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Explore electric fireplaces for new construction, renovation, and room updates. Compare built-in and linear models, wall-mounted designs, electric inserts, and log sets by the format that suits your project. Use each product page to find the model-specific dimensions, electrical information, and installation documents you will want before making a final selection.
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Choosing an electric fireplace starts with the space and the type of finished result you want. Built-in and linear fireplaces can support an integrated architectural look, while wall-mounted products may suit rooms where a simpler installation path is preferred. Inserts are intended for projects using an existing opening, and electric log sets offer another way to update an existing fireplace area.
Begin by selecting the product format, then compare the available models using the information provided on each product page. Important decision points can include the overall dimensions, viewing area, planned placement, electrical requirements, control options, finish, and any model-specific framing or installation instructions. Exact requirements vary, so the official documentation for the selected model remains the source of truth.
Measure the space before you compare models. Record the width, height, and depth you have available, and note where the nearest electrical supply sits relative to the planned location. If you are working with an existing opening, measure the opening itself rather than the surround, and check whether any trim or hearth affects the usable area.
If you are early in a project, start with the format and let the finished look guide you toward a shortlist. If you already know the format or the manufacturer you want, go straight to comparing dimensions, viewing area, and electrical requirements across the models that fit. Products with similar names can differ in size and installation requirements, so check the model name and variant carefully. If you cannot find the documentation for a model you are comparing, Kaminos can help you locate it.
Before ordering, review the exact product page and manufacturer materials for the model and variant under consideration. This is especially important when cabinetry, framing, electrical work, or an existing opening affects the project.
Start with the planned location and finished look. Compare built-in or linear models, wall-mounted designs, inserts, and log sets, then review the exact model documentation before deciding.
Some electric inserts and log sets are intended for existing fireplace areas. Match the opening and project conditions to the dimensions and instructions for the exact model.
Record the available width, height, and depth, along with the planned placement. Use those measurements only as a starting point and confirm all requirements in the selected model's documentation.
Use the official installation documentation linked from the exact product page. Requirements can differ between models and variants.
Not yet assigned — pending your decision (see note below)Destination is an open client decision, not yet made: build a dedicated “Gas Fireplace Inserts” collection at a new URL, or adapt this copy onto the existing broader /collections/inserts page (which mixes wood, gas, pellet, and electric inserts today). Content itself is written to work either way and is QA-complete.
Shop gas fireplace inserts for projects that update an existing fireplace opening. Compare the current selection by manufacturer, fuel configuration, size, appearance, and project requirements. Because fit, venting, utilities, and approved components are model-specific, verify the exact installation documentation before selecting an insert or finalizing surrounding work.
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A gas fireplace insert is selected as part of a complete project, not by appearance alone. Start with the existing fireplace and record the opening dimensions and relevant site conditions. Measure the width at both the front and the back of the opening, along with the height and the depth, since many masonry openings taper toward the rear. Note where the gas supply and any electrical outlet sit, and whether a chimney or flue is already in place. Then compare models that align with the planned fuel configuration, venting approach, viewing preference, and the work expected around the opening.
Use the product page for the exact model, together with the manufacturer's documentation, to confirm dimensions, approved components, utility and venting requirements, clearances, surround options, and what is included. A single product family can contain important differences between variants, so verify the specific fuel and size configuration you intend to order rather than relying on the family name.
Narrowing by manufacturer, fuel configuration, product family, and size will get you to a workable shortlist. From there, the useful comparisons are the ones tied to your opening: how the insert fits the space you measured, what venting path the project allows, and which surround options are offered for that model. Components approved for one family are not automatically approved for another, so treat each model's component list as specific to it.
Treat this page as a starting point rather than a specification. General guidance can tell you the order in which to work through a project, but dimensions, clearances, included items, and compatibility all live on the individual product page for the model you are considering. Two similar-looking listings can represent different fuel or size configurations, so confirm the model name and variant before you order.
A qualified professional can help you evaluate the existing fireplace and the work a selected model would require. If you cannot find documentation for a model, or you are unsure which variant a listing represents, Kaminos can help you confirm it before the order is placed.
Measure the existing opening and compare it with the exact model's published dimensions and installation requirements. Do not rely on collection labels alone.
Fuel configurations vary by model and variant. Confirm the exact configuration offered and follow the manufacturer documentation for that product.
Venting requirements are product-specific. Review the installation manual for the exact model and involve a qualified professional when planning the project.
Included and optional components vary. Check the individual product page and manufacturer documentation rather than assuming accessories are included or interchangeable.
Not yet assigned — pending your decision (see note below)Destination is an open client decision, not yet made: build a dedicated “Outdoor Fireplaces” collection (none currently exists), or adapt this copy onto the existing broader /collections/fire-features page. Content itself is written to work either way and is QA-complete.
Explore outdoor fireplaces and fire features for patios, gathering areas, and planned outdoor-living projects. Compare products by format, manufacturer, fuel configuration, placement, and design direction. Use the exact product documentation to confirm where a model may be installed and which components, utilities, and project conditions apply.
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Outdoor fire projects begin with the space. Consider how people will move through the area, where the feature will sit, and whether the project calls for a built-in fireplace, a freestanding feature, or another outdoor format. From there you can narrow by product type, fuel configuration, and manufacturer.
Think about the practical side of the location as well as the look. Consider how far the feature will sit from seating, what the prevailing wind does to that part of the space, whether a gas line or electrical supply would need to be run to reach it, and how much room you have between the planned position and any structures, fencing, or overhanging trees.
The word outdoor does not make every product or component interchangeable. Each exact model has its own documentation governing placement, installation, utilities, clearances, approved media or accessories, and environmental limitations. Review those details before hardscape, framing, gas, or electrical work is finalized.
You may also need burners and components, protective covers and accessories, or a particular manufacturer's range. Follow the related links to explore those, but confirm compatibility on the product page rather than assuming that items shown together are designed to work together.
Images are useful for settling on a design direction; the product page and the manufacturer's documentation are what you need to evaluate a specific purchase. Weather exposure, performance, and safety requirements differ from model to model and are not uniform across this range, so check them for the exact product you are considering. Where a listing offers several variants, confirm which one you are ordering before you commit to surrounding construction.
Use this collection to settle on the format and visual direction, then compare the exact products that fit the project. If details are unclear, or you cannot locate official documentation, Kaminos can help you confirm which product and variant you are looking at.
Start with the available space, desired format, fuel plan, and project design. Then compare exact models and their documented placement and installation requirements.
Do not assume so. Placement, environmental limitations, and protective requirements must be confirmed in the documentation for the exact model.
Confirm the selected model, location, utilities, dimensions, approved components, and installation requirements before surrounding construction is finalized.
Package contents vary between products and variants. Review the individual product page and official documentation for included and optional items.
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Find venting and installation components by system, manufacturer, appliance application, and component type. Start with the exact appliance and its approved venting instructions, then identify the required pipe, adapters, elbows, supports, flashing, caps, or termination components. Similar-looking parts should never be treated as interchangeable without documented compatibility.
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Venting works differently from the rest of fireplace shopping. Your appliance and its official installation documentation determine the approved system, sizes, configuration, and components. Start with the exact appliance model, or with a vent system you have already identified, rather than with appearance alone. Before you order, have the appliance make and model to hand, along with its installation manual if you have it. The manual names the approved vent system and the components listed for that appliance, which is usually the fastest route to the right part.
From there, narrow by component type. Depending on the system, you may need pipe sections, elbows, tees, adapters, increasers or reducers, flashing, firestops, supports, caps, or terminations. Match each part to the system named in your appliance documentation; a shared diameter does not make two parts equivalent.
Each product page identifies the manufacturer, part number, and the system a component belongs to wherever the manufacturer's documentation establishes it. Use those details to confirm a part fits your appliance and system before ordering, and check the part number against your own documentation rather than relying on the product title alone.
If you already have a part number, search for it directly. If you do not, start from the approved system for your appliance and work down to the component type you need. Products shown alongside a part are not automatically compatible with your appliance, and visual similarity or a shared diameter is not enough to establish that they are. This collection can help you identify and locate parts, but it does not replace the vent plan or the installation instructions for your exact appliance.
