Fireplace Inserts

A fireplace insert is a heating unit that retrofits an existing fireplace into a highly efficient source of heat for your home. Wood, gas, or pellets can be used for fuel in a fireplace insert. Most have blowers to circulate heat. Adding a fireplace insert is a great way to help offset the heating costs of your home.

Fireplace Inserts using Wood for Fuel

Wood is the traditional fuel; it grows locally, is abundant in most areas, and is one of our few renewable sources of energy. Burning wood makes great sense from an environmental standpoint. Unlike fossil fuels, there is no net carbon contribution when burning wood. Feens offers numerous sizes styles ranging from colonial, traditional or contemporary to assist you in claiming energy independence.

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Fireplace Inserts using Gas for Fuel

Gas inserts are easy to use, no electricity is required (with the exception of the blower), are clean-burning, and use air from outdoors to provide combustion which keeps air quality from changing within your home. People choose gas inserts for warmth, convenience, and aesthetics without the effort of burning wood.

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Fireplace Inserts using Pellets for Fuel

Pellet inserts provide a way of offsetting the heating costs of your home without the work of bringing wood into the home. Pellets are made from compressed sawdust which might otherwise end up in landfills. A pellet insert is a mechanical-electrical unit that provides a long-burn time provided high-quality pellets are used.

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