can you put it in a fireplace and get the same result?
1527285
No. I so not think you can. Some of the mechanics are but into the actual unit. I can tell you that it works great and kicks out a lot of heat. I have a 800 sq foot living room, it heats every inch of it.
1527286
Not sure it could get enough air flow inside a brick box, that's a question for manufacturer. Why not just a gas log insert?
1527287
Uh, you could but your fireplace would need to be Hugh. its more of a stand alone item
923989
Those fireplaces typically have RF (radio frequency) remote controls. If the specific one you have is infra red, it will work, if not I believe there are ir--> rf adaptors that can be used in conjunction with this remote to do the job.
1002030
I've never tried but I'm sure it'll work perfect... Once lit, it keeps going for 10+ min and I'll definitely be using it this winter in the fireplace.
336271
You probably could do so. I used mine around a rounded fireplace hearth. It isn't too pricey, so maybe get one roll and try it out.
1647944
Yes you can. You will need to put a can or something to keep the wood in though so the heat and flame can be concentrated. It looks like the metal is coated in Zinc to make it rust resistsant so I would not build a fire in the thing unless you want zinc poisoning.
1823594
Hi there,Yes, the fireplace can be used without expelling any heat. The thermostat on it can be changed, as well as the brightness of the flames.Thanks for your question-Wishack
725661
My red Duraflame is in my living room. I've gotten comments from visitors to my house about how realistic the fireplace looks. I think it makes the room look cozy. Can you tell the flames are fake? Of course, but they look as real as any faux fireplace that I've seen (and I've owned five different electric fireplaces). I have a black Duraflame fireplace that's been in my three-season sunroom for about six years now, and it's on carpet. So yes, you can put the heater on carpeting.
2016496
I have used this product only in an enclosed fireplace (screened) , but you should check with the manufacturer about this question.
1823595
Yes. U can have either the fireplace on with the blower or u can just have the flames on without it blowing hot air.
1513387
Anything is possible .... but I wouldn't try it myself. It is designed to mount on a wall, which you would have to provide in the opening of your fireplace. There are better options out there, which I have used, that sit inside your opening like gas logs would sit. You just set them in place and plug them in and operate them with a remote. You can even add glass screens in front of them to give a real decorative look.
1920348
Yes, it can be used in your fireplace. They are beautiful! But, a 10 lb. bag covers very little. Depending on how deep you want the glass, I would order 2-3 bags.
2002774
I have no idea but would not try it myself. The material seems to be a hard plastic. You would need to contact Rivers Edge customer service to confirm temperature rating. Another idea is to check with a store that specializes in selling fireplace components and accessories.
736617
Yes, as long as the wattage on the fireplace is less than the transformer. The transformer can convert from 220 to 110 and 110 to 220. It has an American style plug on the front to plug your fireplace into. I use my for a blender and food processor regularly and it works great.
1300663
Yes and No. For deco purpose, You can insert into anything that fit but only if you DON'T use the heat.The answer to your question is NO if you intend to use it as a heat source it will burn the wood case unless you put a vent, also the wood case will cover the side amber lights.I inserted this unit into my existing brick fireplace for deco only and not using the heat. For less than $150 bucks, it served my purpose, so i like it.
617908
if it is put in the fireplace by itself. no wood can be in the fireplace or any other type of fire going at the same time.
612049
I would not advise using in a regular fireplace for two reasons; the smoke will tarnish the glass and the burnt embers would mix with the glass.
570030
1/ I dont think it will be a problem. 2/ Yes, or all the gas would come out the end. 3/ Sure I would put the flame side facing forward. I found that the draft going thru the fireplace pushed the flames back too far. So, I turned the device around and it hit more wood. Addtionally, for everyones sake. Know that this will take more gas to get the wood going. Because you are not using Kindling, just logs, the temp of the fire takes a while to build up in order to get enough coals to sustain the logs. Turn the gas off too soon and the fire will die.