Wide, Clean Proportions
The long viewing area creates a strong horizontal focal point with clean lines and a lower profile that works naturally in contemporary spaces.
Linear Gas Fireplaces
Modern Fire.
Designed Around the Room.
Wide viewing areas, clean lines and modern gas performance make linear fireplaces a natural fit for feature walls, open spaces and contemporary interiors.
Why Choose a Linear Gas Fireplace?
Make the Fireplace Part of the Architecture.
Linear gas fireplaces use a wide, horizontal format to create a completely different look from a traditional fireplace. The fire becomes part of the wall itself, giving you more freedom to design the room around it.
Designed for Feature Walls
Stone, tile, concrete, wood and built-in cabinetry can all be designed around a linear fireplace, turning the entire wall into part of the room.
Comfort Meets Design
You still get the warmth and convenience of a gas fireplace, but in a format built around modern interiors, open spaces and everyday living.
Popular Linear Gas Fireplaces
Find the Right Fireplace for Your Space.
Linear gas fireplaces are available in a range of widths, heat outputs and design styles. Here are some of our more popular models to help you start comparing your options.
Savannah
Pinnacle 55
- Dimensions 29.86" H × 54.29" W × 14.5" D
- Maximum Input 36,000 BTU
Savannah
Peak 35
- Dimensions 27.5" H × 34.13" W × 14.41" D
- Maximum Input 21,000 BTU
Napoleon
Ascent BLX42
- Dimensions 38.81" H × 42" W × 18.31" D
- Maximum Input 20,000 BTU
Enviro
C-Series C44 Linear
- Dimensions 16" H × 46" W × 18" D
- Maximum Input 38,000 BTU
Plan Your Fireplace
Start With the Wall.
A linear fireplace becomes part of the room itself. Thinking about the width, finished look and installation early makes it much easier to choose the right fireplace for the space.
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Choose the Right Width
Start with the overall width of the wall and the scale of the room. The fireplace should feel proportional to the space and work with surrounding features such as televisions, shelving or cabinetry.
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Design the Finished Look
Think about how the complete feature wall will look. Stone, tile, plaster, wood and built-in cabinetry can all change how the fireplace feels once it becomes part of the finished room.
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Plan the Installation
Framing, venting, clearances, gas, electrical and finishing materials all need to work together. Planning these details early helps avoid compromises later in the project.
Bring Us Your Plans, Measurements or Photos.
We can help you compare fireplace sizes, heat output and installation requirements before you commit to the finished wall design.
