Using a flame light in a fireplace?

[yourdj]

I do allot of historic buildings and most have a fireplace.

Anyone done this? With two pars also would look stunning - or naff :p

I was thinking of adding this as an optional extra?



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[visualdjmax]

Perfect for summer weddings!

[yourdj]

Perfect for summer weddings!

Is that sarcastic :) I cannot see why not for a dark room?

the addition of uplighting would help as it is a focal point structure and part of the ambiance? Obviously it wont give out heat :p

[Shakermaker Promotions]

I have put uplighting around a number of fireplaces in venues to really make them stand out and it's looked great. I think the idea of adding a flame effect would make it look quite 'warming' in the winter but that's about it.

[Davy]

I like that . Not many venues I do have fireplaces though

[DAVESOUNDS SERVICES]

Done it before..drunken landlord couldnt understand it as he had the chimney capped off years ago! it looked great though

Cheers

[yourdj]

Done it before..drunken landlord couldnt understand it as he had the chimney capped off years ago! it looked great though

Cheers

I think that and a few logs can make a big impact and for a £25-30 optional extra its a no brainer even in the summer.
Living in the new forest I could pick the wood up on the way :D

I did a stately home tonight (very hot day) and they had candels in the main fireplace. :)

[Larry B Entertainment]

I think that and a few logs can make a big impact and for a £25-30 optional extra its a no brainer even in the summer.
Living in the new forest I could pick the wood up on the way :D

I did a stately home tonight (very hot day) and they had *candles* in the main fireplace. :)

:)