My fireplace measured 34" H x 36" W. What size will work better for me?
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If 34X36 are the actual complete dimensions (not just the size of glass doors- it's the air vents you want to actually cover) go with the smaller size. My total dimensions are 44wX33h and the blanket could actually be about 2 inches bigger to completely cover the air vents.
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You'll have one inch at the top and one inch at the bottom that won't be covered with the 32" H one but that's not a disaster except it will allow some of your heat to still go up the chimney and in the case of a downdraft, if you don't have the bottom covered, some ashes could be blown onto your hearth. I had an arched opening which is why I couldn't invest in glass doors. They are really the nicest and safest solution but the fireplace blocker is a good alternative for the price.
378431
You need to get at least enough inches to cover your opening. If it is larger, that is ok. You can always fold any excess over the screen.
2131251
You can use the 36x36. My unit is 28x28 and with the bungee cords provided, the 36x36 works just fine by hanging the corners to the flat faces of the ac unit.
921140
My circular fire pit is approx. 20" in diameter and these replacement logs fit it well. I do not think, when stacked, they would fit a 36" fire pit - there would be a lot of open space if one used this CF20 log set (I believe that the appellation CF20 does speak to the size fire pit, i.e., 20" that these logs would serve).
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I used 36" base. you will have to modify the 36" base and cut it down unless you get base that is meant for farmhouse sinks. We also framed inside the base to support the sink. If you go with 33" sink in 36" base, you will need to frame anyway, why go smaller on the sink? it works great with some thoughtful adjustments to the base. Another note, you will need shorter doors too as sink is deep. get the correct base and you will be fine.
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If you are planning a low maintenance tank then the 36" fixture should be sufficient. If you are going high tech then I'd go for the 48" because of the depth of your tank. If you don't know the difference between the two then you need to do a bit of research first.
1736553
I would select the range vent hood size based on the space present in the cabinet over the range. So if the space available for mounting is made for 36" then yes you should use a 36" hood.
234254
hello, i have the same type of window, and the 36x54 worked perfect for me. have fun.
1655438
We have this electric fireplace in our 35 inch wide fireplace and we're happy with it. In the evening people mistake it for the real deal.Don & ElaineSan Jose, Ca
478020
Slightly larger than the fireplace, with enough solace for cardboard packing to protect it during shipping. Sorry I don't have the dimensions as we cut up the box and hauled it away. Check the dimensions in the description.
2096872
Top 'mantle' area is 32" but the bottom of the fireplace measures 33"! So if you have a 32" space, be careful to allow for this.
631927
I just went out and measured mine. The 33" measurement is pretty accurate. It most likely will not work for your 34" wide TV.
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21 by 11 is 221 square feet, so either the 230PH (230 sq ft) or the 300PH (300 sq ft) will work. For the small difference in price, I'd go with the 300, since you never know where you will use it next.
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Here are some measurements that may help you- Starting from the point of the unit (that would fit directly into a corner) to the front of the unit, it measures 26". From the point measuring only along the wall sides (before reaching the "mantle") it measures 23". Keep in mind that the width of the fireplace is wider across the top - the side to side (mantle) measures 37" the bottom of the unit is a couple of inches less. I have had this unit for a while and am still very pleased with its style and function.
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My unit is 34 by 34 inches and it works fine. My fan opening is only 27" square and that's the important factor. There are stretch cords to keep it in place
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I used a 1/2 " line (copper or black pipe) for 15 feet in my house and this fireplace works great. I would say that 1/2" line would be good for 30 feet. Longer then that, I would go with 3/4"' I hope this helps.
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The fireplace measures 19" wide x 16.8" high x 8.34" deep, so it will fit an opening of 20" wide x 19" high.
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Size of the top was an issue for me too. I suggest that you get some cardboard and a tape measure and create a mock up of the fireplace. This is the only way to be sure. Too many variables to say yes for sure.