Fireplace Essays

  • Principles of Construction

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    the vertical is the recommended maximum. 45 degrees bends are really too steep, although permitted in some circumstances. Flues should be insulated to keep the gases warmer therefore improving the 'draw' and the clearance of smoke from the fireplace or appliance. Flue Functions. For most wood and coal fires the flue has two jobs to do: 1) To clear the products of combustion from the fire and to discharge them outside the building. 2) To create a flow of air through the burning

  • Heurich Mansion

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    Christian Heurich, the owner of the Heurich mansion was born in 1842 in the small village of Hainia, Germany. He was always very proud of his humble origins, especially that he was born in the remains of a castle that once housed the Henneberg dynasty. Christian Heurich’s journey to become the ultimate American success story led him to the nation’s capital to build the Heurich Mansion or as it is known locally, the Brewmaster’s castle. The National Register of Historic Places recognizes the Heurich

  • A Chiminea Research Paper

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    chiminea does? Does it grant wishes, race across the world, feed the hungry? While the first two possibilities are clearly false, the third is a possibility! (67) What is a Chiminea and where did it come from? A chiminea is quite simply an outdoor fireplace. Dating back to 17th century Mexico, where clay pots, kettles, and even homes were common, the chiminea has a solid place in traditional Spanish history where they were invaluable. Practicality and durability were a necessity

  • Benjamin Franklin: The Greatest Man Of The World

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    improved the lives of the people of the world with his brilliant mind, his ideas and inventions still benefit the world over 270 years later. (Block, 2006) Benjamin Franklin’s first invention was a stove or a fireplace this invention in my opinion is one of his finest. The Pennsylvania Fireplace as it was called at the time would not only improve on the

  • At Eternity's Gate

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    Van Gogh's “At Eternity's Gate” could possibly rival “Starry Night” for one of his best pieces of art. “At Eternity's Gate” is a portrait of a man that appears to be distressed and mournful. He wears all blue while sitting on a chair in front of a fireplace. He is in a room which is seems empty. The man in the picture seems to be distraught with his hand covering his face, he is also hunched forward with his elbows on his thighs. The man is wearing all blue with brown shoes. The man has a receding hairline

  • Personal Narrative Essay: Welcome To My Dream Home

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    The fireplace is stone including a masculine wooden mantle. The color in the room is a spicy orange tone, and along the walls is white trim. The ceiling has wooden beams running across it in a tic-tac toe pattern, and a grand ceiling fan in the middle. Across

  • Persuasive Essay On Smokeshaft Cleaning

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    Trick Benefits of Chimney Sweeping chimney-cleaning-before-afterContrary to contemporary heater, which make use of electrical power, traditional fireplaces use wood or coal as gas. When these products shed, they rapidly release smoke as well as some other kind of particles. These materials travel through your smokeshaft to the exterior environment. A fireplace is just one of one of the most vital home appliances, especially to individuals that stay in extreme cold areas. It can provide you with warmth

  • Frank Lloyd Wright Falling Water Essay

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    house fuses the relationship between architecture and nature. Wright was influenced by Japanese architecture and this was his inspiration for Fallingwater. He wanted to create harmony between nature and the home. The design revolved around the fireplace as Wright considered it the gathering place for the family. The hearth was

  • The Inaccurate Interpretation Of The Great Hall At Kenilworth

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    shows the correct number of windows, the roof trusses and the window designs are all historically viable. However, I believe overall, the Illustration fails to present wealth during this era that ruins cannot. A number of fireplaces, the moulding around the windows and fireplaces add to the ornate that is not established on the image. The worst inaccuracies in the image are the colour of the sand work. It is illustrated

  • The Black Cat, And The Tell-Tale Heart

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    on death row. So we know that he got caught after he murdered his wife. The day after he killed his wife he decided that it would be best to hide the body in the fireplace in the basement. The fireplace had not been finished so there was still a hole for the body to be held in. So he picked up his dead wife corpse put it in the fireplace and sealed it up. In the end he was proud of his work and felt no regret what so ever. One day the police came by to check on the man. People said that they had not

