Measurement Guide

We created these measurement guides for your convenience. Printing and filling out the measurement guide for your existing fireplace will help us quickly identify which products will fit your needs. This will save you time when you visit our showroom with over 70 units on display.

 

It isn't required, but it would help us get a complete view of your fireplace, take the following three pictures of your fireplace (cell phone pictures will do)

1. The front of the fireplace, including both the hearth and the mantel
2. The ceiling inside the fireplace
3. The top of your chimney (from the ground)

There are two common types of fireplaces. We'll refer to the first as a true masonry fireplace. They are built entirely of brick or stone.These are primarially found in homes built before the 1970's. I'll refer to the second type as a manufactured fireplace.  They are built of metal, but may have decorative brick inside. They quickly gained popularity after their introduction in the 1970's.

 

True Masonry Fireplace		Manufactured Fireplace
Common in houses built before the 1970's Made mostly of brick or stone Wide variety of chimney configurations		Common in houses built after the 1970's Made of metal May contain decorative brick Often have round chimney hole
Masonry Fireplace Measurement Guide		Manufactured Fireplace Measurement Guide