Contractors and experienced homeowners often arrive with a known part number, while other shoppers need to start from their appliance documentation. Either route works here. When the exact system or part cannot be established, Kaminos can help you verify the documentation before an order is placed.
Start with the exact appliance model and its official installation documentation. Use the specified vent system and approved components listed for that model.
Not necessarily. Size alone does not establish system or appliance compatibility. Match the exact manufacturer system and documented component relationship.
The collection helps locate parts, but the appliance documentation and project conditions govern the approved configuration. Use a qualified professional where appropriate.
Have the appliance model, approved vent system, required component type, exact part number where available, and the applicable installation documentation.
modern-flames-redstone-traditional-electric-fireplaceThe RedStone line ships in five sizes (RS-2621, RS-3021, RS-3626, RS-4229, RS-5435), each available with a 16mm or 41mm trim, sharing one manual and warranty document. Size-specific claims below (dimensions, rough-opening) use RS-3626 (36") as the representative size — confirm the exact size/SKU this listing represents before publishing.
The Modern Flames RedStone is a built-in or insert-style electric fireplace designed for new construction, renovation, and existing-opening retrofits. It ships with a 5/8" (16mm) trim pre-installed and includes a thicker 1-5/8" (41mm) trim in-box as an alternate finish option, letting one unit fit either a flush or framed-out look.
| Model / SKU | RedStone (confirm exact size/SKU) |
|---|---|
| Electrical | AC 120V, 60Hz, 1465W (5000 BTU nameplate rating) |
| Circuit requirement | Dedicated 15A (or higher) breaker |
| Heater settings | Low 733W / High 1465W |
| Clearance to combustibles | Bottom 0", Sides 0", Back 0"; 11.8" (300mm) min. to mantel/ceiling |
| Dimensions (RS-3626, 16mm trim) | 33-3/4" W x 24" H x 9-7/8" D (857 x 610 x 250mm) |
| Finish / trim | 5/8" (16mm) pre-installed; 1-5/8" (41mm) alternate included |
| Included items | Glass front panel; battery-powered remote (1x CR2025 included) |
| Weight | Not published by the manufacturer |
| Warranty | 5 years if registered at modernflames.com; 2 years standard if unregistered; integrated screens covered 1 year |
For RS-3626 (36") with 5/8" trim: built-in installation requires a finished rough opening of 32-5/8" (829mm) wide x 23-7/8" (607mm) high x 10" (254mm) deep. Other RedStone sizes have different rough-opening dimensions in the same manual table — confirm the exact model before publishing fit guidance.
This is a supplemental heat source only, not a primary heat source. It must be plugged into a dedicated 110–120V, 15A grounded outlet in insert/plug-in mode; built-in mode may be hardwired by a qualified electrician. Maintain the clearances listed above. No venting is required (electric appliance).
Ships with a glass front panel and a battery-powered remote (one CR2025 battery included). Both the 5/8" and 1-5/8" trims are included in the box — no separate trim purchase is needed regardless of which finish the installation calls for.
5-year warranty if the product is registered at modernflames.com; 2-year standard warranty if left unregistered. Integrated screens (where applicable) are covered for 1 year.
Confirm the exact model (RS-2621, RS-3021, RS-3626, RS-4229, or RS-5435) and trim width (16mm or 41mm) before ordering — dimensions and rough-opening requirements differ by size.
No. The manufacturer classifies this as supplemental heat only, not a primary heat source.
Yes — a dedicated 15A (or higher) breaker is required, and the unit must be plugged into a dedicated 110–120V, 15A grounded outlet (insert mode) or hardwired by a qualified electrician (built-in mode).
A glass front panel, both trim widths (5/8" and 1-5/8"), and a battery-powered remote with one CR2025 battery.
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Unit/shipping weight — not stated in the manual or spec sheet for any RedStone size.
napoleon-elevation-built-in-electric-fireplaceTwo widths are sold under this handle — NEFB36H-MF (36") and NEFB42H-MF (42") — with different dimensions. Confirm which width this listing represents before publishing a single dimension set.
A wrong-fuel-type document was caught and discarded: a search result plausibly titled for this product (“Elevation Owner's Manual”) turned out to cover the gas Elevation X series (pilot lights, manifold gas pressure) — none of which applies to this electric product. No claims were drawn from it.
The Napoleon Elevation Electric is a built-in electric fireplace using triple-layer flame technology to replicate a real fire, available in 36" and 42" widths. It requires no venting and shares its rough-in framing dimensions with Napoleon's Elevation gas fireplace series.
| Model | NEFB36H-MF (36") or NEFB42H-MF (42") — confirm width |
|---|---|
| Electrical | 120V: 5,000 BTU / 1,500W. 240V: 10,000 BTU / 3,000W. Hardwire or plug-in. |
| Venting | None required |
| Dimensions (36") | 38-13/16" W x 35-5/16" H x 15" D |
| Dimensions (42") | 44-13/16" W x 39-5/16" H x 15" D |
| Flame colors | Orange, Yellow, Combined |
| Ember bed colors | Scarlet, Tangerine, Red, Dark orange, Yellow |
| Included | Premium glowing split oak logs; 1-piece finishing trim |
| Certifications | ETL/Intertek, HPBA, HPBAC, cUL/US |
| Warranty | Not sourced in this pass — gas-appliance warranty does not apply to this electric product |
Two widths are available: 36" (NEFB36H-MF, 38-13/16" W x 35-5/16" H x 15" D) and 42" (NEFB42H-MF, 44-13/16" W x 39-5/16" H x 15" D). Both share the same 15" depth and the same rough framing as Napoleon's Elevation gas fireplace series.
This fireplace requires no venting, simplifying installation compared to a gas unit. It can be hardwired or plugged in, delivering 5,000 BTU on 120V or 10,000 BTU on 240V. Consult the full owner's manual for exact clearances to combustible materials — not accessed in this pass.
Ships with premium glowing split oak log media and a 1-piece finishing trim. An optional wall-mount remote (black or white faceplate) is available for commercial settings. Because this unit shares its rough framing with Napoleon's Elevation gas series, do not assume gas-fireplace accessories or trims are interchangeable.
Not sourced in this pass. The gas-appliance warranty document available for other Napoleon products in this catalog does not apply to electric fireplaces — it is correctly withheld here rather than misapplied.
No. It requires no venting and installs without a chimney or flue.
5,000 BTU on a 120V connection, or 10,000 BTU on a 240V connection, per the manufacturer's specification.
Napoleon sells this fireplace in 36" (NEFB36H-MF) and 42" (NEFB42H-MF) widths with different overall dimensions. Confirm which width before finalizing an installation.
Yes — select settings can be controlled via Google Home and Alexa, in addition to the included remote and the Napoleon Home app.
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Unit weight; warranty terms; exact combustible-material clearances (this is a marketing spec sheet, not the full owner's manual).
regency-studio-electric-fireplaceThis handle covers three sizes sold under one spec sheet: ES105 (~41" opening), ES135 (~53" opening), and ES165 (~62" opening). All three share the same electrical rating and installation requirements; dimensions differ per model.
The Regency Studio is a slim, linear electric fireplace sold in three widths — ES105, ES135, and ES165 — designed for flush or platform-raised installation with combustible or non-combustible framing.
| Models | ES105, ES135, ES165 (confirm exact model) |
|---|---|
| Electrical | 120VAC, 1500W maximum power consumption (all 3 models) |
| Opening width (A) | ES105: 40-3/4". ES135: 52-5/8". ES165: 62" |
| Framing material | Combustible lumber (2x4/2x6) permitted; steel studs not required |
| Installation surface | Flat, solid, continuous — wood, metal, or concrete; full width and depth of appliance |
| Max. finishing material thickness | 3/4" with supplied decorative trim |
| Facing materials | Combustible or non-combustible; must never overhang into the glass opening |
| Weight | Not published |
| Warranty | Not sourced in this pass — this is a technical/installation spec sheet |
Full unit and framing dimensions differ by model — see the manufacturer's dimension tables for the exact A–L measurements per size. Framing depth is 20-1/2" for all three models. The appliance requires a continuous, flat installation surface spanning its full footprint, whether at floor level or on a raised platform.
