Empire is a long-established American hearth maker, and this page gathers every Empire fireplace we list in one place. The range covers the Boulevard linear gas fireplaces in vent-free and direct vent versions, the Breckenridge vent-free fireboxes, and the Tahoe direct vent gas fireplace. Sizes run from 32 inch fireboxes up to 72 inch linear models. Use this page when you already trust the brand and want to compare across its lines, or when you are weighing a traditional firebox against a modern linear look. Check fuel type, venting method and framing dimensions on each product page before ordering.
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Decide on venting first, because it limits the rest. Direct vent models pull combustion air from outside and exhaust outdoors, which suits tighter homes and sealed glass fronts. Vent-free models need no flue but have local rules and room-size limits, so confirm they are allowed where you live. Then pick a style: Boulevard for a wide, modern linear flame, Breckenridge for a classic firebox you can finish with your own surround, or Tahoe for a compact direct vent unit. Match the BTU rating to the room, allow for the framing depth, and decide whether you want natural gas or propane.
Many Empire gas models can run on either fuel with the correct conversion kit or factory setup. The product page lists what each model supports.
Boulevard is a linear, contemporary series with a wide flame window. Breckenridge is a vent-free firebox line with a more traditional opening that you finish with your own mantel or surround.