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Propane Stoves
Fireplaces and other hearth
products are now found in almost 65 percent of all new homes
(Hearth, Patio, Barbecue Association). Here is why
so many keep the home fires burning with Propane. Installation
is handled by a professional and requires very little preparation
work on the part of the homeowner. Propane gas stoves and fireplaces
generate heat quickly and can provide either radiant or convective
heat transfer throughout a home. Remote control and thermostat operations can automate
the control and flame size of the propane gas fireplace or
stove so that a home can be heated without the monitoring
needed for ideal operation of a traditional wood-burning fireplace.
Because pressurized gas stored in tanks flows easily, there
is none of the inconvenience associated with moving fuel around
Propane is available virtually everywhere, while natural gas
is limited to municipal distribution grids
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Propane stoves are for space heating
A Propane stove or fireplace
is one of the most versatile space heaters on the market today,
providing some of the most flexible direct vent installation
possibilities. It is a perfect addition to any space used
most in the home. Realistic looking wood and coal log sets
are beautiful to look at and give you the warmth and ambience
of a wood fire but with the simplicity of flicking a switch.
These units can be thermostatically controlled and require
no electricity, so they are a wonderful back up systems for
pesky power outages. The operation of a propane unit as an
add on system can be a great addition to any room in the home
creating a more inviting and intimate environment.
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Benefits of Burning Propane
No visible emissions; convenient
and instantaneous fire; enjoyable and penetrating radiant
heat; thermostatically- controlled heat; installation flexibility;
realistic “wood like” flames, require no electricity. |
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