Electric Fireplaces
Venting-free units that install into a wall or media surround and run on standard household power.
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Find the right fireplace for your home.
Explore electric fireplaces, gas fireplaces and wood-burning inserts. Compare your options, shop through Kaminos and ask Brown Chimney about installation.
Manufacturer product photograph, shown to illustrate the appliance type.
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Start with the fuel type that suits your room and your chimney situation.
Selected fireplaces
A sample of models from the catalogue. Each links to a full product page here on Brown Chimney.
SimpliFire
Allusion Edge Linear Electric Fireplace
A slim linear electric fireplace with digital flame effects, offered in four widths for recessed, wall-mounted or build-out installation.
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Superior
Superior DRT2033 Direct Vent Gas Fireplace
A 33-inch traditional front-view direct vent gas fireplace with a compact 14-inch depth and top or rear venting.
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Osburn
Osburn Matrix 2700 Wood Insert
A 2.5 cu ft non-catalytic wood insert with the largest viewing window in the Osburn insert line and a 176 CFM blower as standard.
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The same four questions for each fuel. Requirements vary by model, so treat this as a starting point rather than a rule for every appliance.
Electric
- Typical use
- Flame effect with supplemental heat, in rooms where a flue or gas line is impractical.
- Infrastructure to check
- A framed opening of the right size and an electrical supply that meets the model's published requirements.
- Upkeep
- No combustion by-products. Cleaning the glass and occasional servicing of the fan and lighting.
- Next step
- Measure the wall opening, then compare widths.
Gas
- Typical use
- Heat on demand with simple control, in a defined living space.
- Infrastructure to check
- A gas supply of the right type and a venting route the specific appliance is listed for.
- Upkeep
- Periodic servicing of the burner, ignition and venting, plus glass cleaning.
- Next step
- Check the supply type and possible vent route.
Wood
- Typical use
- Substantial heat from an existing masonry fireplace, where firewood is available.
- Infrastructure to check
- A masonry opening meeting the model's minimum dimensions and a full-height stainless steel liner.
- Upkeep
- Ash removal, seasoned firewood storage and regular chimney sweeping and inspection.
- Next step
- Measure the fireplace opening before shortlisting.
Thinking about installation?
Brown Chimney can assess what a fireplace would need in your home — the opening, the chimney or venting route, and what work is involved. Service availability depends on your location.
Frequently asked questions
No. Products are sold through Kaminos, the store this catalogue links to. Brown Chimney's role is the chimney and fireplace work around the appliance.
Pricing and available options are maintained on Kaminos, so the product pages there are always the current source. Each product page here links straight to the matching Kaminos listing.
We can assess the fireplace opening, chimney and venting route and tell you what a specific model would need. Get in touch and we can talk through the room and the appliance you have in mind.
Electric needs no venting and gives modest supplemental heat. Gas gives controllable heat on demand through a sealed vent. Wood gives the highest output but needs a suitable masonry fireplace, a liner and seasoned firewood.