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Corrections, questions and press. We read everything that arrives.

Last reviewed September 1, 2026

Email info@flameandflagstone.com, or use the form below. Corrections go to the top of the pile, because a site whose whole argument is "we show the arithmetic" has to be fixable when the arithmetic is wrong.

Corrections come first

If a number on this site is wrong, we want to know, and we will fix it in public rather than quietly. That is easier here than on most sites: every cost, runtime and coverage figure has either a named source or its working printed next to it, so a disagreement can be about a specific step instead of a conclusion.

The most useful correction names the page, the figure, and what you think it should be. If you have a manufacturer document that contradicts something here, send it — a published spec beats our arithmetic every time, and we will say so on the page. How corrections work.

What we cannot help with

  • Warranty, returns or a faulty unit. We do not sell anything and we have no relationship with any manufacturer. Your retailer or the maker's support line is the only route that works.
  • Whether a specific installation is safe. Clearances, gas fitting and electrical load are not things to settle by email with a stranger. Your unit's manual wins, and where the manual is unclear the answer is a licensed installer — see safety and clearances.
  • Which heater to buy for a space we cannot see. The honest version of that answer is the BTU calculator plus the coverage page, and both are free and on this site.

Press, and everything else

Same address. We are a small independent publication funded by Amazon Associates commissions, which is set out in full on the affiliate disclosure page. We do not accept free product, sponsored placements, or paid positions on any list, so a pitch offering any of those will get a polite no.

Send us a message

Or email info@flameandflagstone.com directly, if you prefer your own mail client.

If you are reporting a wrong number, tell us which page and which figure. Every number here has its arithmetic on the page, so we can usually check a specific step.