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EcoSmart Fire by Josh Rubin

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EcoSmart Fire is an environmentally friendly open fireplace that comes in a variety of modern designs. The core of their system is the EcoSmart Burner, a simple metal box that houses all of the components to make a clean, simple fire that doesn't require a gas line or ventilation. The burner can be purchased separately for custom installation or in conjunction with one of EcoSmart's 17 fireplaces, like this one known as The Cube.

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