Unlike a gas unit, framing can use ordinary combustible lumber — no steel stud requirement. The installation surface beneath the unit must be flat, solid, and continuous across the full width and depth of the appliance. Finishing material must not exceed 3/4" thickness, with a minimum 1/16" gap around the trim's perimeter for safe glass cleaning and servicing.
Ships with decorative finishing trim sized to the exact model (ES105, ES135, or ES165) — trim is not shared across sizes. Confirm the exact model before ordering trim or planning surrounding cabinetry.
Not sourced in this pass. This spec sheet does not include warranty terms; a dedicated warranty document should be reviewed before publishing warranty language for this product.
Regency sells the Studio in three widths — ES105 (~41"), ES135 (~53"), and ES165 (~62"). Confirm the exact model before finalizing an installation or ordering trim.
No. Framing can be built from standard combustible lumber like 2x4 or 2x6; steel studs are not required.
A flat, solid, continuous surface — wood, metal, or concrete — spanning the full width and depth of the unit. This can be the floor or a raised platform.
Yes, facing materials may be combustible or non-combustible, but they must never overhang into the glass opening, and finishing material thickness is capped at 3/4" when using the supplied trim.
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Unit weight; warranty terms — neither appears in this technical spec sheet.
regency-energy-e33-gas-insertThe catalog lists 4 SKUs, all model E33-NG10 (natural gas) differing only by faceplate style (Low Profile 3-Sided, Low Profile Oversized, Vignette 3-Sided, Vignette 4-Sided). Confirm the exact faceplate-to-catalog-variant mapping before publishing dimension claims.
Candidate swapped from the original target, Majestic Jasper Direct Vent Gas Insert, after its manuals proved unreachable (Incapsula bot-protection on the download host; client-rendered product page with no server-side spec content). Regency's documentation is directly retrievable.
The Regency Energy E33 is a natural gas fireplace insert (model E33-NG10) designed to convert an existing wood-burning fireplace opening into a direct-vent gas appliance, sealed against outside-air combustion. It's available with four faceplate styles.
| Model | E33-NG10 (natural gas) |
|---|---|
| Heat output | 20,000–38,000 BTU/h (5.86–11.14 kW), altitude 0–4,500 ft |
| Minimum supply pressure | 5" W.C. (1.25 kPa), natural gas |
| Vent sizing | 3" co-linear |
| Approved venting | FPI AstroCap Flex Vent; alternate caps 46DVA-VC, 46DVA-VCH (high wind), 46DVA-GK |
| Flue length | Minimum 8 ft (2.44m), maximum 35 ft (10.7m) |
| Dimensions (Low Profile faceplate) | 32-1/4" W x 24-1/2" H (819mm x 622mm) |
| Glass frame width (reference) | 33-1/2" (851mm) |
| Weight | Not published by the manufacturer |
| Warranty | FPI Limited Lifetime Warranty to original purchaser; subsidized labor 1–3 years by component |
Minimum clearances: 8" (203mm) to side walls; 47" (1194mm) to ceiling; 15" (381mm) minimum mantel height; 12" (305mm) maximum mantel depth. Exact minimum fireplace-opening dimensions vary by faceplate style — confirm against the specific SKU before finalizing an installation.
Venting uses two 3" co-linear aluminum flex liners run the full length of the chimney, minimum flue length 8 ft, maximum 35 ft. Mantel clearances are treated as critical: a non-combustible mantel may only be installed at a reduced height if the framing is metal studs covered with non-combustible board. In high-wind areas, the manufacturer recommends the 46DVA-GK adaptor with the 46DVA-VCH high-wind cap.
Available in four faceplate styles sharing the same E33-NG10 core unit — confirm which faceplate the Shopify listing represents before publishing style-specific imagery or dimension claims.
Covered by FPI's Limited Lifetime Warranty to the original purchaser, non-transferable, starting on the day of purchase. Subsidized labor coverage ranges 1–3 years by component — direct customers to the full table in the owner's manual rather than restating individual tiers. Certified and listed for indoor use only.
This SKU family is natural gas (model E33-NG10). Regency also makes an E33-LP10 propane version, which is not the product represented by this listing.
20,000 to 38,000 BTU/h at altitudes 0–4,500 ft, per the manufacturer's specification sheet.
Confirm the exact faceplate style before ordering — dimensions and minimum fireplace-opening requirements vary by style.
3" co-linear venting, 8–35 ft flue length, using the FPI AstroCap Flex Vent system or an approved alternate cap.
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Unit weight — not found in either document accessed.
napoleon-rosedale-3-gas-fireplace-insertNapoleon states two different maximum heat outputs depending on configuration: 25,000 BTU standard (internal blower, base unit) vs. 30,000 BTU only with the optional hybrid blower accessory. This packet uses 25,000 BTU as the headline figure to avoid overstating the base unit's output.
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The Napoleon Rosedale 3 (model RD3) is a natural gas fireplace insert designed to convert an existing masonry or prefabricated fireplace into a direct-fired gas appliance, rated at 25,000 BTU maximum on its standard internal blower.
| Model | Rosedale 3 (RD3) |
|---|---|
| Fuel | Natural gas |
| Heat output (standard) | 25,000 BTU (7 kW), internal blower |
| Heat output (optional hybrid blower) | Up to 30,000 BTU combined; 5,000 BTU electric-only |
| Viewing area | 25" x 13" (63.50 x 33.02 cm) |
| Overall dimensions | 29.44" W x 20.31" H x 15.44" D |
| Minimum framing dimensions | 29" W x 21" H x 15" D |
| Log options | Birch or Oak |
| Included | F60 remote control |
| Warranty | President's Limited Lifetime Warranty (name confirmed; full terms not sourced) |
Minimum framing dimensions are 29" wide, 21" high, and 15" deep — these are minimums; consult the installation manual for exact clearance requirements. Overall unit dimensions are 29.44" W x 20.31" H x 15.44" D, with a 25" x 13" viewing area.
This insert runs on natural gas with a standard internal blower. An optional hybrid gas-electric blower (RD3BK-HY) is available to extend heat output and enable electric-only operation for shoulder-season use. A battery backup allows the gas fire to ignite and provide warmth during a power interruption.
Available with Birch or Oak log sets, and multiple faceplate, backerplate, and decorative panel options. Confirm which accessory combination this specific listing includes before publishing configuration-specific claims — options are not all mutually compatible.
Covered by Napoleon's “President's Limited Lifetime Warranty” — confirmed by name on the manufacturer's product page. The dedicated warranty document was not accessed in this pass; specific coverage tiers, exclusions, or labor terms are not published until it is sourced.
25,000 BTU maximum on the standard internal blower. With the optional hybrid gas-electric blower installed, output can reach up to 30,000 BTU combined, or run on 5,000 BTU electric-only heat.
A battery backup allows the gas fire to ignite and continue providing warmth even if the power goes out.
Birch or Oak log sets — confirm which this listing includes.
Minimum framing dimensions are 29" wide, 21" high, and 15" deep. Consult the installation manual for exact clearance requirements.
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Unit weight; full warranty terms (name confirmed, tiers/exclusions not sourced); exact installation clearances (installation manual not accessed).
regency-liberty-l234-gas-insertThe catalog lists 4 SKUs, all model L234-NG11 (natural gas), differing by faceplate. A propane version (L234-LP11) also exists in the manufacturer's line with different pressure and BTU specifications — do not conflate the two fuel types.
The Regency Liberty L234 is a direct-vent gas fireplace insert designed to convert an existing masonry or factory-built fireplace opening into a gas appliance, rated 16,500–23,500 Btu/h on natural gas (model L234-NG11).
| Model | L234-NG11 (natural gas). Propane version L234-LP11 also exists. |
|---|---|
| Heat output (natural gas) | 16,500–23,500 Btu/h |
| Electrical | 115V, 60Hz, less than 2 amp |
| Overall width | 32-7/8" (shown with Low Profile faceplate) |
| Vent system | 3" co-linear aluminum flex (intake and exhaust), or 2" intake with 3" exhaust |
| Flue length | Minimum 8 ft, maximum 35 ft |
| Certifications | CSA 2.17-2017, ANSI Z21.88-2019, CSA 2.33-2019; Warnock Hersey/Intertek approved |
| Fireplace efficiency | 63.77% (natural gas), per CSA P.4.1 |
| Warranty | FPI/Regency Indoor Gas Product Limited Lifetime Warranty |
Minimum fireplace opening: 25" wide at front, 16" wide at rear, height ranging 14"–17" depending on spacer use. Minimum clearances: 8" to side walls, 56" to ceiling, 21" minimum mantel height, 12" maximum mantel depth. Hearth: 1-1/2" minimum non-combustible height, 28" width, 12" depth.
