The 30 to 40 inch bracket is the most popular size for living rooms, and the widest selection on the site. Here you will find 30 inch direct vent gas fireplaces, 36 inch linears from Napoleon Vector, Montigo DelRay and Empire Boulevard, Superior vent free fireboxes, Faber e-MatriX electric units and outdoor Riverside gas fireplaces. Output stretches from 15,000 BTU through 40,000 BTU on gas, with wood and electric alternatives. The category fits a standard framed wall without overwhelming the room.
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Decide first whether you are replacing an existing opening or building a new wall. For an existing masonry hearth, an insert in the 30 to 40 inch range slides in and gets a liner and surround. For new construction, a framed direct vent box offers more freedom in placement. Within this range, 30 inch models give a tidy flame that suits a bedroom or a den, 36 inch boxes are the default living room choice, and 40 inch units give wider viewing. Compare BTU, glass style, and the finishing kit, because some models need a surround or trim sold separately. Check the ceiling height for mantel and TV clearances.
Yes, it is the common choice. A 36 inch fireplace with 20,000 to 30,000 BTU heats most living rooms and fits a standard framed wall.
A fireplace is built into a new framed wall, while an insert is sized to slide into an existing masonry opening and is vented through a liner.