Flare Fireplaces does offer the ability to run your fireplace with a liquid propane tank though there are certain limitations this fuel type presents when compared to the usage of natural gas. Liquid propane burns more efficiently and hotter than natural gas so to accommodate this increase in heat we must use smaller orifices to
Ensure you have downloaded the most current Architectural and Framing Guide from the Architect Resource Center. Construct your metal framing base and top. Ensure to maintain ½” clearance to the sides, back and top of firebox. All framing must be cantilevered, ceiling suspended or self-supporting. See example below: Flare Fireplaces are NOT load bearing and
Keep a minimum 6” clearance around the vent termination cap to all non-combustible materials. If the top of the shroud is enclosed, keep a minimum of 10” clearance from the top of the termination to the bottom of the shroud. Keep 4” openings at the bottom of the shroud to allow for proper air
Stone Ball Media Placement Flare Fireplaces allows for many different media types & configurations across our fireplace lineup. In reference specifically to the Stone Balls, we have outlined best practices below. Do not fill the entire fireplace with stone balls, as this will overwhelm the burner. Flare recommends placing a line of stone
SIT ProFlame 2 Remote With the partnership of SIT ProFlame gas valves, Flare Fireplaces' linear fireplaces have become even more user friendly and reliable. The SIT ProFlame valve comes with all the features you expect from a modern gas fireplace such as thermostat mode, adjustable flame height and key lock. SIT ProFlame 2 Wall Switch
Soot is a product of incomplete combustion of gas within your fireplace. With all gas fireplaces soot will be generated in small amounts but some instances excessive quantities may be generated during operation. Sooting is generally an easy to resolve problem and there are several potential solutions as listed below. Inlet Pressure Always ensure that
F-04 is an error code that will flash on your Symac GV60 Maxitrol Flare remote when the valve fails to receive the message that the thermocouple has been warmed by the pilot light. This failure can have multiple different causes. Gas Flow Confirm that gas is flowing to the unit. This can be done by
All Flare Fireplaces require a heat release The heat release is an air outlet that helps relieve radiant heat created by the top of the fireplace. The heat collects in the fireplace chase and, through natural convection, rises up and out of the release opening. The heat release outlet for hot airflow from the wall
*** Please consult specific unit spec sheet listed on PRODUCTS page of website to confirm proper orifice sizing prior to conversion or replacing orifice *** Fireplace gas type conversion– NG to LPG- Orifice replacement Flare Fireplaces can be easily converted from NG to LPG. When you place your order for a fireplace, include the gas
Mounting A Television Above Your Flare Fireplace When referring to TV Installation, Flare Fireplaces create radiant heat which rises up into the chase & out a Heat Release into the room. This allows for a relatively low temperature on the external wall above the fireplace, & lets you mount a TV as close as
