Fireplace Village

New Hampshire's Largest Hearth Retailer

Fireplace Village has been serving homeowner’s needs since 1972, establishing themselves as a trusted national name in the hearth industry with over 25,000 units installed and serviced. After dealing with the same manufacturers for over 35 years, Fireplace Village carries only top of the line quality products. Browse through the largest inventory in New England at one of their 4 New Hampshire locations. With offerings from Wood Stoves, Wood Inserts, Pellet Stoves, Pellet Inserts, Gas Fireplace Inserts, Gas Fireplaces, Gas Stoves,  Big Green Egg and Kamado Joe, Fireplace Glass Doors, fireplace screens and more.

Fireplace Village goes beyond extensive selection to offer you incredible, all around service. Certified, trained and knowledgeable staff provide product information, as well as installation and regular maintenance. From gas connection to annual inspections, Fireplace Village is here to serve you. Professional safety inspection and cleaning services are also available to ensure your hearth product and venting systems are operating safely and at the optimal level.

Certified technicians will visit your home and take care of your unique needs. Fireplaces, inserts and stoves are also available online, along with a wide selection of accessories and information. From sales to install and regular service, Fireplace Village has you covered for true one stop hearth shopping.

How to Move Heat Around When Using a Wood Stove or Fireplace Insert

March 05, 2011  /  Ken Naylor

Some people are hesitant to invest in a wood stove or fireplace insert as their primary source of heat. But with the rising costs of oil and natural gas it's making more and more sense to convert completely to wood heat. Moving the heat around your home is key to a comfortable atmosphere. And when using wood stoves or fireplace inserts, there are a few tricks to get that warmth moving.

The best idea is to use the convection already created with the hearth appliance. Fireplace inserts come with fans that move the warm air around and out of the firebox (and along the sides of it as well). Ask about whether this is an option available with your new wood stove.

When in the right location, fans will help to create movement and better heat distribution. Experts suggest using ceiling fans and doorway fans to keep that heat moving down hallways and through large common rooms. Also, opening up the transoms above your doorways or installing cold air return vents on the ceilings will allow for better airflow. Designing your home for wood heating is a smart move in today's economy. Your family will love the comfort and you can look forward to a dependable and affordable source of warmth.

Call or email Fireplace Village today for best pricing on wood stoves and fireplace inserts.

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