Why You Should Choose A Comfort Glow Vent Free Fireplace

A Comfort Glow Vent Free Fireplace is a popular choice among today's consumers. A variety of styles are available for you to choose from. You may wish to go with electric as it is the easiest way to add a fireplace to your home. Compact gas vent free fireplaces are the smallest zero clearance fireplaces available and full size gas ones can be used with either natural gas or propane. If you are in the market for a pellet stove fireplace, Comfort Glow can help you there also. They offer styles with beautiful yellow flames that combine the beauty of a wood burning stove with the efficiency of a gas space heater.

The Comfort Glow 23" Electric Mini Fireplace puts out 5,000 BTU to keep any room in your house warm. With an LED flame and glass front, this style will add to the decor of any area. You can control the fireplace from anywhere in the room thanks to the remote control function and this is a zero clearance fireplace, meaning it can be used anywhere without the need for major remodeling. Easy to install, operate and maintain, you can see why home owners everywhere love this model.

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If you would prefer a full size Comfort Glow vent free fireplace, check out the Westerly series CGEFP33NRC. This stove comes on with the push of a remote control button or wall switch. Never get up to make adjustments to your stove again. This natural gas model offers 20,000 to 33,000 BTU and heats 1000 square feet for very little money. As you do not need to vent this model outside, heat will stay in the room where you want it. You can even choose to purchase an optional mantel in walnut stained, stained oak or unfinished hardwood to finish as you desire.

If you like the look of a pedestal stove fireplace, consider the Comfort Glow vent free gas pedestal stoves. Those who use propane should choose model S26PTA. This stove fireplace offers 20,000 BTU/Hr on low and 26,000 on high. The yellow flames give this the appearance of a real wood fire which is easily seen through the mesh screen. On a 100 lb. propane cylinder, you can get 108 or more hours of use on low and 83 or more hours on high. This is a great way to save money while improving the appearance of your home. If you are in the market for a new heating system, consider Comfort Glow vent free fireplaces. Many have and are glad they did.

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