Outdoor Fireplaces
Though fireplace season might seem like its eons away, fireplace building season is right around the corner. In this episode of The...
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Expert Q&A: Fireplace Re-Face
In this segment of The Marc and Mandy Show, Ivan Rapa from Erth Coverings answers questions about re-facing fireplaces. Keep reading...
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Trendspotting: Fireplaces
‘Tis the season for indoor fireplaces! In this episode of The Marc and Mandy Show: Trend Spotting, Designer Sarah Marie Lackey...
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Outdoor Fireplace Ideas
Sarah-Marie Lackey chats with Daniel Miles from Valor Fireplaces about outdoor fireplaces featuring radiant heat fireplaces.
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Trend Watch: Soapstone for Countertops and More
As its name suggests, soapstone is a soft rock largely consisting of talc – but there’s much more to it than that. In this epi...
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How to: Make Your Home Smell Like Christmas
When you enter a room in your home, what does it smell like? Does it smell clean? Does it have an odor to it? A pleasant smell is a...
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Expert Q&A: Radiant Heat
In the realm of fireplace design, Valor Fireplaces leads the way with their newest product: the Radiant Fireplace. So how exactly do...
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5 Ways that Valor’s HeatShift System Makes Decorating Easy
With the onset of winter, an indoor fireplace is the perfect accessory a home in Canada can have. That said, where fire is involved,...
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What is Soapstone?
Soapstone is a natural material, composed of talc and various other minerals. Because of the way this stone is derived, (under inten...
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How to Prepare Your Cottage for the Fall
As we enjoy the last few weeks of summer, it’s time to start making preparations to close up the cottage for the fall and wint...
Continue readingHow to keep your family safe from accidental fire
(NC)— According to the Canadian Safety Council, every year about 400 Canadians lose their lives in an accidental household fire. In...
Continue readingYour household does need a carbon monoxide alarm
(NC)—You can’t see it, smell it or taste it. It is called “the silent killer” because symptoms of exposure to it mimic the flu...
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