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8 feb. 2021 · The firebox in a fireplace is the area behind a fireplace opening where a fire is built and maintained. A firebox is typically built from masonry materials and will have a hearth at the base, masonry back and sides, and an opening to the chimney at the top.
The fireplace box is just the box part of the fireplace - no burner, log set, fuel set, or anything. But how do you know which firebox is right and what goes with it?
These metal fireplace boxes, designed with dual utility in mind, cater to both wood and gas-burning needs. Prioritizing safety is crucial, especially with features like wire mesh screens that prevent ember escape.
There are two types of fireboxes that rule the fireplace world: pre-fab metal fireboxes and masonry fireboxes.
6 aug. 2021 · Fireboxes play an integral role in a well-functioning chimney system. They keep the exterior walls and combustible wood beams safe from intense heat. They are also perfectly aligned with the flue liner, allowing smoke to travel safely up and out of the chimney’s flue.
15 feb. 2021 · A wood burning insert must be installed within a firebox and connected to the chimney flue in line with local codes and regulations. Wood burning inserts are essentially metal boxes, typically black in color, that fit into the firebox of an existing open fireplace.
Create a new customized hearth area with the 44" Pre-cast Masonry Firebox Kit - Wood Burning. Pre-cast from modular concrete at half the cost, this firebox is not only lighter than the leading competition, but up to 70 percent tougher as well, boasting a refractory strength of 3500 PSI.
