Out of my comfort zone with this. Anyone spec these over standard site built? Any issues?
Thanks
Mike
Posted 19 December 2021 - 11:37 AM
The last site built fireplace I installed was an Isokern... and that was in the late '80's.
Most manufacturers will give you the specs... just copy and paste.
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Posted 19 December 2021 - 09:37 PM
Last fireplace I built was the Napolean NZ6000 easy install, excellent performance. https://www.napoleon...y-6000-nz6000-1
Posted 20 December 2021 - 04:39 AM
Thanks everyone. I walked thru project of mine a month ago and found a "Mason Lite" prefab masonry fireplace with a 14'' UL 103 Class A Metal Chimney system where I had drawn a masonry fireplace with a 42'' firebox.
Did some research and what I read looked ok. I have never seen a pre-fab, lite weight concrete one...only steel construction so I have no point of reference. I called a local brick yard as they were listed as distributors and the guy that answered said..."we are?"
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