  • Fahrenheit 451 Title Analysis

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    meaning behind the title, I was able to connect some real life definitions to the words of the title. What I mean, is that according to dictionary.com, a hearth is like a fireplace or the floor of a fireplace, the area in front of a fireplace, or used as a symbol of one’s home. If you look at it in the way it is connected to a fireplace, it is also connected to fire, this makes me think perhaps the hearth is where they burn the books, and with it hearth also is a symbol of home, so the books hold history

  • Goldman's Causal Theory Of Existence Analysis

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    The example he gives is that of a fire in his fireplace to which he could infer that there was smoke coming from his chimney. “I know that smoke was coming out of my chimney last night. I know this because I remember perceiving a fire in my fireplace last night, and I infer that the fire caused smoke to rise out of the chimney.” This all assumes that there is no backward causation. “The analysis

  • Thanksgiving Traditions: Memories from Grandma's House

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    white table in the kitchen and exchange stories, not that they would ever admit that they were actually gossiping. This left all of us, the kids, to entertain ourselves until dinner. The basement was our preferred location to gather, as it had a fireplace that kept it toasty and there were three couches for us to take apart and use for pillow forts. The fall of 2007 dawned chilly and crisp, and stayed that way. The wind whistled through the thick forest that surrounded the house,

  • Colonists Keeping Warm

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    tackled this problem a bit differently than the other colonists by inventing a new type of wood burning stove. “Franklin’s idea was a new kind of wood burning stove. He would move the fire from an open hearth into a metal box that was inside the fireplace and connected to the chimney. Behind the metal box, he added a “winding passage” of small metal chambers that made hot air travel a longer path and kept it from escaping so quickly. Metal is a good conductor of heat, so the heat in the metal box

  • Art Analysis: The Luncheon

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    The artwork known as The Luncheon or Le Déjeuner is a painting done by François Boucher-a French Rococo painter-in 1739. The painting depicts a breakfast scenario involving an 18th century European family (possibly French). There are five people in the painting, a man, two women and two children. One would describe the moment as depicting a mother, her two beautiful children, their farther and their governess at breakfast. They all seem to be well dressed with attires portraying the family to be

  • Comparing Imagination And Imagery In Snow Poetry

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    sleep. He repeats those last two lines to let the reader imagine this person walking to where they’re going. In Emerson’s poem it has a different context, a different meaning. There’s this harsh snowstorm outside, and everyone is inside sitting by a fireplace. Here are two different settings, one outside and the other inside. The author in this poem refers this snowstorm to a “he”. Emerson is almost referring it to a person. “In all his own, retiring, as he were not, leaves, when the son appears.” When

  • Lakeview Avenue Case Study

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    the units were updated to include a high-efficiency boiler. Within these units, residents will find a galley kitchen with all of the latest appliances. The living areas include a charming fireplace that is perfect for cuddling up next to on cold winter nights. Unlike many condos in the area, these fireplaces actually use wood instead of gas, so residents can enjoy a more traditional fireside experience. Unit

  • Vincent Van Gogh Essay

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    artist, the masterwork, and the movement he was involved in. The masterwork I decided to work for the assignment features one of Vincent Van Gogh’s iconic pieces, At Eternity’s Gates painted in 1890, featuring an old man sitting on a chair near a fireplace with his hands on his face wallowing in sorrow. The reason I chosen the masterwork relates to the exquisiteness Van Gogh presented when he painted the piece revealing his unique style and how he convey the emotions of the figure. Vincent Van Gogh

  • Nature and Nurture in Frankenstein by Mary Shelley

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    the reader through the utilization of organized word selection. Victor falls victim to nature and also the creature fell victim to nurture. Shelley explains this for the reader through her diction and so the symbolism of sunshine academic degree fireplace as AN intellectually intriguing, withal physically damaging, force.

  • Cape Cod Kitchen

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    When a kitchen and dining room are combined to create a single space, it can be hard to tell where the areas begin and end. Open concept designs can feel cold and uninviting, but they are easy to divide without adding permanent walls. All you need are the right furnishings and a few clever ideas to separate an open kitchen and dining room while adding valuable storage space and seating. Read on to find out how.Add Double-Sided Freestanding Cabinetry The kitchen and dining space in my two-story Cape