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whitter45	posted on 8th Oct 12 at 13:06
	quote: Originally posted by James It's just an electric fire though, I've not used it in 18 months of living there, plus it's noisy and probably uses loads of electricity when it's on. ah apologies i thought you had a gas fire If its electric then i would remove it
James	posted on 8th Oct 12 at 12:18
	It's just an electric fire though, I've not used it in 18 months of living there, plus it's noisy and probably uses loads of electricity when it's on.
whitter45	posted on 8th Oct 12 at 12:04
	persoanlly always keep a fire place or have a fire There are always times when you can just heat the room with the fire rather having to have the central heating system on just to heat that room They are also a nice feature
James	posted on 8th Oct 12 at 08:50
	quote: Originally posted by Daniel_Corsa Different type of fire? Hole in wall with out any surround or fire place. The current fire is currently outside of the wall (if that makes sense), it is just fitted up against the wall. So if I went for what you are suggesting, I would have fit some kind of false wall, which would defeat the object of trying to make the room feel bigger....
Daniel_Corsa	posted on 8th Oct 12 at 05:49
	Different type of fire? Hole in wall with out any surround or fire place.
James	posted on 7th Oct 12 at 23:10
	What are people's thoughts on them? My living room currently has a modern but traditional style fireplace. It's quite nice to look at but it's quite cheap and never gets used. The room is quite big but not particularly wide. I can't help but think that getting rid of the fireplace will make it feel bigger. Are there any good reasons why I should keep it? It's not like it's an old house and the fireplace adds to the character or anything....