Step 2 Choose your insert
What to consider? Height: We’ll start by choosing the tallest insert that fits into your fireplace opening.
We make other suggestions based on usage. Usage: How big is the room? How much heat do you want? How long would you like the fireplace to run? The answers may point to an insert with more or less heat output.
FireBrick Inserts
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• Minimum fireplace opening: | • Minimum fireplace opening: |
• Our largest insert with the biggest viewing area | • Popular size fits most fireplaces |
• Provides the highest efficiency in the industry | • |
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• 4 | • AFUE rated 77% |
• AFUE rated 75% |
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•Minimum fireplace opening
•Fits 36" zero clearance fireplaces and smaller masonry fireplaces
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•6
•AFUE rated 80%
Aluminized Steel Inserts
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• Minimum fireplace opening: | • Minimum fireplace opening: | • Minimum fireplace opening: |
• Ideal size for larger firebox openings | • Sized to fit most fireplace openings | • Sized to fit most fireplace openings |
• | • | • 32,000 Btu/Hour Input (NG) fixed |
• 7 | • 6 | • 6 |
• AFUE rated 77% | • AFUE rated 75% | • AFUE rated 75% |
Step 3 Cover the gap
We use a matching metal surround to cover the gap between the insert and your fireplace opening.They come in three fixed,
SMALL SURROUND |
| MEDIUM SURROUND | LARGE SURROUND |