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Curved glass front provides a unique contemporary design in this Curved Electric Fireplace heater. It protrudes only 6” from wall. The unit comes with a remote that controls heat output and flame intensity and an easy access on/off switch.
A high definition viewing area with sleek, frameless full glass frontal combines modern artwork and an elegant decorative fireplace all in one. The unit comes with easy access on/off switch and a 6ft cord.
A high definition viewing area with sleek, frameless full glass frontal combines modern artwork and an elegant fireplace all in one. The unit comes with heat circulating fan and a 6ft cord.
A 48” linear glass front design combines contemporary artwork with aesthetics of a fireplace. The unit comes with a remote and an easy access on/off switch. It features stone ember bed that can easily switch to optional glass embers.
This sleek unit extends a mere six inches from any wall however its modern black frame surrounds a wide realistic flame. Adding even more romance to this perfect setting is the glowing ember bed. Included in this unit is a fully functional 1400 watt multiple setting electric heater
Napoleon EF31 Casaloma Electric Fireplace Insert complete with glass front creates cozy ambiance. An irresistible choice for any house, condo or apartment. Available as a single unit insert.
The EF30G fireplace insert model brings a sparkling elegance to the clean face, modern electric fireplace design. Easy installation… simply plug it in and enjoy. Adjustable ember bed and flame control. Perfect for any room in the house
MTVSC3303SCH Stewart by Muskoka – Electric Fireplace Media Mantel with beautiful Cherry Wood finish full functioning remote control and ample room for storing components, media devices and more.
The EF30 fireplace insert model with realistic wood logs brings classic elegance to the clean face and unique electric fireplace design. 3 stage virtually silent fan and heater with thermostatic control keeps your comfort level exactly where you want it.
