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IN AN EXISTING WOOD-BURNING FIREPLACE WITH VENT-FREE LOGS, IN WHAT CIRCUMSTANCES DO I NEED TO USE A HOOD?

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IN AN EXISTING WOOD-BURNING FIREPLACE WITH VENT-FREE LOGS, IN WHAT CIRCUMSTANCES DO I NEED TO USE A HOOD?

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A hood is used to allow deeper mantles to be installed at lower heights above the fireplace opening and to reduce wall temperatures above the fireplace opening. Be sure to check the installation manual for specific clearance guidelines.