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Fireplace Warehouse - Measure an existing fireplace for an insert

Planning Stages

Bring these measurements
(click to enlarge image to print)

Finished NZ6000
at our Denver Showroom

Napoleon Torch on Display

 

 

Fireplace Warehouse - Measure an existing fireplace for an insert

Planning Stages

Bring these measurements
(click to enlarge image to print)

Finished NZ6000
at our Denver Showroom

Napoleon Torch on Display

 

 

What type of product do I need?
 

There are many options available to you when searching for the perfect heating source. One of the first questions you should ask yourself is “What is the purpose of this fireplace?”

 

The general responses are “to heat a room without using the furnace (which heats the entire home),” or “to add beauty and ambiance to our home.” Sometimes people will actually want both. The good news is that regardless of why you want to add a fireplace or stove to your home—there are options for every reason.


Sometimes a home will have an old fireplace, like a masonry fireplace, built many years ago which is now non-operational, unsafe or inefficient. As you may know, the Fireplace or stove Insert was created especially to address this condition. An Insert allows you to utilize an existing fireplace space without having to incur the expense of rebuilding an original structure. You can print this page of common dimensions to help decide what size insert is needed.


Homes without existing fireplaces benefit by taking advantage of zero-clearance direct vent technology. Prefabricated from metal, they are designed to be installed in a simple wood frame construction without the need of a foundation or chimney—significantly reducing construction costs. Though designed to burn only gas or propane, direct vent units are a safe, efficient and cost effective heating option for any home.

There are many options available to you when searching for the perfect heating source. One of the first questions you should ask yourself is “What is the purpose of this fireplace?”

 

The general responses are “to heat a room without using the furnace (which heats the entire home),” or “to add beauty and ambiance to our home.” Sometimes people will actually want both. The good news is that regardless of why you want to add a fireplace or stove to your home—there are options for every reason.


Sometimes a home will have an old fireplace, like a masonry fireplace, built many years ago which is now non-operational, unsafe or inefficient. As you may know, the Fireplace or stove Insert was created especially to address this condition. An Insert allows you to utilize an existing fireplace space without having to incur the expense of rebuilding an original structure. You can print this page of common dimensions to help decide what size insert is needed.


Homes without existing fireplaces benefit by taking advantage of zero-clearance direct vent technology. Prefabricated from metal, they are designed to be installed in a simple wood frame construction without the need of a foundation or chimney—significantly reducing construction costs. Though designed to burn only gas or propane, direct vent units are a safe, efficient and cost effective heating option for any home.

What size of fireplace do I need?
 

The amount and type of space you have available for a fireplace or stove will determine what style options are available for your needs.

There are corner units that fit snugly in a room at a 45 degree angle, wall units that are limited only by the width of space you have and there are even elevated units, like the Napoleon Torch, that are placed high on a wall similar to a painting.


It is most important to keep in mind that each unit has varying degrees of heat output. You will want to take this in consideration. For example, if you have a smaller room but want a large fireplace.  In this case, you want a unit that allowed you to limit the amount of heat coming into the room at any given moment. It is also important to consider the amount of space you will have between the fireplace or stove and your room furnishings.


The amount and type of space you have available for a fireplace or stove will determine what style options are available for your needs.

There are corner units that fit snugly in a room at a 45 degree angle, wall units that are limited only by the width of space you have and there are even elevated units, like the Napoleon Torch, that are placed high on a wall similar to a painting.


It is most important to keep in mind that each unit has varying degrees of heat output. You will want to take this in consideration. For example, if you have a smaller room but want a large fireplace.  In this case, you want a unit that allowed you to limit the amount of heat coming into the room at any given moment. It is also important to consider the amount of space you will have between the fireplace or stove and your room furnishings.