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Fireplace

A fireplace or hearth is a structure made of brick, stone or metal designed to contain a fire. Fireplaces are used for the relaxing ambiance they create and for heating a room. Modern fireplaces vary in heat efficiency, depending on the design.

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Types of fireplaces

History

Heating efficiency

Health effects

Environmental effects

Glossary

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Fireplace

Nodes211
Edges210
Triples112
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.009479
Components1

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Fireplace

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related to Further reading · 35
Fireplace → Adams, Alan, All Ages, American Genius, Baltimore, Boston, Building, Company, Count Rumford, Fireplace Design, Forgotten Art, Good Fireplace, Have Remained Unchanged, His Principles, Home Fires, Hood, How Americans Kept Warm, ISBN, James, January
related to Glossary · 22
Fireplace → An, Andiron, Arch, Ash, Back, Brick, Chimney, Crane, Damper, Either, Flue, Hearth, Hearthstone, Insert, It, Jamb, Mantel, Metal, Several, The
related to Evolution of fireplace design · 13
Fireplace → Adam Brothers, Along, Early, Industrial Revolution, It, James Adam, John Adam, Many, Over, Robert Adam, The, These, They
related to Heating efficiency · 12
Fireplace → Austria, Depending, During, Firebacks, Masonry, Most, Salzburg, Some, Standard, These, This, To
related to Wood · 10
Fireplace → Ecology, Environmental Health, For, Home, It, Journal, The Washington State Department, Toxicology, Wood, Young
related to Gases and ethanol · 7
Fireplace → Burning, Emissions, Ethanol, Gases, Propane, Some, These
related to Accessories · 5
Fireplace → Fenders, For, Heavy, Other, Western
related to External links · 3
Fireplace → Dictionary, Merriam-Webster, OCLC
related to Types of fireplaces · 3
Fireplace → Electric, Manufactured, Masonry
see also · 1
Fireplace → Chimney

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fireplaces fire wood smoke also room hearth metal flue used heat chimney efficiency masonry stone heating made gas may chimneys

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chimney-back.Andironinstance ofGlossarySeveral of these terms may be compounded with chimney or fireplace0.80text
Fireplacerelated to AccessoriesFor0.60section
Fireplacerelated to AccessoriesWestern0.60section
Fireplacerelated to AccessoriesHeavy0.60section
Fireplacerelated to AccessoriesFenders0.60section
Fireplacerelated to AccessoriesOther0.60section
Fireplacerelated to Evolution of fireplace designOver0.60section
Fireplacerelated to Evolution of fireplace designEarly0.60section
Fireplacerelated to Evolution of fireplace designThey0.60section
Fireplacerelated to Evolution of fireplace designThese0.60section
Fireplacerelated to Evolution of fireplace designMany0.60section
Fireplacerelated to Evolution of fireplace designAlong0.60section

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