Large Flush Wood NexGen-Hybrid (Rectangular)

A wide, crisp rectangle of fire that heats a large part of your home. Quick Facts • Heating Capacity: 1,500–2,500 sq ft • Efficiency: 77.8% • Viewing Area: 24 1/2″ wide by 13″ tall, rectangular (319 sq in). • Maximum Log Size: 24″ • Burn Time: Approx. 11–15 hours • Fuel: Wood. • Fan: Included Who It’s For A large open fireplace gives you a big fire and very little of its heat; most of it rises up the chimney, and the damper lets cold air back in. You need a fire that’s just as big to look at and keeps its warmth in the house. The Large Flush Wood Rectangular is for the homeowner with a large wood-burning fireplace and a modern or transitional room who wants clean rectangular lines and serious heat. Keep the open fire and you keep the drafts; add this insert and up to 2,500 square feet warms up around it. What Makes It Special Five faces set the style: Metropolitan Black, Shadowbox Black, Times Square, Boston Charcoal, and Universal . Each frames 319 square inches of glass, 24 1/2 inches across. It’s rated for up to 15 hours on a load at 77.8% efficiency, so the fire you build after dinner is still putting out heat at breakfast. Twin fans spread the heat, logs up to 24 inches fit, and a one-piece surround panel in either of two sizes gives the opening a clean, finished edge. Possible Downsides • Two required choices. You’ll pick both a face and a surround panel. • Button starting is optional. The igniter is an add-on. • For a smaller room, the Medium Flush is the closer match. It is rated for 1,200 to 2,000 square feet. If you want a clean-lined fire big enough to heat most of your home, the Large Flush Wood Rectangular NexGen-Hybrid is the right decision. Guests notice the fire first, and then notice how warm the room is. Choose the Metropolitan Black, Shadowbox Black, Times Square, Boston Charcoal, or Universal face, a one-piece surround panel in two sizes, and extras like the push-button igniter, an insert wiring kit, and firewood moisture meters.