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8 years ago

Modern Fireplace in a Brooklyn Brownstone · More Info

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Ember Fireplaces
8 years ago
This is a Kozy Heat Slayton 42 gas fireplace. I would recommend going on their website and looking up a dealer in your area who can price out the unit and installation.
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