I pulled out a gas fireplace and want to use a wood stove insert. Would this product work as a heat shield attached to the gas fireplace framework?
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Do not think so this product is not rated for the amount of heat a wood stove puts off and not for the length of time you would burn a wood stove . usually the surround that a gas fireplace is enclosed in is only a thin steel shielding would not work at all to enclose a wood burning stove . A real brick original fireplace that was once used for wood fires would work but still the wood stove needs clearance on the sides and back .
962134
We have a gas stove and it works fine just remwmber dont go over medium heat with it. Hubby does not like it, he says it is too small but i like it and the size is fine for me! :) He had his heart set on a cast iron one I think is why he did not like it.
1446370
I would think so. We used it on a propane stove and on the grill over a campfire and it worked perfectly. It has a nice heft to it, not as thin as a previous one.
2246567
Sorry, you must be confusing this with another ProCom fireplace insert. This is the only freestanding stove they sell; the rest of their products are fireplace inserts which can be used with an existing hearth or the with hearths they sell. I believe most inserts will come with several hearth options.
1488645
It is totally possible. I'd suggest getting some kind of tray if your burner doesn't have any. (Mine did.) You'll need to pile it up fairly high if you want the gas to be dispersed through it. Two bags, I'd say. And you should be aware, this stuff is like broken bits of safety glass. If you want a "pretty" effect, I'd spend more money and get the polished kind of fire-glass.
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This stove has a vertical stove pipe attaching collar. It depends if you have a stove pipe connection to your fireplace chimney that is higher than the top of the stove. I have had a fireplace insert, and this stove would not fit, unless your fireplace opening was higher than the stove. The problem then would be closing off the area around the stove, so you could get a draft. You would probably be better off buying a fireplace insert if that is your application.
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You could probably still do it, mine does not get that hot undernesth even with a large fire. Would have to watch out for sparks though. Sparks and hot cinders can still pop out through screening. Another recommendation is to get a good cover if you dont already have one, i have mine covered with heavy canvas that was cheaper than buying brand name. If you have any other questions, let me know. Very happy with my Landmann!
561979
I tried, it worked okay. I discovered it best to create use a place a heatshield on top and use my mobile outdoor firepit. Strapped to the top with an steel wire hanger I found it very effective to heat my house!AmazonBasics Steel Lattice Fire Pit, 23-1/2-Inch
1948753
I use it on a gas stove. It's cast iron so it is a great conductor of heat.
208354
it should work with the mesh screen and you may have to add extra magnets or whateverto seal off all of the fireplace opening
962135
I have a gas stove and it works great. The instructions will tell you not to put the heat on high. It is very large so if you have a smaller stove it won't fit. I use mine all the time. Easy to clean also.
801048
it is very flexible like cloth and I think your handle at bottom would be easy to cover. I have a handle on the side of my fireplace insert and I pull it over that.
1131076
I would believe that it is totally safe. A better question would be is it a good product for my oven? I would not recommend this for any oven because of the delicate design and lack of material. Oven rated heat shield is a heavy fire rated braided fabric. The product you are considering is extremely thin and not really designed for electrical appliances.
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It seems you could put it anywhere you wanted but if u place it on a cooktop and accidentally turn on the burner underneath it you will damage this expensive appliance.Seems risky. I would love to place mine on my gas cooktop so it is under my ventilating hood. I wondered if a fireproof heatproof board could be placed over the cooktop to protect this device in the event one of my gas burners was inadvertently turned on.
1941947
You should install the heat shield insulation with the fabric side adhered to the surface and the foil side exposed.
1704082
Yes you can but I am not sure how effective it will be. The cookware sites about 5 1/2" from the base of the fire. I am thinking that there would be substantial heat loss by the time it reach the top of the unit.
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No... It is intended for use with gas fireplaces. It is a decorative element not a fuel source. Some gas fireplaces use it to cover the burners and the flames come up through the glass and others (like myself) put it around the bottom of the gas logs for a visual shimmer effect.