Facebook Tweet Help Stories Renovation Double billing Share Tweet Help Both the living and dining areas in this home are able to enjoy the cosy ambience of a Real Fire View of the Through Wall Minimal fireplace from Real Fires features a stainless steel front panel. Large, open-plan living areas are often a popular option for people renovating old homes. Making a stand and getting rid of those small and cramped rooms seems very appealing, but it can leave a large space with a lack of intimacy.In this home, renovated by builder Richard Merrifield, the new living spaces were given an intimate feel by retaining a section of the dividing wall between the living and dining areas and installing a double-sided Through Wall gas fire from Real Fires into it. This versatile model allows both spaces to enjoy the warmth and cosy ambience of a fireplace. View of the Through Wall Minimal fireplace from Real Fires features a stainless steel front panel. Real Fires Through Wall fires can be finished to suit your decor, with options including brushed stainless or black trim. The open side can be fitted with either a modern or classic grate. It can also be installed with the glass side on the exterior wall of the house, creating ambience for a patio or courtyard.This model is supplied with a Real Fires insulated kit to maximise safety and performance. This removes the need for extra fire-proofing around the fire box. View of the Through Wall Minimal fireplace from Real Fires features a stainless steel front panel. For details, contact Real Fires, corner of Archers and Poland Rds, Glenfield, Auckland, phone (09) 444 7331, fax (09) 444 7335. Email: info@realfires.co.nz, or visit the website: www.realfires.co.nz. Story by: Trendsideas 03 Jun, 2009 Renovation Trendsideas Home kitchen bathroom commercial design Latest Post Serene air 03 Nov, 2024 Artistic vibe 03 Nov, 2024 Grown from the land 03 Nov, 2024 We know the Specialists Related Book More Books > Home Trends Vol. 25/7 NZ2507 Read More Similar Stories