Need Advice Small Fireplace Opening

[JoeSI]

Hi All, We found this behind a plaster wall. We new the chimney was there, but the small fireplace is a nice surprise. We're thinking of lining the flue and getting some type of gas insert. The dimensions of the opening 20"W x 12"D x 38"H. Anyone know of anything that might fit?

 

[webbie]

Check with Karen Duke at:
http://www.gascoals.com/

 

[Ram 1500 with an axe...]

No but go wood, not gas....

 

[JoeSI]

No but go wood, not gas....

Thanks. But it's for a bathroom. We have 2 wood stoves already. Just something small we can kick on and then kick off when we're done.

 

[DAKSY]

You may be able to make the Heat N Glo Crescent II (http://www.heatnglo.com/en/Products/Crescent-II-Gas-Fireplace.aspx?page=Specifications) work, but you may have to "bump" it into the room a couple of inches. Is this built on an exterior wall?

 

[Heatsource]

You may be able to make the Heat N Glo Crescent II (http://www.heatnglo.com/en/Products/Crescent-II-Gas-Fireplace.aspx?page=Specifications) work, but you may have to "bump" it into the room a couple of inches. Is this built on an exterior wall?

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[JoeSI]

Thanks! All good suggestions. We have an Avalon wood burner already and we're very happy with it.

 

[RockyMtnHigh]

That's a great candidate for a rear vented freestanding gas unit like the Jotul Lillehammer depending on the depth of the hearth..... Very oddly shaped fireplace you have there. A Quadrafire Garnet or an Enviro Ascot would also do the trick, depending on how much square footage you were looking at. I haven't seen too many inserts that would entice a space like that off the top of my head

 

[JoeSI]

Thanks. It's a very old Victorian house. The fireplaces were all coal baskets. Every room has one. Some have been enclosed in the walls. This will probably be the last we make functioning.