ART FLAME - All types of fireplaces in one place!
Every day we enjoy new customers who want to buy a fireplace. But they keep asking themselves questions - Which is the most suitable fireplace? Which fireplace to choose?
After deciding to install a fireplace in your home, the difficult task is to choose which type to install - fuel, electricity, or wood. Your home and the support you are willing to invest will help guide you towards purchasing the right fireplace for your home and needs.
If you live in an apartment or house in the city, you may not be able to install a wood or gas fireplace. However, this does not mean that you cannot have a fireplace - an electric fireplace or biofireplace would be ideal in this situation. Electric fireplaces and biofireplaces can provide atmosphere and extra heat at almost no installation cost.
If you prefer a little maintenance but want more than an electric fireplace, a gas fireplace is probably the best option for you. Because gas fireplaces do not require the use of a chimney - they do not require annual maintenance - but can provide additional warmth and appearance to a traditional fireplace.
For some people, the fireplace is a backup option for heating. For them, a fireplace or a wood stove would probably be the best option. Although this type of fireplace requires annual maintenance. The advantage is that you will always have an extra source of heat.
An overview of the various fireplaces
Electric Fireplace: The most versatile type of fireplace that can be installed almost anywhere with little installation cost. It can provide atmosphere and extra heat, but in the event of a power outage, it will not work.
Bio fireplace: A type of fireplace that can be installed almost anywhere with little to no cost of installation (when choosing a biofire with lined or freestanding biofire). Provides a cozy atmosphere with real live flames and extra warmth.
Gas fireplace: Gas fireplaces do not require a chimney and can be ventilated directly through a wall or roof. Gas fireplaces do not require the use of real wood. They are decorated with ceramic wood. The advantage of ceramic wood is that it is not burnt and can be used countless times.
Wood burning fireplace: Traditional fireplaces or wood burning stoves require fuel in the form of logs or pellets. The chimney is required for venting but does not rely on electricity to operate. They are a good backup power source.
Whatever model you are looking for, ART FLAME has the right fireplace, perfect for your home and budget.
If you have questions, feel free to contact us. We look forward to answering all your questions and helping you make an informed decision.
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