Vents through two 3" co-linear aluminum flex liners running the full length of the chimney, minimum flue length 8 ft, maximum 35 ft. Must not be connected to a chimney flue serving a separate solid-fuel-burning appliance. In areas of consistently high wind, the manufacturer recommends the 46DVA-GK adaptor with the 46DVA-VCH high-wind cap. Continues operating during a power outage — only the fan stops until power is restored; can still be operated manually via the receiver switch if remote batteries are depleted.
Available with multiple faceplate configurations sharing the same L234-NG11 core unit — confirm which faceplate this listing represents before publishing style-specific dimensions or imagery.
Covered by FPI/Regency's Indoor Gas Product Limited Lifetime Warranty — the same policy already verified for the Regency Energy E33. Firebox/heat exchanger and steel burner tube carry Limited Lifetime with 3-year subsidized labor. Gas control and electrical components carry 2-year coverage with 2-year labor. Venting components carry 1-year coverage.
The SKUs on this listing are natural gas (model L234-NG11). Regency also makes an L234-LP11 propane version with different pressure and BTU specifications, not represented by this listing.
16,500 to 23,500 Btu/h on natural gas, per the manufacturer's specification.
Yes — the gas fire itself continues to operate during a power outage; only the fan is affected until power is restored.
Two 3" co-linear aluminum flex liners, minimum 8 ft and maximum 35 ft flue length, using approved termination components.
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regency-pro-series-f5200-wood-stoveFirst product in the previously-uncovered Wood Stoves/Inserts category. Selected because Regency's documentation was already proven directly retrievable and the F5200 is a single, non-bundled line.
The Regency Pro-Series F5200 is a catalytic-equipped, freestanding wood-burning stove certified to the EPA's 2020 crib wood emission standard. It is EPA-rated to deliver heat at rates from 16,600 to 47,100 BTU/hr and is designed to burn seasoned cordwood only.
| Model | F5200, Pro-Series Freestanding Woodstove |
|---|---|
| Fuel | Seasoned cordwood only — coal and briquettes are not approved fuels |
| Heat output | 16,600–47,100 BTU/hr under EPA specific test conditions |
| Emissions | 0.9 g/hr, EPA 2020 crib wood standard |
| Certifications | ULC-S627-00, UL1482-2011 (R2015) |
| Overall width / height | 31-3/16" (792mm) / 39-3/4" (1010mm) |
| Flue collar diameter | 8" (203mm) |
| Venting | Double wall pipe required, stove top to wall/roof exit; minimum 36" vertical rise before any elbow |
| Chimney | Listed factory-built chimney (ULC629/UL-103HT) or code-approved masonry chimney with flue liner |
| Weight | Not published — a figure on a parts-drawing page is a single component's mass, not the stove's weight, and is not used here |
Residential close clearance (with Airmate or Rear Deflector installed): 11" to top of stove, 10" to rear shield, 8" to corner, and 25-1/2" (648mm) / 17-1/8" (435mm) / 22-1/2" (572mm) to flue centre line depending on measurement point. Minimum ceiling height for roof exit: 83" (2108mm). Alcove installation approved with a listed double wall connector: min. ceiling 83", max. depth 48", min. width 63". Floor protection: non-combustible, min. 36" width, min. depth 51-1/8" (USA) / 53-1/8" (Canada).
Requires double wall pipe from the stove top to either a wall or roof exit, with a minimum 36" vertical rise required before using any elbow. Must connect to a listed factory-built chimney (ULC629/UL-103HT) or a code-approved masonry chimney with a flue liner. For residential 8" double wall chimney installations, the connector must be at least 24 gauge steel — galvanized pipe is not permitted. The catalytic combustor requires 500–700°F stove/flue gas temperature to start, and needs periodic inspection and replacement.
Requires either the Airmate or the Rear Heat Deflector installed on top of the stove — the Rear Heat Deflector ships with the unit; the Airmate is an alternative, not an addition. Optional add-ons include a blower/fan, an Ash Drawer Kit, and an Outside Air Kit.
Regency's Limited Lifetime Warranty covers welded firebox steel (5-year subsidized labor), stainless steel components, smoke deflectors, heat shields, air tubes, the Airmate, door hardware, glass thermal breakage, steel faceplates, and plating (Limited Lifetime, 3-year subsidized labor). Castings, firebox, surrounds, doors, and panels carry 5-year coverage with 3-year labor; electrical components, blower, and switches carry 2-year coverage; glass crazing and venting/chimney carry 1-year coverage. The catalytic combustor carries separate coverage: 10 years from Regency, one no-charge replacement, a second at 50% off retail — parts only, no labor warranty. Certified and listed for indoor use only.
Seasoned cordwood only. Coal and briquettes are not approved fuels for this unit.
16,600 to 47,100 BTU/hr under EPA specific test conditions, per the manufacturer's specification.
Double wall pipe from the stove top to a wall or roof exit, with a minimum 36" vertical rise before any elbow, connected to a listed factory-built or masonry chimney with an 8" flue.
Yes. It requires periodic inspection and replacement, and is rated for approximately 12,000 hours of continuous use — roughly five to ten years depending on how often the stove is used.
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regency-hampton-hi1150-wood-insertNaming discrepancy: the Shopify catalog title is “Regency Hampton Hi1150 Wood Insert,” but the manufacturer's current spec sheet brands this product “Classic™ Hi1150 Wood Insert” — no “Hampton” branding appears anywhere in the source document. Flagged for Kaminos to confirm rather than silently resolved either way.
A wrong-model document was caught and discarded: a first search result plausibly named for this model (“HI1150 English Manual”) actually resolved to the owner's manual for a different model, the HI200. Discarded before it was used for anything.
The Regency Hampton Hi1150 (branded “Classic™ Hi1150” in current manufacturer literature) is a cast-iron wood-burning fireplace insert designed to convert an existing masonry fireplace opening into an EPA-certified wood-burning appliance, rated for up to 55,000 BTU on cordwood.
| Model | Hi1150 (current manufacturer branding: “Classic™ Hi1150”) |
|---|---|
| Maximum heat output | 55,000 BTU (cordwood) |
| Emissions | EPA certified, 1.7 g/hr |
| Efficiency | 70% (EPA HHV), 75% (EPA LHV) |
| US Biomass Tax Rebate eligible | No |
| Maximum log size | 18" (457mm) |
| Firebox size | 0.98 cu.ft. |
| Flue size | 6" (152mm); designed for 5.5" or 6" flue |
| Overall dimensions | 39-13/16" W x 27-1/4" H; faceplate 38-5/16" W; door width 24-1/4" |
| Finish options | Metallic black or timberline brown enamel |
| Installation | Masonry fireplace only — not approved for factory-built fireplaces |
The fireplace opening must be at least 19-5/8" high and 25" wide, with a minimum depth of 15" using the standard flue adaptor or 18-1/16" using the offset adaptor. Minimum clearances: 15" to an adjacent side wall; mantel clearance 15" (3-1/2" mantel) or 20" (12" mantel); 14" top facing; 7-7/8" side facing; minimum hearth extension 16" (USA) or 18" (Canada).
Designed for installation into a masonry fireplace only — the manufacturer's documentation states explicitly that it must not be installed in a factory-built fireplace. Requires a continuous chimney liner of 5.5" or 6" diameter running from the insert to the top of the chimney, meeting ULC628-2022 (Canada) or UL1482-2022 (USA), with a recommended minimum chimney height of 15 feet (4.6m) from the top of the flue collar.
The standard and offset flue adaptors are separate configurations for different chimney alignments — confirm which the installation requires before ordering. Finish is selected between metallic black and timberline brown enamel.
Covered by FPI/Regency's Limited Lifetime Warranty. That warranty's own governing document (verified for the F5200 wood stove) defines its scope as covering “an Indoor wood insert or Indoor wood freestanding stove,” which by its own terms includes this product — not independently re-verified against a model-specific warranty document in this pass.
