Monthly Archives: September 2017
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Read more »What questions should I ask before doing a Gas Logs Installation?
Before your gas logs installation, ask your plumber:
“What types of gas log burner have you installed in the last six months?”
They are likely not qualified if they don’t answer with R. H. Peterson, vented and ventless. There are other questions (below).
Felix knows his gas logs and gas logs installations. When you sell as many gas logs as Felix does, we hear all sorts of crazy stories. It’s crazy how many problems come up with these inanimate objects. Often, it’s because the installer doesn’t know what they’re doing. -
Posted: September 23, 2017Categories: Ceiling Fan Blog
Read more »What questions should I ask my ceiling fan installer?
The main question you should ask your ceiling fan installer:
“What brands of ceiling fans have you installed before?” If your brand of ceiling fan isn’t in their top five, keep looking for a more experienced installer. There are other questions (below), but this is the easiest.Steve knows his ceiling fans. When you sell as many ceiling fans as Steve does, we hear all sorts of crazy stories. You can’t imagine how many ways a ceiling fan doesn’t work. Many times, it’s because the installer doesn’t know what they’re doing. And they never bothered to read the directions.
The Right Questions for your Ceiling Fan Installer
September 22nd, 2017
Many people in the trade who install ceiling fans are fantastic to work with! They’re good people, they can be extremely helpful, and they make sure you are happy with great service.
On the flip side, an unqualified ceiling fan installer will make your life miserable.
Many of us at Hansen Wholesale were ceiling fan installers or licensed electricians. We sell thousands of ceiling fans per year, so we’ve heard and seen it all.
The biggest problem we encounter by far, is ceiling fan installers that don’t know what they’re doing. Luckily, most ce
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Posted: September 15, 2017Categories: Ceiling Fan Blog
Read more »What are the best and prettiest crystal ceiling fans?
In my opinion, the Minka Aire Cristifano with the Crystal Light Kit is best crystal ceiling fan. It's also, in my opinion, the prettiest one on the market. There are many other excellent choices, too.
Felix loves crystal ceiling fans. They used to be very, very popular. After a while on the sidelines, they seem to be becoming more popular with his customers.The Best Crystal
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Posted: September 14, 2017Categories: Ceiling Fan Blog
Read more »A few years ago, one of our favorite ceiling fan manufacturers created National Ceiling Fan Day. With tongue-in-cheek, we celebrate this important and famous holiday that Fanimation created because, hey, it's an opportunity to save you money!
We got together here at Hansen Wholesale and picked our favorite ceiling fans to save you money for National Ceiling Fan Day, 2017. The criteria are:
- Biggest Discounts on National Ceiling Fan Day (because they save you money)
- Efficiency (because that saves you money)
- Quality, based on our personal experience history (because not fixing ceiling fans - guess what - saves you money.)
Here's the list we came up with:
Fanimation Islander DC
A Fanimation Fan kinda has to top the list because it's their holiday. And the Islander DC is one heck of a fan. And it's efficient
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Posted: September 08, 2017Categories: Gas Log Blog
Read more »Updated: February 10, 2022
A fireplace is the center of the home, where friends and family assemble to talk, relax, and stay warm. However, traditional units are challenging to maintain, leading many people to allow the existing fireplace cavity to go unused. Now, modern fireplace alternatives can fit into your current masonry. These inserts offer the same cozy warmth and light while also being cleaner and more environmentally friendly. Learning more about the different insert options will help make your purchasing decision much easier.
What Are the Benefits of a Self-Contained Fireplace Insert?
Environmental Friendliness
A self-contained unit is inserted into an existing fireplace and can vent through a chimney with an approved flue liner. However, consumers have a choice. These fireplaces have both vented and ventless options to accommodate your heating needs and aesthetic preferences. While both variations are visually very similar to traditional fireplaces, there are significant mechanical differences.
Inserts use controlled ventilation and combustion to provide an efficient and effective form of supplemental heat
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Posted: September 01, 2017Categories: Gas Log BlogRead more »
If you’re referring to ceramic gas logs, you want high-quality gas logs. Get fireplace logs that are long-lasting and carefully engineered. R. H. Peterson makes the best product by a large margin. I’ll guide you through the ins and outs of what to look for.
Erick knows his gas logs. He’s been working with them for nearly fifteen years. He knows all the brands and the pros and cons of each. Today, he shares the knowledge and insight he’s gained in his years of deep experience.
A Beginner’s Guide to Fireplace Logs
September 1st, 2017
As you are aware, there are a lot of fireplace logs available to buy. Perhaps you came here because you bought cheap ones. The logs you bought at Home Depot or Lowe's already disintegrating. Or maybe it’s your first time and you want to learn before making an investment in your home.
There are a few rookie mistakes I will guide you past.
1. You need to know if your fireplace can use gas logs.
2. Not all Fireplace Logs (otherwise known as Gas Logs) are the same!
3. You can’t use a typical fireplace gas lighter with gas logs, you need the correct purpose-built gas log burner.
4. You have to b
