Electric Fireplace Insert

[sniper7]

Wow. That's gotta be a record for getting off topic. Thanks fellers.

I tried, but crossfit was mentioned. Things happen! Besides, you shouldn't need heat in New Mexico!

[thvigil11]

I tried, but crossfit was mentioned. Things happen! Besides, you shouldn't need heat in New Mexico!

You know it. It's only 7 degrees at 7500 feet where I'm at. Downright balmy.

[sniper7]

You know it. It's only 7 degrees at 7500 feet where I'm at. Downright balmy.

Oh well then, in that case the best thing to do is a nice crossfit routine to warm up!

[thvigil11]

Oh well then, in that case the best thing to do is a nice crossfit routine to warm up!

But which shoes should I buy?

[sniper7]

But which shoes should I buy?

Probably something with soles made out of rubber used on Toyota trucks.

[SideShow Bob]

It will be a PITA to get the electrical ran into your existing fireplace to run this and keep it concealed & neat.
Get one of those roll around units with the genuine Amish wood cabinet.

[thvigil11]

It will be a PITA to get the electrical ran into your existing fireplace to run this and keep it concealed & neat.
Get one of those roll around units with the genuine Amish wood cabinet.

It's not actually going in a fireplace. It's gonna be in the bottom of a built in wall shelf. Power is already there, clearance and airspace is also accounted for. The math is all there, just wondered if anyone had experience with this or a similar unit, performance wise or reliability. Ordered it today so I guess now we'll wait and see

[killianak9]

It will be a PITA to get the electrical ran into your existing fireplace to run this and keep it concealed & neat.
Get one of those roll around units with the genuine Amish wood cabinet.

I just got an infrared heater from the Oreck dealer in Thornton. It's the heat smart Liberty infrared heater. Cost was $235.
Not much for ambiance but does the job !