Did you know some fireplaces must be planned before your home is even built? Choosing a fireplace involves more than just picking a style. In this guide, discover how to plan your project, compare fireplace types and choose the right solution for your home.
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Warnings about air quality and health risks from wood-burning keep appearing. However, these warnings often do not apply to all wood-burning appliances. Find out why old wood stoves remain a major concern in yearly air quality and health advisories.
Our chimneys smoke less, but wood heating has never disappeared. The same log now heats up to twice as much as in 1990, not because it has changed, but because the device has become ultra-efficient. The difference lies in the engineering.
In Canada, all gas appliances on the market must undergo an energy efficiency test. This was established by the CSA (Canadian Standards Association). It is more commonly referred to as the P.4 test. This has been in place since 2003 and makes it easier for Canadian consumers to compare different gas fireplace models. You will recognize it by the EnerGuide label.
