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Depending on the type of fireplace you are choosing, you may have the choice of a zero clearance model. Zero clearance means that you are able to install the fireplace into a timber framework, rather than a masonry or brickwork construction.
Zero-clearance fireplaces can be installed in any home.
Pre-fabricated means that installation generally requires less time and work than non-zero fireplaces.
In some instances, if you have a small room that backs onto an external wall, you can have part of the fireplace outside with a galvanised casing, so the fire does not encroach too far into the room.
The designs to choose from are enormous. You can find just the right one to suit your style perfectly.
Having a fireplace in your home adds an ambience like nothing else quite can.
If you’re looking for a great heating solution, a zero clearance fireplace might just be perfect for your home. For more information or if you want to enquire about other products, contact us anytime.
Sales:1300 219 875
Services:1300 195 482
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