Fireplaces between 50 and 60 inches are the choice when you want the fire to anchor an entire wall. This collection covers Napoleon Vector 50 inch and High Definition 54 inch gas fireplaces, Galaxy outdoor linears at 51 inches, High Country wood burning fireplaces, Modern Flames Orion electric builds, Dimplex Ignite XL units and Superior fireboxes. Gas heat output reaches around 60,000 BTU on the largest, and electric options give a flame at low operating cost. Shoppers searching for a 60 inch fireplace should also check the next size up.
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At this width the fireplace is a design element, so start with the wall. Check for studs, ceiling height and the position of any windows or doors, then plan the finishing. For a gas direct vent unit, work out the vent route early, as longer, wider boxes often need more clearance. For an electric linear, confirm the framing depth and power supply. Heat output is the other factor: a 60,000 BTU gas box can overpower a small room, so match it to the space or choose a model with variable flame. Make sure the doors, viewing glass and media options suit your style, whether logs, glass or crushed stone.
For a built-in look, 60 inch Modern Flames Orion or Dimplex Ignite XL linears are good options. Compare heat output, flame effect and framing needs on each page.
Not if the wall is wide enough. A 60 inch linear works well in a living room of average width as long as the surrounding finishing is balanced.