About 20 years ago, I was tasked with moving a wood-burning fireplace from one place inside a home to another. The original chimney was installed per the minimum code requirement in place in the ...

The more bars your fireplace grate has, the more support it will have for holding burning wood and the less likely it will be for partially burned wood to slip through the grates.

Target’s rustic Bestier Outdoor Fireplace makes a perfect, yet unique addition to any outdoor space, especially for those who love spending long summer nights by a warm fire. And now, you can score ...

It connects to the chimney and flue leading outside and is a low-cost retrofit option compared to installing a new direct-vent gas fireplace as a replacement.

Dear Ken: I have a wood-burning fireplace that I want to convert to gas. What are the pros and cons? How much should it cost? - Nancy Answer: Wood burners like yours send most of the heat up the ...

Or maybe you’d like to save money on gas and you have some old wood lying around you want to get rid of. So you’re asking, "Can you burn wood in a gas fireplace?" Let’s find out.

Fireplace with chimney: This is the most expensive option on the spectrum. As with the wood-burning version, these resemble an indoor fireplace with a chimney and glass doors surrounding the flame.

After using your fireplace all winter, the hot, steamy days of summer can cause your chimney to really stink. Here's how to ...

Gas logs are an ideal way to keep your fireplace looking winter-ready throughout the year. However, you don’t need to buy a cord of wood or Duraflame whenever you want or need a cozy fire.

Winter is prime time for flue and chimney fires in Northwest Arkansas as people fire up their wood stoves and fireplaces for the colder weather, but firefighters say people should take precautions ...

The most common problem is accretion of creosote, the residue of wood smoke, inside the chimney. Over time, creosote can build up and become flammable, posing a risk of chimney fires.