No. The manufacturer's documentation states this insert must not be installed in a factory-built fireplace — masonry installation only.
At least 19-5/8" high and 25" wide, with 15" minimum depth (standard adaptor) or 18-1/16" (offset adaptor).
Up to 55,000 BTU on cordwood, per the manufacturer's specification sheet, with EPA-certified emissions of 1.7 g/hr.
A continuous 5.5" or 6" diameter chimney liner from the insert to the top of the chimney, with a recommended minimum height of 15 feet from the flue collar.
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regency-ci2700-wood-insertThe manufacturer's own spec sheet identifies this as “Model Ci2700-1/Hi500-1” — a single core wood-burning insert sold under two model designations depending on faceplate: Contemporary or Low Profile faceplate uses CI2700-1; Standard Cast faceplate with offset flue collar uses HI500-1. Overall dimensions differ by faceplate (40" x 26" for Contemporary/Low Profile vs. 40-5/8" x up to 42-3/8" wide for Standard Cast).
The Regency Ci2700 (Pro Series™, model Ci2700-1/Hi500-1) is a large, EPA-certified wood-burning fireplace insert rated at 78,000 BTU on cordwood, designed to convert a masonry fireplace opening into a hybrid-catalytic wood-burning appliance.
| Model | Ci2700-1/Hi500-1 (designation depends on faceplate) |
|---|---|
| Heat output | 78,000 BTU (cordwood) |
| Emissions | EPA certified, 1.1 g/hr |
| Efficiency | 77% (HHV), 83% (LHV) |
| Flue size | 6" (152mm) |
| Faceplate options | Contemporary, Low Profile (CI2700-1); Standard Cast with offset flue collar (HI500-1) |
| Installation | Masonry fireplace |
| Floor protector | Listed to UL1618 |
| Warranty | FPI/Regency Limited Lifetime Warranty (same policy verified for the F5200) |
The masonry fireplace opening must be at least 21-3/4" high, 29" wide, and 19" deep. Minimum clearances: 12-3/16" to an adjacent side wall, 21-5/8" to a mantel, 14" top facing, 7-3/8" side facing, minimum hearth extension 16" (US) or 18" (Canada), 8" minimum hearth side extension. Exact overall unit dimensions depend on the faceplate selected.
Requires a 6" flue and installs into a masonry fireplace opening meeting the minimum dimensions above. Thermal floor protection is not required if the unit is raised at least 6.5" from the hearth, but standard ember floor protection is still required regardless — non-combustible material covering 16" (US) or 18" (Canada) to the front and 8" to the sides, listed to UL1618.
Three faceplate configurations are available — Contemporary, Low Profile, and Standard Cast — each with different overall dimensions and, per the manufacturer's own designation, a different model number (CI2700-1 vs. HI500-1). Confirm the exact faceplate before publishing dimension-specific claims or images.
Covered by FPI/Regency's Limited Lifetime Warranty. That warranty's own governing document (verified for the F5200 wood stove) defines its scope as covering “an Indoor wood insert or Indoor wood freestanding stove,” which by its own terms includes this product.
Regency sells this insert with Contemporary, Low Profile, or Standard Cast faceplates, and overall dimensions differ between them. Confirm the exact faceplate before finalizing an installation.
At least 21-3/4" high, 29" wide, and 19" deep, per the manufacturer's specification.
78,000 BTU on cordwood, with EPA-certified emissions of 1.1 g/hr and efficiency of 77% (HHV) / 83% (LHV).
Thermal floor protection isn't required if the unit sits at least 6.5" above the hearth, but standard ember floor protection is still required either way.
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napoleon-riverside-outdoor-gas-fireplaceNo single Napoleon SKU is literally named “Riverside Outdoor Gas Fireplace.” The Riverside Series comes in two sizes — Riverside 36 (RSS36NE/RSS36PE) and Riverside 42 (RSS42NE/RSS42PE) — each in natural gas or propane. This packet uses Riverside 36, Natural Gas (RSS36NE) as the representative model.
The Napoleon Riverside is a direct-vent decorative outdoor gas fireplace, certified to the outdoor-specific ANSI Z21.97 / CSA 2.41 standard. It's a vented decorative gas appliance — not a heating appliance — built with stainless steel exterior surfaces for outdoor exposure.
| Model (representative) | RSS36NE (Riverside 36, Natural Gas) |
|---|---|
| Heat output | 50,000 BTU (Riverside 36) |
| Dimensions | 42-7/16" W x 43" H x 37-13/16" D; viewing area 36-1/8" x 30-1/16" |
| Certification | ANSI Z21.97 and CSA 2.41 for Outdoor Decorative Gas Appliances |
| Electrical | 115V, 60Hz, less than 12 amperes |
| Gas pressure (natural gas) | 3.5" w.c. manifold; 4.5" w.c. min. supply; 7" w.c. max. supply |
| Gas pressure (propane) | 10" w.c. manifold; 11" w.c. min. supply; 13" w.c. max. supply |
| Minimum enclosure height | 72" (1829mm) |
| Materials | Stainless steel exterior surfaces (requires periodic cleaning) |
| Weight | Not published by the manufacturer |
Minimum framing clearances (Riverside 36): A 19-9/16", B 43", C 38-1/4"; minimum enclosure height 72" (1829mm). These figures are specific to the 36" model — confirm size before using them to plan surround construction.
This is a vented decorative gas appliance and is explicitly not a source of heat or a heating appliance per the manufacturer's rating-plate classification — do not market it as a heater. It burns gas only (no solid fuel). Propane models are designed for a 20lb or 30lb propane cylinder (not supplied) if not hard-piped. Certification is to the outdoor-specific standard (ANSI Z21.97 / CSA 2.41); a rating-plate illustration elsewhere in the owner's manual references the indoor vented decorative gas standard (ANSI Z21.50 / CSA 2.22) as unfilled template boilerplate — the installation manual's outdoor-specific certification was used here, not that boilerplate.
Available as Natural Gas (RSS36NE, RSS42NE) or Propane (RSS36PE, RSS42PE). A wall switch is included with the appliance. Confirm exact size and fuel type before selecting venting components or surround materials.
Not published here — the owner's manual and live product page describe a “President's Limited Lifetime Warranty,” but the companion installation manual's warranty section is headed “Napoleon Gas Appliance 5 Year Limited Warranty” and never uses “President's.” This discrepancy should be confirmed with Napoleon or the Kaminos dealer rep before publishing lifetime-warranty copy.
No. The manufacturer classifies it as a vented decorative gas appliance, explicitly not a source of heat.
Confirm before ordering — Riverside comes in 36" and 42" sizes, each in natural gas or propane, with different BTU output and dimensions.
No. It's certified to the outdoor-specific standard (ANSI Z21.97 / CSA 2.41), not the indoor vented-decorative-gas standard.
The stainless steel exterior requires periodic cleaning per the manufacturer's care instructions.
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regency-horizon-hzo60-outdoor-gas-fireplaceAvailable in single-sided and see-through configurations, and in natural gas (HZO60-NG11) or propane (HZO60-LP11). This is an outdoor appliance carrying a separate, structurally different warranty than indoor Regency products — a 2-year Limited Warranty, not the “Limited Lifetime” term.
The Regency Horizon HZO60 is a linear outdoor gas fireplace rated 42,000–64,000 Btu/h on natural gas, certified as an Outdoor Decorative Gas Appliance and approved by Warnock Hersey/Intertek for both safety and efficiency.
| Model | HZO60-NG11 (natural gas) or HZO60-LP11 (propane) |
|---|---|
| Heat output (natural gas) | 42,000–64,000 Btu/h |
| Heat output (propane) | 49,000–62,000 Btu/h |
| Electrical | 6VDC or 115V 60Hz, less than 1 amp |
| Certifications | ANSI Z21.97-2017, CSA 2.41-2017/CSA 2.17-2017; Warnock Hersey/Intertek approved |
| Listing | Outdoor Decorative Gas Appliance — not for use with solid fuels |
| Ventilation requirement | At least 50% open access for permanent airflow (floor space does not count) |
| Warranty | FPI Outdoor Gas Product Limited Warranty, 2-year term |
Minimum clearances: 11" to side wall, 36" to ceiling, 22" minimum mantel height, 12" maximum mantel depth, 86" minimum alcove width, 36" maximum alcove depth. No hearth is required. Framing height 40-1/4", framing width 69", minimum framing depth 22-1/4" for single-sided installations.
