Wood-Burning Fireplaces
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Radiant
A fireplace that heats the room through radiant heat transfer. It usually has a clean face design with no exposed grilles or louvers.
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Heat-circulating
With air inlets and outlets located above and below the front opening of the unit, air is circulated through the unit while in operation.
Gas-Burning Fireplaces
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Direct-vent
Draws combustion air from outside and returns combustion exhaust back to the outside of the house. Glass panels keep combustion sealed to maintain efficiency and ensure indoor air quality.
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B-Vent
Draws combustion air from inside the home and vents combustion exhaust to the outdoors.
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Vent Free
Draws combustion air from inside the home and is designed to burn so efficiently and completely that it eliminates the need for venting.
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Catalytic
Refires exhaust gases to consume unburned fuel within the stove. Extended burn times generate more heat and reduce emissions.
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Non-catalytic
Maintains higher firebox temperatures and metered oxygen flow delivers maximum fuel value.
