Yes, if you want to die. Your chimney might have a closed flue, or there might be birds nesting in there. Either way, bad move muchacho.
A fireplace mantel should typically be installed around 54 inches above the floor in a room.
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Vent free fireplaces can be installed almost anywhere, refer to the model your are interested in, every vent free fireplace has it's own clearance requirements, including floor to ceiling (Never install a TV above a vent free fireplace!)
With the average fireplace design it is not needed to have those grates installed. They are only there to keep your fireplace clean during non use. So without them the fireplace will be usable but will have to be cleaned more often.
They can be safer, as long as they are installed correctly. They don't need a brick chimney for venting, they also can be installed near wood because they are insulated to prevent overheating. They are just as safe, if not safer, as brick installed fireplaces.
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Fireplace mantels should typically be installed at a height of 54-60 inches above the hearth to ensure proper functionality and aesthetic appeal in a room.
Fireplaces are a great investments. It can cost anywhere from $75 to $200 to have it installed in your home. It depends on the looks you want and where you want it installed.
If the fireplace has been installed in accordance with local codes, and the proper venting devices have been provided and installed, yes. If you have any question about this, call the manufacturer whose name should be on the interior frame of the unit in plain sight.
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If you have a properly installed chimney, with correct insullation, you don't need to worry about items that you place on the mantle.
Fireplaces are generally pretty bad at heating. A set of doors for the fireplace can help. A heat exchange grate with a blower can get more warm air out into the room. The best solution is also the most expensive- a properly installed fireplace insert. This is basically a wood stove that fits into the fireplace.