Fireplaces
Since the dawn of time, humans have loved the fireplace. No other man-made creation has gathered more people around it.
Whether it be for heat decoration, Trexler-Haines has the fireplace for you. Get a preview at our regional showroom to see and feel 22 fully functional units!
Like most things we sell at Trexler-Haines, fireplaces come in all shapes, sizes, and styles. Additionally, some fireplaces are fantastic supplemental heaters and some do not provide heat at all. A lot goes into making a fireplace purchasing decision, and Trexler-Haines wants to make sure you are satisfied. As such, we strongly recommend stopping by or making an appointment with one of our highly trained sales associates. Additionally, here is a printable form to help you get started.
- To ensure maximum satisfaction, please consider some of the following points:
- Purpose - Are you more interested in heat, looks, or both?
- Is it going to be a focal point or ambiance?
- Heat - Is heat production desirable?
- How much?
- What kind of fuel?
- Location - Where is it going?
- How big is the location?
- Installation - Are you building new?
- Remodeling?
- Installing to existing location?
- Adding to existing?
- Replacing?
- Contractors - Are you working with any builders, contractors, designers, or architects?
- Ventilation - Where is the air source and what do you want to do with combustion byproducts?
- Natural Ventilation – Air from room is used for combustion and by products are sent outside.
- Class A Chimney for wood
- B-Vent for gas
- Direct Ventilation – Air is brought in from outside, and by products are sent outside
- Vent Free – Air source and combustion byproduct destination are both the room
- Natural Ventilation – Air from room is used for combustion and by products are sent outside.
- Style - What catches your eye?
- It is important to know some of the ways in which fireplaces can differ to help you filter options:
- Heat - Some fireplaces produce heat and others do not. The ones that do produce heat vary with regard to how much heat they can produce. The ones that do not are typically just for show.
- Fuel Source - Propane, natural gas, wood, or “electric” (nothing burns)
- Ventilation – Gas burning fireplaces can use direct venting, natural venting, or can be vent free. Wood burning fireplaces require a Class A Chimney. Electric fireplaces have no ventilation.
- Style - The overall look and feel can be very modern or more traditional.
According to NHBA
According to the National Association of Home Builders a fireplace adds approx. 12% in value to home, two fireplaces add 28.9% and three fireplaces add 39.9%.
Trexler-Haines wants to ensure that its clients are satisfied with their appliances, and to help facilitate this we strongly recommend visiting out regional showroom and speaking to one of our experienced sales representatives.
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