Heat & Glo Phoenix 42" TrueView Gas Fireplace

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$6,169.00

Evoke an experience so real, friends may ask to add a log to the fire. We pioneered the open gas fireplace with a large glass-free view, low heat, and speakers to stream your tunes or the crackle of fire. Enjoy.

SKU

PHOENIX42-IFT

Hearth Kit

Wire Harneses

Doors

Remotes & Controls

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LP Conversion Kit + $104.00

Speaker Kit - Bluetooth Amplifier System + $579.00

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Specifications

Specifications
Refractory	Traditional
BTU/Hr Input	Up to 65,000 BTU/Hr
Heating Capacity	Up to 1,400 sq. ft.
Efficiency	N/A
Ignition System	IntelliFire Touch
Viewing Area	28-1/2" H x 42" W
Accent Lighting	Glowing Embers
Remote Control	RC400 Included
Fan/Blower	No
Firebox Construction	Steel w/ Refractory Panels
Venting Configuration	Top
Rear Vent Flue Height	N/A
Fireplace Dimensions	74-1/8" H x 50-3/8" (Front), 34-5/8" (Rear) W x 28-1/2" D
Framing Dimensions	74-5/8" H x 51-3/8" W x 28" D
Unit Weight	265 lbs.
Unique Features	Glass Free Unit
Notes	All specifications per the Manufacturer. Heating capacity and input are to be used as a guide only and cannot be accurately compared across manufacturers. Please visit our showroom to for help determining the best product for you.

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Features

Flush Hearth - Creates a traditional look where the fireplace floor is flush with the hearth or the room floor.
HD Logs - Creates incredibly natural-looking logs with intricate detail and carefully chosen materials.
Mild Heat Output - Enables you to enjoy the ambiance of a fire nearly all year round without excessive heat.
Glass Free - Creates a true fireplace experience with an open hearth and no glass barrier.
Whispertone Technology - Patent-pending system which allows airflow with minimal sound, the ability to horizontally terminate, and an automatic damper which stops air movement when the fireplace is off, thus preventing cold air infiltration into the home.

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