Fireplace heat loss shield

Stoves and furnaces – Fire pots and linings – Divided

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126202, D 7208, 160351, 160DIG9, F24C 1510

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040721400

ABSTRACT:
A fireplace heat loss shield having a fabric cover of woven fire resistant material that is emplaceable over the fireplace opening to inhibit loss of heated room air. The cover has pockets sewn along all four edges thereof, into which a rigid, rectangular frame is emplaced. The frame maintains the rectangular shape of the cover, and supports the cover in an upright position over the fireplace opening by horizontally extending legs which are rigidly attached to the supporting portion of the frame, and which extend horizontally outward from openings at the bottom corners of the cover. Draft up the chimney of the fireplace maintains the cover firmly against the edges of the fireplace opening, and air vent openings may be provided in the cover to allow some ventilation of smoldering material in the fireplace area and to relieve the inward suction on the fireplace cover.

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patent: 1605200 (1926-11-01), Bacon
patent: 2432047 (1947-12-01), Sterick et al.
patent: 2491707 (1949-12-01), Boyden
patent: 3375818 (1968-04-01), Luther
patent: 3830219 (1974-08-01), Gibbs

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