If you are in the hospitality business and own a hotel with a restaurant, a diner or any other public catering place, then you might want to consider ventless fireplaces in your buildings. They are often a great alternative to traditional fireplaces because they do not really require any special maintenance. Even if you can't get a permit from the fire department for a traditional fireplace, you can get around this by using a safe and efficient ventless fireplace instead.
These fireplaces can be installed just about anywhere and as an appliance, all they need is a wall outlet and the refills to keep them burning.
What's the difference between ventless fireplaces and traditional ones?
The main difference between the two types is the source of fuel. Traditional fireplaces burn wood to produce heat and light while ventless fireplaces use electricity and a gas or a gel which can easily be refilled. These fireplaces also produce no smoke at all and can be installed anywhere in the building.
These fireplaces can be installed just about anywhere and as an appliance, all they need is a wall outlet and the refills to keep them burning.
What's the difference between ventless fireplaces and traditional ones?
The main difference between the two types is the source of fuel. Traditional fireplaces burn wood to produce heat and light while ventless fireplaces use electricity and a gas or a gel which can easily be refilled. These fireplaces also produce no smoke at all and can be installed anywhere in the building.