Linear fireplaces have a long, low firebox and a wide glass front, which makes them the default for modern interiors. This collection mixes direct vent gas linears from Napoleon Vector, Luxuria and Ascent, Montigo DelRay and Empire Boulevard with vent free versions, plus electric linears from Dimplex Ignite XL and Modern Flames Orion. Widths run from 36 inches to over 100 inches. Compare the burner media, whether the model is single sided or see-through, and the BTU rating, which spans electric heaters near 5,000 BTU to gas units above 50,000.

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Linear gas fireplace guide: width, depth and venting

The width of a linear fireplace sets the scale of the whole wall, so pick it against your furniture and ceiling height. Direct vent gas linears are the common choice for real heat and sealed combustion, and the vent route needs to be planned before framing. Vent free linears skip the flue but are subject to local rules and room size limits. Electric linears are the easiest install, with no gas or venting, and are available in very long widths. Many shoppers search by Empire Boulevard size, such as 48, 60 or 72 inches, and those are listed here alongside other brands. Check the media options, since glass, stones or logs change the character.

What is the difference between a linear and a traditional fireplace?

A linear fireplace is wide and shallow with a continuous flame, while a traditional one is taller with a more squared opening and often logs. Both come in gas and electric.

Which linear fireplace sizes does Empire Boulevard offer?

Empire Boulevard models here run 36, 48, 60 and 72 inches, in direct vent and vent free versions, with see-through variants on some sizes.