
Direct vent fireplaces draw in outdoor air for combustion, then exhaust to the outside through a dual (co-linear) venting system.

The can be vented up the roof or horizontally through the side or back of the house.

Direct vent Fireplaces must have a sealed glass front in order to maintain proper combustion and ensure efficiency and indoor air quality. The glass is latched close and the inside of the fireplace can be opened for service. Yearly routine maintenance is recommended. Expect to find direct vent efficiency ratings to be as high as 80% and a
Direct vent Fireplaces must have a sealed glass front in order to maintain proper combustion and ensure efficiency and indoor air quality. The glass is latched close and the inside of the fireplace can be opened for service. Yearly routine maintenance is recommended. Expect to find direct vent efficiency ratings to be as high as 80% and as low as 50% depending on the model. "The best way to determine the efficiency of a gas fireplace is to look on the EnerGuide label for its Fireplace Efficiency (FE) Rating based on the CSA-P.4.1 test method." from the Enerchoice.org website below.
Things we will ask you when deciding what fireplace you should go with:
2. What size of fireplace do you want?
3. Is this a new construction home or remodeling an existing home?
4. Does a builder have specific framing dimensions that you need to be within?
5. What fire media are you looking for in your fireplace?
6. Any specific front color or style of front that you are looking for?
7.What interior panels inside the fireplace are you looking for?
8. Check which gas type you have:
9. Do you need gas ran to the fireplace?
10. How will you be venting the fireplace?
11. What floors will you have in front of the fireplace?
12. What are you doing for your hearth?
13. What finish work are you wanting around your fireplace?
14. Are you putting a TV above the fireplace?
15. Is the fireplace on an exterior wall or interior wall?
16. If going through an exterior wall, what is the outside of the house made of?
17. What is your roof made out of?
18. Is this for heat or more as a decorative fireplace?
19. Is your house on a crawl space, concrete slab or a basement foundation?




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Venting can be vertically through the roof or horizontally out of the exterior side of the house.




This can can not be compared to the recommendations as wood. Vinyl can discolorate and warp with heat, so more clearances are needed.





The reason we ask is because it may be necessary to know for the fireplaces hearth requirements. If the fireplace is sitting on the floor then you may need an insulating underlayment board with a high R-1 Value underneath your noncombustible hearth if the fireplace manual says you need it.













If you are considering putting a TV above your fireplace, please watch this video.
If you are considering putting a TV above a Kozy Heat fireplace, please watch this video.
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1501 Waterway Circle, Chesapeake, Virginia 23322, United States
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