Classic Proportions
A taller, more traditional firebox creates the familiar look and presence of a classic fireplace.
TRADITIONAL GAS FIREPLACES
The Classic Fireplace. Built for Modern Living.
Bring the familiar look and warmth of a traditional fireplace into your home with the convenience and control of modern gas.
TRADITIONAL DIRECT VENT
Build the Fireplace Into Your Space.
A traditional direct vent gas fireplace gives you the classic look of a built in hearth with modern gas convenience. Designed for renovations and new construction, it becomes part of the room rather than something added later.
Built Into the Room
Framing, finishing materials, mantels and surrounds can all be planned around the fireplace to create a finished architectural feature.
Direct Vent Performance
A sealed direct vent system brings combustion air in from outside and vents exhaust outdoors, giving you modern gas performance without relying on room air.
POPULAR TRADITIONAL GAS FIREPLACES
Find the Right Fireplace for Your Space.
Traditional gas fireplaces are available in a range of sizes, proportions and heat outputs. Here are some of our more popular models for renovations and new construction.
SAVANNAH
Vision 42
Dimensions
37.28" H × 41.19" W × 18.03" D
Maximum Input
31,000 BTU
SAVANNAH
DCF 42 Light
Dimensions
36.42" H × 33.49" W × 14" D
Maximum Input
19,000 BTU
NAPOLEON
Ascent X Series BX36
Dimensions
34.5" H × 35" W × 15.75" D
Maximum Input
25,000 BTU
NAPOLEON
Altitude X Series AX42
Dimensions
45.44" H × 42.25" W × 18.63" D
Maximum Input
38,000 BTU
Looking for something different? These are only a selection of the traditional gas fireplaces available. Visit our showroom or contact us to explore additional sizes, styles and configurations.
PLAN YOUR FIREPLACE
Start With the Room.
A traditional gas fireplace becomes part of the structure of the room. Before framing begins, think about where it will sit, how you want it to look and what the installation will require.
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Choose the Right Scale
Consider the size of the room, the wall and how prominent you want the fireplace to feel. A larger firebox can become a major architectural feature, while a smaller model may suit a more compact space.
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Design the Finished Look
Think beyond the fireplace itself. Mantels, stone, tile, surrounds, interior panels and log styles all affect how the finished fireplace will look in the room.
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Plan the Installation
Framing, venting, clearances, gas and electrical requirements should all be considered before construction begins. Once the fireplace is selected, the installation can be planned around the manufacturer's specifications.
Bring Us Your Plans, Measurements or Photos.
Whether you're renovating or starting from scratch, visit our Richmond showroom and we can help narrow down the fireplace and review the installation requirements before the walls are finished.