For outdoor use only. This appliance must not be used in a building, garage, or any other enclosed area — it produces carbon monoxide, which is odorless and can be fatal in an enclosed space. Any enclosure must provide at least 50% open access for permanent ventilation. The built-in drain must be installed and connected in every application — inadequate drainage causes rust and is not covered by warranty. Must be operated only with the supplied ON/OFF switch, within line of sight — cannot be operated by remote control.
Available in single-sided and see-through configurations, with only approved Regency glass crystals, firebeads, or basalt volcanic stones — other media can void warranty coverage for resulting damage. Four ventilation grills (two upper, two lower) are required for all enclosures and are included with the appliance.
Covered by FPI's Outdoor Gas Product Limited Warranty — a 2-year term, different and shorter than the Limited Lifetime warranty used for indoor Regency gas products. Burner tube, valve, pilot, flame sensor, ignition boards, wiring, and firebox defects carry 2 years with 1 year subsidized labor. Thermocouple, electrical components, tempered glass, and media carry 1 year of coverage. Stainless components, paint, gaskets, and finishes are not covered.
No. It must be used outdoors only, in a well-ventilated space with at least 50% open access for airflow. It must never be used in a building, garage, or other enclosed area.
Yes. It has a built-in drain that must be installed and connected in every application. Inadequate drainage causes rust and is not covered by warranty.
No. It must be operated only with the supplied ON/OFF switch, positioned within line of sight of the appliance.
No. Outdoor gas products carry a 2-year Limited Warranty, shorter than the Limited Lifetime term on indoor Regency gas appliances.
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regency-plateau-outdoor-gas-burnerThis Shopify listing's 24 SKUs span two physically different burner sizes: PTO30 and PTO50 — not interchangeable specifications. Both are now evidence-backed. Confirm which model this listing represents before publishing a single spec set.
The Regency Plateau is a linear outdoor gas burner insert designed to be built into a custom outdoor fireplace surround, sold in two sizes — PTO30 and PTO50 — each available in natural gas or propane.
| Heat output (NG) | PTO30: 30,000–50,000 Btu/h · PTO50: up to 64,000 Btu/h (18.76 kW) |
|---|---|
| Heat output (LP) | PTO30: 38,000–49,000 Btu/h · PTO50: up to 62,000 Btu/h (18.17 kW) |
| Vent sizing | PTO50: No Vent · PTO30: not stated in accessed pages |
| Electrical (PTO30) | 6VDC or 115V 60Hz, less than 1 amp |
| Finished opening / overall size | PTO30: 36-7/16" x 8-1/4" · PTO50: 57-1/2" x 9-1/8" (top view); 8-1/4" end width; adjustable height 1/2"–2-3/8" |
| Altitude | 0–4,500 ft (both models) |
| Warranty | FPI Outdoor Gas Product Limited Warranty, 2-year term (PTO30 confirmed; PTO50 same policy family, not independently re-verified) |
PTO30: minimum clearances 17" back wall, 17" sidewall, 45" ceiling, 1" from unit base. Finished opening 36-7/16" x 8-1/4". PTO50: minimum clearances 18" back wall, 17" sidewall, 45" ceiling, 1" unit base. Minimum alcove width 91", maximum alcove depth 60". Inner framing dimensions 56-3/4" x 8-1/2" x 11-3/8".
Both sizes are for outdoor use only. PTO50 requires at least 25% of total enclosure wall area completely open, and at least 30% of the remaining wall area open and unrestricted, if enclosed with an overhead cover. PTO30 requires two ventilation grills per enclosure (each at least 20 sq. in.); PTO50 likewise requires two ventilation grills, minimum 20 sq. in. each, located at the ends of the burner. PTO30 must be operated only with the supplied ON/OFF switch, within line of sight. A factory LP conversion kit (# 376-969) is available for PTO30, but must be performed by a qualified gas fitter.
PTO30 and PTO50 can be joined end-to-end with other Plateau units (e.g. PTO50 + PTO30 = PTO80; two PTO50 = PTO100) — confirm whether this listing represents a standalone or joined configuration. PTO30 uses 10 lb of glass crystals alone, or 5 lb of glass crystals plus one box of volcanic stones.
Covered by FPI's Outdoor Gas Product Limited Warranty — a 2-year term, consistent with the outdoor-specific warranty documented for the Horizon HZO60. Confirmed directly against the PTO30 document; the PTO50 spec sheet accessed in this pass did not include its own warranty section — treat PTO30's terms as likely but not independently re-verified for PTO50.
This handle's SKUs span both sizes, with materially different specifications. Confirm the exact model before ordering or installing.
Both sizes are available in natural gas or propane. PTO30 field conversion from gas to propane requires a factory kit installed by a qualified gas fitter.
PTO30: 30,000–50,000 Btu/h on natural gas. PTO50: up to 64,000 Btu/h on natural gas — confirm which size before relying on either figure.
No. Both sizes are for outdoor use only, in a well-ventilated space, never in a building, garage, or other enclosed area.
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Unit weight for either size; PTO50 electrical requirements and warranty section; joined-configuration (PTO80/PTO100) dimensions.
duravent-directvent-pro-vent-pipeThe Shopify handle maps to DuraVent's entire DirectVent Pro “Pipe Length” product line — two diameters (4" x 6-5/8" and 5" x 8"), eight lengths each (6"–60"), galvanized or black finish (32 total SKUs). Confirm which specific diameter/length/finish this listing represents.
DuraVent DirectVent Pro is a unitized, coaxial (concentric) venting system designed for use with direct-vent gas or propane stoves, heaters, and fireplaces. It is passive venting hardware — it has no BTU rating or electrical requirement of its own; those are governed entirely by the connected appliance.
| Diameters | 4" x 6-5/8" and 5" x 8" |
|---|---|
| Materials | .020" aluminum inner wall; .018" galvanized steel outer wall (painted: laser-welded .018" galvalume steel) |
| Pipe lengths | 6", 9", 12", 18", 24", 36", 48", 60" (both diameters) |
| Listings | UL, CSA, or Warnock Hersey as a decorative gas appliance or direct-vent heater system, in combination with the appliance |
| Clearance to combustibles | Set by the appliance manufacturer, not a fixed DuraVent spec |
| Heat output / electrical | Not applicable — passive venting hardware |
| Weight | Not published by the manufacturer |
| Warranty | DuraVent Limited Lifetime Warranty: 100% of MSRP for 15 years, 50% thereafter. Termination caps/DuraBlack warranted 100% for 5 years only. |
Available diameters are 4" x 6-5/8" and 5" x 8" — match to the connected appliance's required vent size before ordering. Installed length equals the nominal section length minus 1-1/2" per joint.
Horizontal pipe sections must be supported at least every 4 feet. Horizontal termination requires a minimum 12" clearance above ground, veranda, porch, deck, or balcony. No sealant is required unless the appliance manufacturer specifically requires it. Clearance to combustibles is set by the connected appliance's documentation, not by DuraVent.
DirectVent Pro is a registered trademark of DuraVent, Inc. Compatibility is governed by matching diameter to the connected appliance's specified vent system — do not treat differently-diametered sections as interchangeable.
DuraVent Limited Lifetime Warranty: 100% of MSRP covered for 15 years from date of purchase, 50% thereafter. Termination caps and DuraBlack components carry a separate 5-year 100% warranty, not the lifetime term.
Match the diameter (4" x 6-5/8" or 5" x 8") and length to your appliance manufacturer's specified vent system — confirm in the appliance's own documentation before ordering.
No. It's passive venting hardware; BTU capacity and electrical requirements are governed entirely by the connected gas or propane appliance.
Clearance to combustibles is set by the connected appliance's manufacturer, not by DuraVent. Always check the exact appliance's installation manual.
Horizontal sections must be supported at least every 4 feet, per the installation instructions.
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duravent-directvent-pro-elbowThe catalog lists 14 SKUs under this handle (diameter x angle x finish combinations), priced $120.79–$333.84. Confirm the exact diameter/angle/finish this listing represents before publishing a single-SKU claim.
