Direct Vent Gas Fireplace Cold Draft at Clifford Rains blog

Direct Vent Gas Fireplace Cold Draft. Gas fireplaces, especially those with direct vents, can sometimes allow cold air to seep in. Fortunately, addressing and preventing drafts is a manageable task. To eliminate the draft from a gas fireplace, block the chimney by closing the dampers or with chimney balloons, chimney sheep, or chimellas. Direct vent gas fireplaces offer warmth and ambiance, but dealing with drafts can be a common concern. All three of our products can help stop drafts from entering through your direct vent fireplace. If you're getting a draft above or below the glass. The flue that lets outside air into the firebox and lets the exhaust gas out is always open. This is a direct vent fireplace, meaning everything behind the glass is attached to the outside. These gaps can let in cold air, which can make the fireplace feel drafty. This is particularly noticeable in fireplaces that aren’t currently in use. To fix this problem, you’ll need to seal the gaps with caulk or weatherstripping.

Gas fireplaces, especially those with direct vents, can sometimes allow cold air to seep in. The flue that lets outside air into the firebox and lets the exhaust gas out is always open. This is a direct vent fireplace, meaning everything behind the glass is attached to the outside. All three of our products can help stop drafts from entering through your direct vent fireplace. To fix this problem, you’ll need to seal the gaps with caulk or weatherstripping. If you're getting a draft above or below the glass. These gaps can let in cold air, which can make the fireplace feel drafty. To eliminate the draft from a gas fireplace, block the chimney by closing the dampers or with chimney balloons, chimney sheep, or chimellas. Direct vent gas fireplaces offer warmth and ambiance, but dealing with drafts can be a common concern. This is particularly noticeable in fireplaces that aren’t currently in use.

Napoleon Ascent™ X BX42 Direct Vent Gas Fireplace, Natural Gas

Direct Vent Gas Fireplace Cold Draft To eliminate the draft from a gas fireplace, block the chimney by closing the dampers or with chimney balloons, chimney sheep, or chimellas. Fortunately, addressing and preventing drafts is a manageable task. This is particularly noticeable in fireplaces that aren’t currently in use. Direct vent gas fireplaces offer warmth and ambiance, but dealing with drafts can be a common concern. To eliminate the draft from a gas fireplace, block the chimney by closing the dampers or with chimney balloons, chimney sheep, or chimellas. To fix this problem, you’ll need to seal the gaps with caulk or weatherstripping. Gas fireplaces, especially those with direct vents, can sometimes allow cold air to seep in. These gaps can let in cold air, which can make the fireplace feel drafty. This is a direct vent fireplace, meaning everything behind the glass is attached to the outside. The flue that lets outside air into the firebox and lets the exhaust gas out is always open. If you're getting a draft above or below the glass. All three of our products can help stop drafts from entering through your direct vent fireplace.