the fireplace into the design of the home, the Cerona leverages patented FireBrick technology to form a seamless ceramic firebox in a compelling and tall arch shape that closely mimics a masonry hearth.
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Stove maker cautions: don't let overheated prices panic you
- ebuild (10/13/2006)
- Vermont Castings, a major maker of gas and wood stoves and other hearth products, is cautioning North American consumers not to be panicked, by current fuel prices, into major buying decisions they may regret for years to come. Natural gas stoves, fireplace inserts and other gas products have a steady, assured supply of fuel with no delivery hassles, have more advancements, attractive appearance, convenience, cleanliness and heating output than any other products in their category.
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Regency Introduces the Liberty Gas Fireplace with Trinity Flame
- ebuild (10/11/2006)
- Regency has created a clean front solution that makes any room a great room. The Liberty Gas Fireplace is the clean front version of the industry's top selling direct vent gas fireplace sizes. The Liberty series fills a market need by providing consumers and designers with a 26" and 30" luxury, clean front fireplace for every day homes. With unparalleled viewing areas, the Liberty has the beauty of a real masonry fireplace. Carefully matched brick panels placed on both the inside and outside of the clean glass, the Liberty creates the illusion of a tall, open fire.
- Fireplaces
- REMODELING Magazine (10/1/2006)
- Homeowners are still gassing up when it comes to fireplaces.
- Exterior Products Review: Outdoor Kitchens
- BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (8/10/2006)
- 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 (3/1/2006)
- 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.
- Custom Touches: Fire Stone
- CUSTOM HOME Magazine (3/1/2006)
- There's nothing quite like a massive stone fireplace to recall distant times and places. Custom home pros like big rocks used in rustic as well as sleek ways to fit the home's mood and locale.
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