Published at Saturday, September 15th, 2018 - 21:31:12 PM. Fireplace. By Catarina Borngen.
This said however, in any wood burning fireplace it is vital to use the right kind of wood that is cut to a convenient size. Hardwoods such as oak or fruitwood are the best option as they give off the most heat. Softwoods such as birch give off a good heat but tend to be consumed pretty quickly, while pine contains a lot of spark forming resin that can spit all over your floor or rug. Ideally, logs should measure between 9 and 14 inches long although it doesn’t hurt to use a couple of larger logs on your fire to give it a bit of character. Only ever use seasoned wood in your fireplace. If you try to burn green wood the heat produced by combustion must dry the wood before it will burn and you risk a buildup of creosote in your chimney which creates an imminent fire hazard. In addition by using well seasoned wood you will you get a much hotter fire; thus creating more heat for your home. It is worth bearing in mind that all wood for burning should be seasoned for a minimum of six months and stored under cover, so it is best to buy and stack firewood well in advance of the coldest months.
Modern fireplace accessories include log boxes, pellet baskets, grates and fire dogs. Iron fireplace accessories are also in trend these days and hold the capacity to enhance the look of the place where your fireplace is build. Some of the modish and useful fireplace accessories tools include tongs, pokers, brushes, tool stands, shovels and bellows. Use of heavy metal based fire backs has also become in trend. So the wise words of wisdom says that one cannot find a place cozier than the front of a burning fireplace and accessorizing it and adorning it with appropriate tools to make a fireplace an ideal one, can never be a bad idea. So what are you waiting for just explore the market to prettify your fireplace with the best of accessories and tools.
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