And who still sells them?
My dad had a masonry (brick) fireplace added to his house in the early 80's. It was a masonry fireplace with a metal firebox that drew outside air for combustion and had a fan fed air jacket around the firebox that blew the hot air out of a vent over the lintel. Mom calls it a Heatilator but I cannot find one anywhere on the internet. I am considering having a masonry fireplace added to my house and want the same type of set up.
It seemed to the the best of both worlds. It cranked out the heat while still having the ambiance of a traditional fire. Can anyone get me in the right direction?
Thanks,
First time poster,
John
My dad had a masonry (brick) fireplace added to his house in the early 80's. It was a masonry fireplace with a metal firebox that drew outside air for combustion and had a fan fed air jacket around the firebox that blew the hot air out of a vent over the lintel. Mom calls it a Heatilator but I cannot find one anywhere on the internet. I am considering having a masonry fireplace added to my house and want the same type of set up.
It seemed to the the best of both worlds. It cranked out the heat while still having the ambiance of a traditional fire. Can anyone get me in the right direction?
Thanks,
First time poster,
John