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A solid-fuel heating appliance installed in a house or apartment for the purpose of making a fire. Most cities have regulations governing wood heating. For example, the City of Montreal has adopted a by-law stating that fireplaces or wood stoves must not emit more than 2.5 g/h of fine particles. Additionally, during a smog alert, no solid-fuel appliance may be used, even certified ones, under penalty of a fine.
10/01/2025
Wood fireplaces, appreciated for their charm and conviviality, are now raising major concerns in co-ownership buildings. Due to public health, environmental protection and safety issues, these installations must now comply with strict standards, such as those established by the Construction code. In addition, municipal regulations, particularly in Montreal, impose significant…...
10/01/2025
I purchased a co-ownership, in part because of the presence of a fireplace, which was a key element of the property’s appeal. Today, the chairman of the board informed me that it is now prohibited to use this type of appliance due to municipal by-laws. Furthermore, in order to consider…...