| Fireplace Inserts sit inside the firebox, and are
equipped with an outer shell to deliver heated air
into the room and minimize heat loss to the
masonry. Panels to cover the fireplace opening are
included. Co-linear aluminum intake and exhaust
liners extend to the chimney top, where a converter
box enables attachment of a co-axial cap.
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| Hearth stoves have exhaust openings in the rear
instead of on the top, to enable them to stand on
the hearth and vent backward through the fireplace
opening. A converter box attached to the stove
changes the co-axial venting to co-linear, and two
flexible liners (one intake, one exhaust) extend to a
co-axial converter and cap at the top.
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What do you do about that fireplace that draws heated air out of your house when you don't use it, and doesn't provide any heat when you
do? Fireplace inserts and hearth stoves are the answer! 
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