Those small, low-lying metal doors on older homes are historic coal chutes that allowed delivery workers to dump coal directly into basement storage bins, serving as a vital fuel conduit before gas heating and HVAC systems replaced the labor-intensive need to hand-shovel furnace fuel… READ MORE BELOW
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