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A single sided fireplace has one viewing face, which makes it the most common layout for a standard wall. This collection is the broadest in the store, with direct vent gas boxes from Napoleon, Montigo, Empire and Superior, wood burning High Country and Superior fireplaces, vent free fireboxes, and electric linears from Dimplex and Modern Flames. Sizes span from compact 30 inch units to 100 inch electric builds. Whether you want a traditional opening or a clean linear look, you can compare widths, BTU and fuel on one page.
Because single sided units sit against one wall, framing is simpler and clearances are easier to manage than on see-through or multi-sided designs. Start with the width of the wall, then choose between traditional and linear styles. Traditional boxes, such as Napoleon Elevation X and Altitude X, suit a classic opening with logs. Linear units, including Montigo DelRay, Empire Boulevard and Napoleon Vector, favor a contemporary look. Decide on fuel next: sealed direct vent gas for strong heat, wood for a conventional fire, or electric for simple installation. Check the clearances above for a mantel or television, and note what trim or surrounds you will need to finish the opening.
Single sided has one viewing glass. See-through has glass on two opposite sides, so the fire is visible from two rooms. Single sided is easier to frame.
They are usually simpler, as framing and venting involve one wall. Actual cost depends on fuel, venting route and finishing, which vary by project.