(pictures are for illustration purposes only)
Available in 42 inch or 48 inch wide
 
Our Eco Definition high output gas fire is suitable for standard 16” wide fireplace openings, therefore being suitable for a vast range of fireplace models. This beautiful fire has been designed to be open fronted with a deep fuel bed to create a most realistic effect.
 
The use of high quality ceramics within the burner ensure an intense glowing fire is achieved and the highly developed burner system create more efficient dancing flames.
 
Our cleverly designed stainless steel side chamber, reflect the intense glowing coals and flames to give real visual impact and giving the illusion of a much larger fire.
 
A high quality fire with up to an amazing 4.2kw heat output available with a choice of gas controls, fire trims and available with either a coal or pebble fuel bed.
 
Shown with our Avalade natural limestone replace incorporating a gently sweeping arch with matching profiles create a design of charm with immense versatility that will enhance any room with ease, when used with the Eco Definition inset open fronted high output gas fire. 
 
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Please Note:
Limestone and Travertine are natural products and as such can be subject to variation in colour and veining.
 
Small fossils and crystal lines may also be apparent in some sections of the surround making it an inherent feature of the product. These are not defects but mean that every suite will be entirely unique.
When you recover your new surround there may be some colour variations.
 
This is typical of limestone and travertine as the stone is particularly porous material which absorbs moisture during manufacture and deep sea transport in the container. After 2-3 weeks in a room with an average temperature the surround will dry to a consistent colour.
 
Photography is for illustration purposes only and although every effort has been made to ensure accurate reproduction of typical installations and flame pictures they may vary according to fire models and fire types.