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Mobile Home Approved Fireplaces
Living in a mobile home shouldn't limit you to life without a fireplace. With a mobile home fireplace and these appliances, you can rest assured that you don't have to compromise on safety or convenience, either. Whether you want wood, gas, or pellet, fireplace or stove, you can heat your home with efficiency and coziness with a mobile home fireplace - without worry. These appliances have been tested and approved by their manufacturers for use in mobile homes.
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Mobile Home Approved Q&A with the NFI Certified Specialists
* Please Note: All customer questions are answered by our NFI Certified Specialists free of charge!
5 Questions &
5 Answers
Mary
from Texas asked:
March 11, 2022
What kind of wood can be burned in mobile home fireplace?
1 Answer
Most species of hard and soft wood are able to be burnt in mobile-home approved wood-burning fireplaces.
Submitted by:
Devon P.
on March 11, 2022
James
from Liberty, NC asked:
February 21, 2020
Can you put a wood-burning fireplace in a mobile home?
1 Answer
There are some HUD requirements on the type of unit you can install, but in general yes.
Submitted by:
Owen O.
on February 21, 2020
Laya
December 5, 2019
Can a vent free natural gas heater be installed in a mobile home?
1 Answer
Generally speaking, ventless gas hearth systems are not prohibited in mobile homes outside of local code requirements, however, some ventless gas fireplaces may not be installed in a mobile home. In short, you would need to confirm that the model you are considering is approved for installation in a mobile home. This is normally stated in the first few pages of the product literature for any gas hearth system you would be considering. Before shopping for a ventless system, you would also want to check with your local code office to confirm that there are no restrictions on ventless gas hearth systems. Â
Submitted by:
Will M.
on December 5, 2019
K. Hefner
from Redlands, CA asked:
August 17, 2018
I live in a manufactured home on permanent ground. I am wondering what is the maximum weight for a grate in my fireplace. I would like to buy an antique cast iron grate or basket but am concerned about the weight. Can you help me? Thank you.
1 Answer
Only mobile home-approved fireplaces may be installed in mobile homes. Because only the listed replacement grate may be used with any prefabricated wood fireplace, no other grate should be used and there is no maximum weight information information to be provided.
Submitted by:
Will M.
on August 17, 2018
Barbara
from Davis, CA asked:
September 25, 2014
Is it safe to install a gas fireplace (new) in a mobile home where the occupant uses oxygen? Would it make any difference if it is a direct vent or ventless?
1 Answer
While I would not install a vent free fireplace in this particular scenario, installation of a direct vent fireplace would not be an issue. Unlike a vent free model, direct vent fireplaces have no impact on indoor air quality and the combustion chamber is completely sealed.
Submitted by:
eFireplaceStore
on September 25, 2014
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