I have a mobile home with a fake fireplace lined with wood. Can this insert be used in this or will it create a
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If the measurements are right - it will fit in anywhere - I love mine and it seems to be a standard size. It slipped right into my fake fireplace (which is free standing - not built into a wall), just make sure you have the depth you need as well and plug it in!
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With some of the wood products out there (any that you have to soak) you really need to have it on top of the flavor bars to have enough smoke produced. If you are using something like "Mojobricks" (which Ive been using for the last few years) you can put it anywhere.
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What you see is what you get. You could insert it into an opening on a flat surface and live with it otherwise you would need to dress out the opening front with a door kit or whatever. Since the fireplace does not have real flames, you could even frame it out in cedar, oak, or whatever.
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The insert where you build the fire is metal. The structure that holds the insert is cast stone. Hope that helps. It is a great fire pit and is very nice looking
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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.
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I found no description of the insert other that it is teflon coated. As long as you use the appropriate utensilsand prevent damaging the coating there should not be a problem.
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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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We put wood in ours. It is deeper than you think. You can't put giant logs, but an average fireplace log does fit into it. You can also use charcoal. We love our pit.
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You could set the fireplace across a corner, but the mantel piece provided would still be a narrow rectangle. If you had a piece of wood of your own, and could cut it to fit your corner, there is no reason you could not attach it in place of the rectangular mantel, and have a custom-fitted corner fireplace!
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I have not used it in this way- I use it to mold and replace victorian decorative woodwork. I suggest going to their website (google product name) or doing a search of YouTube videos for information from people with experience with decks.
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It's a stone composite material that looks like stone. The metal insert is 30" wide with a center depth of 6". We had several pits that were on legs where the fire bowl was elevated. This one is great because no cold air and/or wind cools it down. In fact the stone material radiates warmth, not just from the top like most pits. There is sufficient space so no heat radiates downward. That was of concern since we placed the pit on our wood deck. Took a chance ordering this because I had to pay or shipping to Alaska. It was well worth it and I would highly recommend this product. It comes all in one piece, so set up time is a breeze. Good Luck It's a stone composite material that looks like stone. The metal insert is 30" wide with a center depth of 6". We had several pits that were on legs where the fire bowl was elevated. This one is great because no cold air and/or wind cools it down. In fact the stone material radiates warmth, not just from the top like most pits. There is sufficient space so no heat radiates downward. That was of concern since we placed the pit on our wood deck. Took a chance ordering this because I had to pay or shipping to Alaska. It was well worth it and I would highly recommend this product. It... » Read More It's a stone composite material that looks like stone. The metal insert is 30" wide with a center depth of 6". We had several pits that were on legs where the fire bowl was elevated. This one is great because no cold air and/or wind cools it down. In fact the stone material radiates warmth, not just from the top like most pits. There is sufficient space so no heat radiates downward. That was of concern since we placed the pit on our wood deck. Took a chance ordering this because I had to pay or shipping to Alaska. It was well worth it and I would highly recommend this product. It comes all in one piece, so set up time is a breeze. Good Luck « Show Less
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I applied it only to the outside fireplace insert, so I do not know. I believe this paint is tested, however, to very high temperatures much higher than a wood fireplace. If it is properly cured I think it would be fine on the inside of the fireplace as well. Just check the manufacturer's claims as to heat tolerance and application. Hope this helps.
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I dont think so. Try looking at the regalo gate that goes around the fireplace. That one might work better.
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I don't see why not considering that it is not to be used when there is a flame or residual heat. It is meant to keep the cold air from coming down the chimney and it does a great job on that note. It also helps the fireplace look cleaner when not in use. I would call the manufacturer if you are uncomfortable with the information provided by the seller.
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You need to be able to drill 2 holes in whatever surfacing you will be hanging it. I don't know how flush this would be against the fireplace, since the brick is not a completely smooth surface.
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No. The insert and the exterior must be used together to function as intended.
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Yes. I personally used paper for the insert, but there is a fair amount of room within to fit other, thicker materials.