1980s Electric Fireplace Fireplace World

1980 Heatilator Fireplace. Heatilator These models operate without having the pilot light burning all of the time to prevent the waste of precious natural resources. In terms of antecedents, the Heatilator is perhaps a cousin to the Franklin stove, though I am not sure it had the reverse "U" shaped pipe that is associated with the Franklin

A Short History of the Heatilator Fireplace
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Within a matter of years, factory-built fireplaces became all the rage, mainly because they were less expensive and easier to install. Since their rise in popularity in the 1950's throughout the 1980's, Old-style Heatilator fireplaces have been advancing in features, technology and performance

A Short History of the Heatilator Fireplace

In terms of antecedents, the Heatilator is perhaps a cousin to the Franklin stove, though I am not sure it had the reverse "U" shaped pipe that is associated with the Franklin Some newer models now have IntelliFire ignition systems Since their rise in popularity in the 1950's throughout the 1980's, Old-style Heatilator fireplaces have been advancing in features, technology and performance

Does anyone know what Heatilator this is? It’s from the 1980s. r. Since their rise in popularity in the 1950's throughout the 1980's, Old-Style Heatilator Fireplaces have been advancing in features, technology and performance These models operate without having the pilot light burning all of the time to prevent the waste of precious natural resources.

replacing 1980's heatilator fireplace insert with a new wood stove. It should not have any mention of BTUs or heat output and it is not designed, intended, tested or listed as a heating device Just bought a 1972 house that at some point had a heatilator type zero clearance all metal fireplace added to living room