Fireplace Pros and Cons

Seriously? My one liners were deleted? No humor allowed on this site?

Hi All.

Sorry to say, but we don't have one. Nor the spaced that is needed. The only place I could install one myself is in the Bottom China Cabinet, as it is a corner unit type "

Over the past couple of years, the prices sure have come done on them, even though they are still rather expensive. We are just not willing to wreck the effect of a "Full-Size China Cabined". So for us, with the Motorhome that we now have, it just won't be do-able.

Especially since the Motorhome that we have will more than out last us, and then some by one of our kids.

Good Luck. Happy Travels. Dan & Jill & our two "Yorkie Kids" who love to Travel as much as we do.

It's a yes for the fire place there pretty neat were buying a second one so it can stay in the motorhome we took it out and put in our home we use it every day

Our Grand Junction has 2. One in the livingroom, and one in the bedroom. We love it. Provides great heat, and wonderful mood. space wise, we have a TON of storage on this unit having lived on it for months before, and never came close to filling 3/4 of it so never missed the space they take up.

They have gotten them to look so authentic I really like them. Have replaced my wood burning fireplace at home and cottage with gas and love it. If I purchased a new unit I look seriously at one with the fireplace. Thanks for the pics. Real neat.

Two Jayhawks wrote:
If I had more space, maybe a 45' quad slide a FP would be nice. With the limited space we have now we just use the little 1500 watt heater.

I HAVE a 45 ft quad-slide. Fireplace was standard equipment. When we ordered the coach, we deleted it and had them build a storage cabinet there instead. You can never have enough storage in an RV, and to us the space was too valuable to waste on a fake fireplace. We already have a heating system, and three heat pumps.

Our new camper came with an electric FP.
I did not think I would like one until we got it.
It really takes the chill off in the mornings.

Ours is below the TV, takes up no space, looks nice, and throws enough heat to make a difference. I like it.

I never thought I would want a fireplace as we use a small electric heater to 'knock-off-the-chill'. We are thinking building a new coach and the fireplace just might be a consideration. If they were just for looks, I wouldn't be interested but since they actually put out heat, that's 'cool'! :)

MM.

they are real nice, they are quiet and give off heat to help keep the chill down.