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Foreword
1. Appearance + Heat
2. Modern Or Traditional?
3. Fireplace Design
4. Fireplaces Q And A
5. Fireplace Construction
6. Majestic Circulator
7. Chimney Design
8. Fire Building
9. Circulator Helps
10. "Radiant Blades"
11. Circulator Installation
12. More Circulators
13. Majestic Thulman
14. Modern Touch
15. Smoke Dome
16. Heights & Flue Sizes
17. Conventional Fireplace
18. Barbecue Fireplaces
19. Char-Grill Accessories
20. Char-Grill Vent-Hoods
21. Basic Principles
22. Good Foundation
23. Outdoor Fireplace
24. Fireplace Units
25. Building instructions
26. Dampers + Equipment
27. Home Conveniences
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Although most of us enjoy the cheery crackle of a fire on the open hearth, few of us realize that about 90% of fireplace heat is lost up the flue, leaving only a slight 10% to seep into the room. This is true of ordinary fireplaces, but, in thousands of homes today, up-the-flue heat is being converted into usable smoke-free room heat by the use of Majestic Circulators with "Radiant Blades." These boost your radiant heat by sending super-heated air in different directions from the fireplace,

Majestic — a leader in the field of home heating systems for half a century has put all its "know-how" into the design and construction of this Circulator Fireplace unit with "Radiant Blades." These blades are metal fins welded to the back and sides of the Circulator's firebox. Their primary function is to provide greater heating or radiating surface — more area of metal thus increasing the volume of radiant heat discharged. In addition, the blades act as ducts or flues, directing the cool air over the back of the firebox — the hottest part of the unit. They also stiffen and strengthen the metal walls.

By actual measurement, a Circulator with Radiant Blades makes available far more usable heat. No adjustments are ever required, because the firebox and blades are an integral part of the completely welded unit. There is nothing to become loose; nothing to impair the efficiency of the unit.

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