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		<title>The greatest fireplace creators of all time.</title>
		<description>In the 19th Century the most famous of all fireplace creators were the Adams brothers, John, Robert and James. Sons of William Adams, Scotland's foremost architect at the time, the brothers began their career in general architecture.
Robert in particular moved in to fireplace design and some of his creations now ...</description>
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		<title>No fireplace blamed for the demise of society.</title>
		<description>In days past, families would gather around the fireplace in the living room or kitchen, often after a shared dinner and discuss the days events. Why would they gather around the fireplace……  it was probably the only heated room.

It was a time for children to speak with their parents ...</description>
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		<title>The Fireplace Industry.</title>
		<description>Working in the fireplace industry, I often wonder what it is that drives customers to purchase fires and fireplaces. It is quite clear, in many cases, that the reason is not for the provision of heat as modern day central heating systems combined with better home insulation  provide more ...</description>
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		<title>Fire and its attraction.</title>
		<description>Since the beginning of time man has been drawn to the living flame. Over 100,000yrs ago man created fire and discovered its benefits. Protection, warmth and of course a transformation in the preparation of food. Imagine a life where you could only eat cold uncooked food.
But back to the allure ...</description>
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