Planika's Coffee Fire Long, $2,495, features aluminum legs, oak veneer and a liquid fuel that is smoke- and odorless. Is it a coffee table? A fire pit? Something to avoid during a drunken night?
I have seen these in use and just want one so bad. Could sit there all night and watch the flames move.
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poptart
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Looks beautiful but probably not a great idea if you have kids or pets?
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Very practical for fondue parties... :)
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oh i want! i always have a few candles lit on my coffee table while im watching TV...this would be even better. Wonder how easy it is to hack....
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this is great. At our last house, my husband wanted a fireplace sooooo badly. I bought him one of those "burning log" dvds but it wasn't the same. :) This is a good way to (kind of) get the real thing.
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this is a horrible idea yet i want it like heroin.
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I like it! You could roast marshmallows right on your couch.
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this is a horrible idea yet i want it like heroin.
Oh, how many times have I said that about so many things!?
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That is really beautiful. Would it get hot, though?
Small pets, beware!
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Ooh, love!
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I love it but have small pets. : (
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YESSS
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But how does it look without a fire going? Odd?
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its just sterno. you can buy it at Vons and put some rocks in a vase and light it up. well there are probably a few more requirements than that but someone must have a DIY to quench the yearning for less then two grand?
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jaime5
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yum. i want one desperately.
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Oh my...lovin it. It's so unique and so cool and I so miss my old gas fireplace. I have small pets but they are smart enough to know to stay away from anything emitting that kind of heat. But how would it look when it's not lit? I've found that many things that look great at night look awful with the lights up.
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Wait....a DIY fix has been mentioned....I looked at the picture....then I looked at my Lack TV bench (the long one) and there is a striking similarity in overall design...of course running a hole through it will ruin all stability...but it's an idea if someone can hack it.
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Lifestyle Shop on Spadina in Toronto carries this line of fireplaces. I think it's a great idea. They use corn oil instead of gas.
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I have a 4 weeks old bunny plus a yorkie and a turtle. I'm afraid for the bunny because it's rambunctious and a baby. It's not that my babies are morons.
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It's very pretty and would be great in a high-style condo -- but not in my house with toddlers and cats running around. It's not the most practical, really.
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I have seen these in use and just want one so bad. Could sit there all night and watch the flames move.
view poptart's profile
Looks beautiful but probably not a great idea if you have kids or pets?
view aladywhoknows's profile
Very practical for fondue parties... :)
view burpchick's profile
oh i want! i always have a few candles lit on my coffee table while im watching TV...this would be even better. Wonder how easy it is to hack....
view Enamorada's profile
this is great. At our last house, my husband wanted a fireplace sooooo badly. I bought him one of those "burning log" dvds but it wasn't the same. :) This is a good way to (kind of) get the real thing.
view julie_k.'s profile
this is a horrible idea yet i want it like heroin.
view kiljoywashere's profile
I like it! You could roast marshmallows right on your couch.
view modernguy's profile
this is a horrible idea yet i want it like heroin.
Oh, how many times have I said that about so many things!?
view Alex's profile
That is really beautiful. Would it get hot, though?
Small pets, beware!
view Goosebucket's profile
Ooh, love!
view AKirstin's profile
I love it but have small pets. : (
view Snugglitas's profile
YESSS
view closertotheocean's profile
But how does it look without a fire going? Odd?
view moetbubble's profile
its just sterno. you can buy it at Vons and put some rocks in a vase and light it up. well there are probably a few more requirements than that but someone must have a DIY to quench the yearning for less then two grand?
view jaime5's profile
yum. i want one desperately.
view misslyss's profile
Oh my...lovin it. It's so unique and so cool and I so miss my old gas fireplace. I have small pets but they are smart enough to know to stay away from anything emitting that kind of heat. But how would it look when it's not lit? I've found that many things that look great at night look awful with the lights up.
view amiencc's profile
Wait....a DIY fix has been mentioned....I looked at the picture....then I looked at my Lack TV bench (the long one) and there is a striking similarity in overall design...of course running a hole through it will ruin all stability...but it's an idea if someone can hack it.
view amiencc's profile
Lifestyle Shop on Spadina in Toronto carries this line of fireplaces. I think it's a great idea. They use corn oil instead of gas.
view mvastudios's profile
I have a 4 weeks old bunny plus a yorkie and a turtle. I'm afraid for the bunny because it's rambunctious and a baby. It's not that my babies are morons.
view Snugglitas's profile
It's very pretty and would be great in a high-style condo -- but not in my house with toddlers and cats running around. It's not the most practical, really.
view kirsten-e's profile