With fall and winter fast approaching, it’s time to start thinking about how you’re going to heat your home. With a gas fireplace fitted with gas logs in Dallas, TX, you can warm up any room in your home and create a cozy, welcoming atmosphere at the same time. You could choose a traditional, wood-burning fireplace; but once you learn about gas fireplaces and everything they offer, the choice to go with gas will be a simple one.
Why Gas Is Better Than Wood
The main reason you should choose a gas fireplace with gas logs in Dallas, TX is that it will heat your home more efficiently than wood. No matter what type of gas fireplace you choose – an insert used to retrofit an existing firebox or a brand-new built-in – you’ll get a room filled with a mix of warm air and radiant heat. With a wood-burning fireplace, much of your heat will be lost through the chimney. After heating efficiency, the reason to choose gas is convenience. With gas fireplaces, you can have heat and flames with the flick of a switch, with no tending and minimal cleanup. You won’t have to trudge outside in the cold to get wood, worry about the fire hazard that sparks from a wood fire create or sweep and bag ashes constantly.
Gas Fireplace Choices
Your gas fireplace can be fueled by either natural gas or propane. Natural gas is slightly less expensive and produces a little more heat than propane. If there is no natural gas available in your area, choose propane. Your other option is a vented or a vent-free fireplace. Vented fireplaces vent the fumes from the logs to the outside while vent-free fireplaces discharge all of their heat and exhaust into the house. Once you’ve selected the type of fireplace you want, you should have technician certified by the National Fireplace Institute install it for you to ensure that it is safe and installed properly.
Where Gas Fireplaces Work Best
Gas fireplaces are the perfect choice for just about any room in your home, even rooms you hadn’t thought to heat with a gas fire. Dining rooms, living rooms, bedrooms, bathrooms and even outdoor spaces can be outfitted with gas fireplaces to keep them warm in the winter time and if you choose vent-free, then you can put a fireplace anywhere without the restriction of outside access for venting.
Upgrades To Look For
These upgrades for your gas fireplace can make it work more efficiently and conveniently:
▪ An electronic ignition that eliminates the need for a pilot light, which will save you money in fuel costs
▪ A variable flame-height adjustment lets you set the height of the flames – and the heat output – with the turn of a dial
▪ A built-in fan that that pulls indoor air behind the firebox and pumps warm air out, which can warm a room up quickly
▪ A battery backup to ensure the fireplace will work – and give you heat – during a winter power outage
If you’re ready to snuggle up in front of a warm fireplace this winter, come see us at Jackson’s Home & Garden for a great selection of gas logs in Dallas, TX to outfit your gas fireplace. You can visit us online at www.jacksonshg.com or give us a call at (214) 350-9200 to find out more.
Gas Logs Dallas TX
JACKSONS Homes & Gardens
(214) 350-9200.
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Biyernes, Setyembre 18, 2015
Gas Logs Dallas TX | Call 214-350-9200
http://www.jacksonshg.com/
For all your home and garden needs and especially your Gas Logs in Dallas TX, turn to Jacksons Home and Garden. Come see us today at:
6950 Lemmon Ave
Dallas, TX 75209
Call us at 214-350-9200
http://www.jacksonshg.com/
For all your home and garden needs and especially your Gas Logs in Dallas TX, turn to Jacksons Home and Garden. Come see us today at:
6950 Lemmon Ave
Dallas, TX 75209
Call us at 214-350-9200
http://www.jacksonshg.com/
Huwebes, Setyembre 17, 2015
Gas Logs In Dallas TX: What You Need To Know About Gas Logs
With some North Texas stores stocking their shelves with Halloween candy and others even setting up Christmas tree displays, it could get you daydreaming about sitting in front of a crackling fireplace, sipping hot cocoa. Cooler fall weather is coming so it’s time to go out and buy the cocoa and the gas logs in Dallas, TX.
Why gas logs and not real wood? Because wood fires require constant attention, they’re messy, they pose a potential fire risk and, unless you live on a tree farm, getting and keeping a stack of firewood isn’t always easy or convenient. Gas logs are maintenance-free, come in a variety of styles, can often be operated with a remote control and often put out twice as much heat as real wood.
