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Revillusion Herringbone Brick 30

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The Dimplex: Revillusion Herringbone Brick 30, available from SnowBelt Fireplace & Stove in Stevens Point, WI Dimplex

Revillusion Herringbone Brick 30As shown

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Sold and installed from our Stevens Point showroom · SKU 500005734

A fire that looks real because the logs are. Quick Facts • Heating Capacity: 0–450 sq ft • Viewing Area: 30″ of fire • Fuel: Electric. • Controls: Mood-Maker remote with adjustable flame color and brightness, plus built-in touch controls. • Fan: Included (fan-forced heater). Who It’s For You’ve seen the electric fireplace that fools nobody: a flat flame drifting across a dark mirror, with the room reflected in the glass. You need an electric fire that still looks real when someone leans in . If the room you want a fire in has no chimney and no gas line—a bedroom, a basement, a remodel—the Revillusion Herringbone Brick 30 is the one built to be looked at closely. Choose a mirror-backed unit and you get a screen; choose this one and you get a firebox. What Makes It Special The patented Revillusion flame effect throws the fire onto a partially frosted acrylic panel, so the flames appear to rise from within the logs —no reflection of your lamp in the glass, and a clear view straight through the fire to the herringbone brick at the back. It reads like a masonry firebox, not a screen. The logs are Realogs, handcrafted from real wood , with inner LED lighting that pulses like live embers. That’s why the fire holds up at close range: the bark and the grain are real because the wood is. Dimplex rates the fan-forced heater to warm up to 1,000 square feet; in most rooms, expect up to 450 sq ft, depending on climate and layout. The flames run with or without the heat, so the fire is worth turning on in July. Set the flame color and brightness from the couch, or use the touch controls on the unit when the remote wanders off. Possible Downsides • Herringbone is the only interior on this model; the same firebox comes in black, neutral brick, and weathered concrete as separate units. • Installation trim kits are optional add-ons, not included—38-inch and 44-inch black trims are available if the opening needs a finished border. • It needs electricity to run, so there’s no flame or heat during a power outage; wood or gas is the outage answer. If you want a real-looking fire in a room with no chimney and no gas line, the Revillusion Herringbone Brick 30 is the right decision. The room that never had a fireplace becomes the one everyone ends up in. The firebox arrives with its front glass and plug kit, and optional 38-inch and 44-inch black installation trims let you finish the opening with a wider border.

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