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In the flue marked A, servicing a fireplace or woodstove, you can see a creosote buildup, cracked and missing liner, and eroded brick and mortar. These conditions may be the result of numerous things: flue fires, an improperly vented appliance, misused woodstove, poor construction, and excessive moisture. With continued use, the chimney presents hazards to the home's occupants from fire or carbon monoxide poisoning.

In the flue marked B, servicing the furnace side of the chimney, you can see how moisture is leaching into the home. Cracked and missing tiles will also lead to carbon monoxide seeping into the house.

Bellfire's Refractory Fireplaces

It's no surprise that conventional masonry fireplaces basically contribute little or no heat to our homes. Bellfires refractory is extremely durable and possesses a large thermal mass.

Bellfire's Refractory Fireplaces have  the heat of a wood stove and the look, feel and sound of an open fireplace.

Important factors to consider and compare:

• Bellfires Durability: Industrial grade 70% alumnia high temperature reinforced refractory with stainless steel needles and extra wall thickness makes their firebox virtually indestructible even for the most abusive conditions.
• Heat Storage: Their refractory liner stores a tremendous amount of radiant heat, allowing firebox temperatures to elevate well above the range of the conventional fireplace. Complete combustion with no visible smoke emitting from the chimney.

Call Clean Sweep Chimney & Stove for more details on how Bellfires can work for you.

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For Your Chimney And Furnace Flue