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Electric Fireplace Inserts Buyer's Guide

Electric Fireplace Inserts Buyer's Guide

Is your existing fireplace collecting dust in your home because you barely use it? Are you afraid to use it out of fear of rising heating expenses? You're not alone. You may have even found yourself eyeing all the cool features in those new electric fireplace inserts. And, like most people looking for a fireplace alternative, you may want to upgrade your old, inefficient wood or gas fireplace with a cheaper, more convenient option.

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Collin Champagne

With over 13 years in the industry, Collin is a National Fireplace Institute (NFI) certified technician and managed content for the eFireplacestore and eCanopy brands. He has achieved the highest NFI certification possible as a Master Hearth Professional and is certified in all three hearth appliance fields: wood, gas, and pellet. With experience with sales and in-field installations, his expertise shines through his technical knowledge and way with words.

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Joan J. from Plano, TX asked:
When moving our Dimplex firebox in a cabinet, should we remove the firebox with the crystals or leave it as a complete unit? Should we remove the glass crystals first or leave them all together?
When moving our Dimplex firebox in a cabinet, should we remove the firebox with the crystals or leave it as a complete unit? Should we remove the glass crystals first or leave them all together?
It is recommended to remove the front glass and crystal media to protect these pieces during the moving process. 
Answered by: Aaron D. on Jul 22, 2024

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