The DuraVent DirectVent Pro Elbow is a coaxial (concentric) venting elbow used to change direction in a DirectVent Pro system, connecting to straight pipe sections and the appliance adaptor with the same twist-lock system as the rest of the line. Like the vent pipe, it is passive venting hardware with no BTU rating or electrical requirement of its own.
| Angle options | 90° and 45° |
|---|---|
| Diameters | 4" x 6-5/8" and 5" x 8" (system-wide, matches pipe) |
| Construction | Laser-welded outer wall seams (black finish) |
| Connection | Twist-lock, same mechanism as straight pipe sections |
| Listings | UL, CSA, or Warnock Hersey as part of the DirectVent Pro system, in combination with the connected appliance |
| Clearance to combustibles | Set by the appliance manufacturer, not a fixed DuraVent spec |
| Weight | Not published by the manufacturer |
| Warranty | DuraVent Limited Lifetime Warranty (system-wide term) |
Match the elbow's diameter (4" x 6-5/8" or 5" x 8") to the connected appliance's required vent size and to the rest of the installed system — do not mix diameters. Where an exact offset distance must be met, the manufacturer directs installers to Pipe Extensions rather than a different elbow angle. Neither current document publishes a rise or offset figure per elbow angle; not published here rather than estimated.
Wherever the installation allows, the manufacturer recommends 45° elbows over 90° elbows: the 45° elbow offers less restriction to the flow of flue gases and intake air. Galvanized-finish pipe and elbows may be used in the attic and above the roofline; the galvanized finish is preferred above the roofline for its higher corrosion resistance. Clearance to combustibles is set by the connected appliance's documentation, not by DuraVent — always confirm against the exact appliance manual before installation.
DirectVent Pro is a registered trademark of DuraVent, Inc. Elbows are compatible only within the same diameter class as the rest of the installed system — do not combine differently-diametered components.
DuraVent Limited Lifetime Warranty: 100% of MSRP covered for 15 years from date of purchase, 50% thereafter, per the same system-wide term already verified for DirectVent Pro pipe. Termination caps and DuraBlack components carry a separate 5-year 100% warranty.
Use a 45° elbow wherever the installation allows — the manufacturer states it offers less restriction to flue gas and intake air flow than a 90° elbow.
No. Like the rest of the DirectVent Pro system, it's passive venting hardware; BTU capacity and electrical requirements are governed entirely by the connected gas or propane appliance.
No. Match the elbow's diameter to the rest of the installed system and to the connected appliance's specified vent size.
The same twist-lock connection used throughout DirectVent Pro — no mechanical fasteners or sealant required unless the appliance manufacturer specifies otherwise.
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Unit weight; per-angle rise/offset dimension. A 2011 sales sheet naming 30°/60° angles and different diameters was explicitly excluded as superseded, not cited.
duravent-directvent-pro-capOf the 10 SKUs on this handle, only 46DVA-H2 and 58DVA-H2 are confirmed (Square Horizontal H2 cap). The 6 “HSCH” SKUs are not confirmed against any current DuraVent document. The 2 “811DVP”-prefixed SKUs break the standard 46DVA-/58DVA- naming convention and may belong to a different, larger-diameter DuraVent product line entirely — confirm before publishing any diameter or compatibility claim against these two.
This is a genuinely open identity question for Kaminos or DuraVent to resolve, not a formatting gap — 8 of this listing's 10 SKUs could not be matched to a specific cap type in current manufacturer literature.
The DuraVent DirectVent Pro Cap is the termination component of a DirectVent Pro system, sold in several distinct types — vertical, horizontal (round, square, sconce), and snorkel — with high-wind, low-profile, and extended variants within those. Like the rest of the system, it is passive venting hardware with no BTU rating or electrical requirement of its own.
| Cap types | Vertical, Horizontal (Round/Square/Sconce), Snorkel; High-Wind, Low-Profile, Extended variants |
|---|---|
| Confirmed SKU: Square Horizontal H2 (AL Shroud) | 46DVA-H2 (4"x6-5/8"): A = 6-3/4". 58DVA-H2 (5"x8"): A = 8-1/8" |
| Other 8 SKUs on this listing | Not dimensionally confirmed — see variant note |
| Materials/finish | Stainless steel and copper available, in addition to standard finishes |
| Weight | Not published by the manufacturer |
| Warranty | 5 years at 100%, not the system's 15-year lifetime term |
Only the Square Horizontal H2 Termination Cap (SKUs 46DVA-H2 / 58DVA-H2) has a confirmed dimension: A = 6-3/4" for the 4"x6-5/8" diameter, A = 8-1/8" for the 5"x8" diameter. Do not assume a dimension for the remaining 8 SKUs on this listing until the exact type is confirmed.
Caps connect to the last pipe section using the same twist-lock system as the rest of DirectVent Pro. The exact termination type required — vertical, horizontal, snorkel, high-wind — is governed by the connected appliance's installation instructions and the specifics of the installation site, not by preference alone. Clearance to combustibles is set by the connected appliance's documentation, not by DuraVent — always confirm against the exact appliance manual before installation.
DirectVent Pro is a registered trademark of DuraVent, Inc. Caps are compatible only within the same diameter class as the rest of the installed system. Confirm the appliance manufacturer's approved venting system, and the specific cap type it requires, before ordering.
Termination caps are warranted separately from the rest of the DirectVent Pro system: 100% for 5 years, not the 15-year/50%-thereafter lifetime term that applies to pipe and other components. Confirm this shorter term applies to the exact SKU before publishing warranty language.
The connected appliance's installation instructions determine the required termination type — vertical, horizontal, or snorkel — and any high-wind or clearance requirements for the site. This listing covers multiple types; confirm which one the exact SKU represents before ordering.
No. Termination caps carry a 5-year 100% warranty, shorter than the 15-year lifetime term on pipe and most other DirectVent Pro components.
Stainless steel and copper are available in addition to standard finishes, per the manufacturer's current literature — confirm the exact finish against the SKU before ordering.
No. Like the rest of the DirectVent Pro system, it's passive venting hardware; BTU capacity is governed entirely by the connected gas or propane appliance.
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Unit weight; dimensions for 8 of the 10 SKUs on this listing (the six HSCH variants and the two 811DVP-prefixed items) — genuinely not confirmed against current literature, not guessed.
modern-flames-allwood-media-wall-orion-slimThe manufacturer's installation guide covers two configurations built to identical wall-system hardware and dimensions: this Orion Slim version (part-number prefix OWS-) and a separate Spectrum Slim version (prefix AFWS-). Confirm the exact configuration (Main-only, Main+1 side wall, or Main+2 side walls) this listing represents.
The Allwood Media Wall System is a decorative wall-mounted media surround designed to fit the Modern Flames Orion Slim 60" electric fireplace, sold as a main unit alone or with one or two side shelf wall extensions.
| Compatible fireplace | Modern Flames Orion Slim 60" (part-number prefix OWS-) |
|---|---|
| Finish options | Weathered Walnut (WW), Driftwood Gray (DW), Coastal Sand (CS) |
| Footprint, main unit only | 6 ft wide x 8 ft high wall area |
| Footprint, main + 1 side wall | 8 ft wide x 8 ft high wall area |
| Footprint, main + 2 side walls | 10 ft wide x 8 ft high wall area |
| Overall depth (with mantel) | 16-7/8" |
| Mounting substrate | Designed for drywall and wood-stud construction; other wall types need substitute anchors/screws |
| Warranty | Not stated in the accessed manual |
The wall area required scales with configuration: 6 ft wide for the main unit alone, 8 ft wide with one side shelf wall added, or 10 ft wide for the complete system with both side walls — all at 8 ft height. Overall depth with the mantel installed is 16-7/8".
The included mounting hardware is designed for drywall and wood-stud wall construction; installers must substitute appropriate anchors or screws for other wall types. Each side-shelf wall cleat must be mounted 3" out from the main wall unit and 88-1/2" up from the floor, and must be secured into at least one wall stud — this is a structural requirement, not a suggestion.
Compatible with the Orion Slim 60" electric fireplace only — confirm the OWS- part-number prefix before ordering. The complete system ships with an instruction guide, facia panels, frame assemblies, side shelves, one mantle, eight shelves, brackets, screw covers, wall cleats, shelf-securing strips, and a hardware kit.
