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I have a gas fireplace that puts out little heat. Will a firebacker help?

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memyselfi questioned:


I was told a firebacker would help radiate heat from the fireplace. Is there anything else that should be done? Are there different quality of firebackers? How will I know if one is excellent quality? Should it be made of cast iron’? Any more suggestions would also be appreciated. (The fireplace is vented with glass doors over the opening.

Brian
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One Response to “I have a gas fireplace that puts out little heat. Will a firebacker help?”

  1. I am Not Bovvered says:
    September 17, 2007 at 5:11 pm

    Sorry, but you are best to call in a showroom and get Professional advice For Any Gas Product.

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