Traditional Gas Fires For Any Home
Having established the type of flue you have or not got, then you can work out the style of fire and/or fireplace you can have.
Class1 Any style of fire, any fireplace restricted only by width of chimney breast
Class 2 Some styles of fire, most fireplaces restricted by height of chamber and width of chimney breast.
Precast Slimline (multiflue) fire, No hole in the walls, most fireplaces restricted by height of chamber and width of chimney breast. Some precasts are within the cavity so appear to be flat walls. No Chimney No standard inset fires or hole in the wall style. Most styles of fireplace.
There are several different types of ignition for gas fires. To find the most suitable for you then a link to a guide to those available is below. Further choices are the type of fuel bed requires, typically coals, pebbles, driftwood or logs.
Finally the outside of the fire is dressed in a trim & fret. Although they are flexible to a point, it should be noted most are designed to fit their own brands & aren't usually interchangable.
Gas Stoves
If you are looking for the look of a real fire but prefer the instant controllable heat, then there are a selection of gas stoves available, which can be complimented in exactly the same way as a multifuel stove, on a hearth or with a wide style of inglenook fireplaces.