Not sourced in this pass. This document is an owner/installation guide without a warranty section; a dedicated warranty document should be reviewed before publishing warranty language. Manufacturer support: 1-877-246-9353 (Mon–Fri, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM AZ Mountain Time) or customerservice@modernflames.com.
This configuration is built for the Modern Flames Orion Slim 60" electric fireplace. Confirm the part-number prefix (OWS- for Orion Slim) before ordering — the same wall-system hardware is also sold in a Spectrum Slim configuration under a different prefix.
6 ft wide for the main unit alone, 8 ft wide with one side shelf wall, or 10 ft wide for the complete system with both side walls, all at 8 ft height.
The included hardware is designed for drywall and wood-stud construction. Other wall types need substitute anchors or screws not included in the kit.
Weathered Walnut, Driftwood Gray, or Coastal Sand.
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Unit weight; individual shelf dimensions; core material/construction detail; warranty terms. BTU/heat-output figures do not apply — this is a media-wall accessory, not the fireplace itself.
napoleon-fiberglow-vented-gas-log-setCovers three sizes (GL18, GL24, GL30) in natural gas or propane. Confirm the exact size and fuel type this listing represents before publishing dimension-specific claims.
A wrong-model document was caught and discarded: a same-titled “Fiberglow Series Installation and Operation Manual” (W415-0809) was found first, but covers an older, vent-free-capable GVFL-series product line — a different venting classification. Discarded entirely; the correct manual (W415-1071) explicitly states “This appliance is a vented gas-fired appliance.”
The Napoleon Fiberglow is a vented gas log set designed to burn inside an existing masonry or factory-built fireplace with a working flue, sold in three sizes with a maximum input ranging from 55,000 to 65,000 BTU/hr depending on size.
| Models | GL18NE/GL18PE, GL24NE/GL24PE, GL30NE/GL30PE (NE = natural gas, PE = propane) |
|---|---|
| Venting type | Vented (chimney-vented) — not vent-free |
| Max. input | GL18: 55,000 BTU/hr. GL24: 60,000 BTU/hr. GL30: 65,000 BTU/hr (same for NG and LP) |
| Min. inlet gas pressure | NG: 4.5" W.C. LP: 11" W.C. |
| Max. inlet gas pressure | NG: 7" W.C. LP: 13" W.C. |
| Manifold pressure (under flow) | NG: 3.5" W.C. LP: 10" W.C. |
| Certification | ANSI Z21.60 / CSA 2.26, decorative gas appliance for solid-fuel burning fireplaces |
| Power | 4 AA batteries for ignition; no household electricity required |
| Warranty | Phazer logs: lifetime of ownership. Electrical/wearable parts: 1-year free replacement. President's Lifetime Limited Warranty tiers otherwise. |
Minimum fireplace cavity size by log set: GL18 requires 18" height x 22" width x 14" depth. GL24 requires 20" height x 28" width x 14" depth. GL30 requires 22" height x 34" width x 14" depth. Confirm the exact size this listing represents before publishing a single figure.
This is a vented gas-fired appliance and must be installed in a solid-fuel burning fireplace with a working flue, constructed of non-combustible material — it must not be connected to a chimney flue that also serves a separate solid-fuel appliance. It must not be installed in a bedroom or bathroom. If installed behind decorative glass doors, those doors must be fully opened whenever the log set is operating. The ignition device automatically lights the pilot — never attempt to light the pilot by hand.
The andiron and grate assembly is secured with two 1/4-20 bolts and mounted to the burner base with four 1-1/4" self-tapping screws, both supplied with the unit. Only Napoleon's proprietary Phazer log material is approved for use with this appliance.
The Phazer logs are warranted against defects for as long as the original owner owns the appliance. Electrical components and wearable parts are covered with free replacement parts during the first year. Under Napoleon's President's Lifetime Limited Warranty, defective parts are repaired or replaced free of charge for the first 10 years; from 10 years to life, replacement parts are provided at 50% of current retail price.
Vented. This log set burns using the existing chimney flue and must be installed in a fireplace with a working flue — it is not a vent-free/unvented unit.
Minimum cavity size ranges from 18"H x 22"W x 14"D for the smallest (GL18) to 22"H x 34"W x 14"D for the largest (GL30). Confirm the exact size before ordering.
No household electricity is required — ignition runs on 4 AA batteries.
Yes, but the doors must be fully open whenever the log set is operating.
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Unit weight; overall log-set footprint (only minimum cavity size given); flame height; color/finish options; included remote model; an unlabeled secondary BTU row in the source table (45,000/50,000/50,000) whose meaning wasn't clear enough to cite.
american-outdoor-grill-l-series-built-in-grillThis handle covers three sizes (24"/30"/36") via 9 SKUs. All three sizes' dimensions are now evidence-backed. Confirm the exact size this listing represents before publishing a single dimension claim.
No grill brand had a verified manufacturer domain before this pass. americanoutdoorgrill.com was independently verified as manufacturer-controlled (The Robert H. Peterson Co.) and has since been added to the manufacturer registry.
The American Outdoor Grill L-Series is a stainless-steel built-in gas grill designed for outdoor kitchen installation, sold in 24", 30", and 36" sizes, manufactured by The Robert H. Peterson Co.
| Enclosure cutout, 24" (AOG24LN/LP) | 24-1/2" x 19-1/2" |
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| Enclosure cutout, 30" (AOG30LN/LP) | 30-1/2" x 19-1/2" |
| Enclosure cutout, 36" (AOG36LN/LP) | 36-3/4" x 19-1/2" |
| Overall width (24"/30"/36") | 27-7/8" / 33-7/8" / 40-1/8" |
| Overall depth (all sizes) | 25-7/8" |
| Grill-body height / open-lid height (all sizes) | 14" / 22-1/4" |
| Min. front clearance depth (all sizes) | 8-1/2" |
| Countertop cutout width incl. side clearances (D) | 24": 28-1/2" · 30": 34-1/2" · 36": 40-3/4" |
Enclosure cutout requirements scale with size. All three sizes share the same 25-7/8" depth, 14" body height, and 22-1/4" open-lid height; only width changes. If the grill is electrically equipped, the enclosure must have a properly wired and inspected 120VAC (15 amp minimum) GFCI grounded three-wire receptacle within reach of the power supply.
This is a built-in grill designed for installation into a non-combustible enclosure cutout — follow the manufacturer's cutout dimensions exactly for the size ordered. The enclosure must be properly vented, installed on a hard and level surface, and provide interior access for installation and service.
Sold in 24", 30", and 36" built-in sizes, each available in natural gas or propane, all built to the same enclosure and electrical requirements. Confirm the exact size and fuel type before ordering a matching cutout or enclosure.
Burners and stainless housing warranted for as long as the original purchaser owns them (lifetime). AOG Diamond sear cooking grids: 15-year warranty. Valves, controls, manifolds, vent hood housings: 10-year warranty. Backburners, rotisserie kits, vaporizer panels, GFRC island systems: 3-year warranty. Ignition, electronics, grill parts, accessories: 2-year warranty.
This handle covers 24", 30", and 36" models — confirm the exact size before ordering a matching cutout, since cutout width changes by size.
Burners and housing are covered for life; cooking grids for 15 years; valves and controls for 10 years; backburners, rotisserie kits, vaporizer panels, and GFRC island systems for 3 years; ignition and electronics for 2 years.
Available in both — confirm which fuel type this listing represents before ordering.
If the grill is electrically equipped, the enclosure needs a properly wired, inspected 120VAC (15 amp minimum) GFCI grounded three-wire receptacle within reach of the power supply.
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Unit weight; individual burner BTU rating; installation/gas-connection detail beyond cutout and electrical requirements.
duravent-directvent-pro-teeThe Shopify catalog lists a product titled “DuraVent DirectVent Pro Tee,” but its SKUs (46DVA-F12, 58DVA-F12) are, per DuraVent's own catalog PDF, a Steep Roof Flashing — a different part entirely. No DuraVent DirectVent Pro Tee exists in the manufacturer's current product line. This is a genuine catalog data-integrity issue for Kaminos to correct, unrelated to SEO copy quality, and no product description was written for it rather than inventing specifications for a part that doesn't exist.
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