According to the Chimney Safety Institute of America, there are some things you should know about the two types of gas logs on the market:
◆ Yellow-Flame Logs
Yellow-flame logs produce a realistic and attractive fire. In fact, they’re often mistaken for real wood fires. The heat output from yellow-flame logs is roughly comparable to the heat from a wood fire. Yellow-flame logs are sometimes referred to as ‘vented’ logs because they require fireplace venting to be used safely. They generate soot and carbon, which is deposited in your chimney, which will require regular chimney cleaning to prevent buildup.
◆ Blue-Flame Logs
Blue-flame logs are designed to produce a lot more heat than yellow-flame logs; but while they burn hotter, they also burn cleaner than yellow-flame gas logs in Dallas, TX. Generally, blue-flame log fires aren’t as realistic or attractive as yellow-flame. A special type of blue-flame log is called an ‘unvented’ or ‘vent-free’ gas log and may be approved for installation in a wood-burning fireplace with the damper closed or in a separate firebox cabinet without a chimney.
Both types of gas logs can be purchased to use either liquid propane (LP) or natural gas. If your home already has gas appliances, like a stove or water heater, then you can purchase a natural gas log set. Natural gas doesn’t burn as hot as liquid propane but it’s less expensive. If you don’t have natural gas service to your home or in your area, you should choose a liquid propane log set. LP burns three times hotter than natural gas; but, you’ll have to have an LP tank set up outside your home that will need to be refilled periodically.
If you want to get ready for fall, come to Jackson’s Home & Garden to see all of our gas logs in Dallas, TX. Visit us online at www.jacksonshg.com or call us at (214) 350-9200 to find out more about all of our fireplace products.
GAS LOGS DALLAS TX
JACKSONS Homes & Gardens
(214) 350-9200.
Why gas logs and not real wood? Because wood fires require constant attention, they’re messy, they pose a potential fire risk and, unless you live on a tree farm, getting and keeping a stack of firewood isn’t always easy or convenient. Gas logs are maintenance-free, come in a variety of styles, can often be operated with a remote control and often put out twice as much heat as real wood.
According to the Chimney Safety Institute of America, there are some things you should know about the two types of gas logs on the market:
◆ Yellow-Flame Logs
Yellow-flame logs produce a realistic and attractive fire. In fact, they’re often mistaken for real wood fires. The heat output from yellow-flame logs is roughly comparable to the heat from a wood fire. Yellow-flame logs are sometimes referred to as ‘vented’ logs because they require fireplace venting to be used safely. They generate soot and carbon, which is deposited in your chimney, which will require regular chimney cleaning to prevent buildup.
◆ Blue-Flame Logs
Blue-flame logs are designed to produce a lot more heat than yellow-flame logs; but while they burn hotter, they also burn cleaner than yellow-flame gas logs in Dallas, TX. Generally, blue-flame log fires aren’t as realistic or attractive as yellow-flame. A special type of blue-flame log is called an ‘unvented’ or ‘vent-free’ gas log and may be approved for installation in a wood-burning fireplace with the damper closed or in a separate firebox cabinet without a chimney.
Both types of gas logs can be purchased to use either liquid propane (LP) or natural gas. If your home already has gas appliances, like a stove or water heater, then you can purchase a natural gas log set. Natural gas doesn’t burn as hot as liquid propane but it’s less expensive. If you don’t have natural gas service to your home or in your area, you should choose a liquid propane log set. LP burns three times hotter than natural gas; but, you’ll have to have an LP tank set up outside your home that will need to be refilled periodically.
If you want to get ready for fall, come to Jackson’s Home & Garden to see all of our gas logs in Dallas, TX. Visit us online at www.jacksonshg.com or call us at (214) 350-9200 to find out more about all of our fireplace products.
GAS LOGS DALLAS TX
JACKSONS Homes & Gardens
(214) 350-9200.
Miyerkules, Setyembre 16, 2015
Gas Logs Dallas TX | Call 214-350-9200
http://www.jacksonshg.com/
For all your home and garden needs and especially your Gas Logs in Dallas TX, turn to Jacksons Home and Garden. Come see us today at:
6950 Lemmon Ave
Dallas, TX 75209
Call us at 214-350-9200
http://www.jacksonshg.com/
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