Gas Fireplace Comparison

May 21, 2009 · By admin

If you are renovating your home, and you are considering a new gas fireplaces, the pictures below will help you understand and compare some options.
The fireplaces below are from various brands and include different types such as ventless, direct vent, corner, b vent, open hearth and more.

Jump to:Regency, Lennox, FMI

Heatilator

GBFL4136 - three-sided fire viewing	GDCL/CR4136 - contemporary designer unit
GDST4336 - strikingly beautiful	GDST3831I - Contemporary styling,smaller design
NBV3630 - best selling gas fireplace of all time	NBV4236 - ideal for corner & side wall
NDV3630 - customer designed & driven	NDV4236 - best selling gas fireplace of all time
Reveal - open-hearth gas fireplace

Regency

Panorama P40 - cast iron fender	Panorama P42 - enough heat for large living areas
Panorama P48 - largest fireplace in the Panorama family	Panorama P121 - see through or corner unit
Panorama P131 - subtle room divider	HZ54 - perfect for contemporary homes
HZ42 - tranquil escape using spa stones	HZ42ST - two amazing fire views
P33 Sunrise - chic, slim line fascia

Lennox

EBVCR/CL Two Sided Corner - Left/right-facing configuration	EBVPF Three-Sided Peninsula - enhances comfort and elegance
EBVST See-Through - Attractive see-through configuration	EDV - Stylish, heat-circulating louvered
EDVCR/CL Two-Sided Corner - Left/right-facing configuration	EDVPF Three-Sided Peninsula - beautiful, natural-looking fire
EDVST See-Through - Attractive see-through configuration	ELDV - Clean, louverless design
LBV - Eye-catching louverless design

FMI

Cottage DV - economical, latest technology	Tudor - impressive, upscale features
Chateau - high-end look,	Sedona - smooth white brick liner
Santa Fe - see-thru fireplace	Victorian - tiered, random flame burner