Regency Horizon Radiant HRI6E Gas Insert - Wheatland Fireplace

Regency Horizon Radiant HRI6E Gas Insert

$4,060.00
Sale price  $4,060.00 Regular price 

Regency Horizon Radiant HRI6E Gas Insert

HRI6E-NG11
$4,060.00
Sale price  $4,060.00 Regular price 
Regency Horizon Radiant HRI6E Gas Insert - Wheatland Fireplace
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Large Contemporary Insert Built to Heat

The Regency Horizon Radiant HRI6E from Wheatland Fireplace is a large contemporary insert designed to produce serious radiant heat — and move it, with a standard variable speed blower. The wide linear fire bed spans a 516 square inch view, framed by black steel interior panels with reflective upgrades available, giving bigger Saskatoon and Regina living rooms a modern centrepiece that genuinely carries the heating load. With 38,000 BTUs at 73% efficiency and sealed direct vent construction, the HRI6E retires a heat-wasting open fireplace for good. Measured, supplied, and installed across Saskatchewan by Wheatland Fireplace.

Features

  • Wide contemporary linear fire bed with 516 sq. in. view
  • Black steel interior panels with reflective upgrades available
  • 38,000 BTUs of radiant heat with standard variable speed blower
  • Sealed direct vent efficiency replaces a drafty open fireplace
  • Proflame I remote control system
  • Operates on natural gas or propane
Energy Specifications
  • BTU NG: 38,000
  • BTU LP: 38,000
  • Turn Down NG: 25,000 BTU/hr
  • Efficiency NG: 73.01%
  • EnerGuide NG: 70.37%
Dimensions
  • Min. Opening Width (front): 34 in.
  • Min. Opening Width (back): 25 in.
  • Min. Opening Height: 24 in.
  • Min. Opening Depth: 16 3/4 in.
  • *May require spacer
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FAQ

1. What opening does the HRI6E require?
A minimum of 34" front width, 25" rear width, 24" height, and 16 3/4" depth — some installations may require a spacer. We measure before we quote.
2. Is it a match for a large room in winter?
Yes — 38,000 BTUs at 73% efficiency with radiant glass and a blower make the HRI6E one of the strongest-heating inserts in the lineup.
3. How does the linear look differ from a log insert?
Instead of a log set, the HRI6E presents a wide, modern ribbon of flame over a linear fire bed — contemporary rather than traditional.
4. What venting does it use?
Sealed direct vent through a liner in your existing chimney — outside combustion air, no room-air loss.
5. Can Wheatland Fireplace handle the whole project?
Yes — measurement, supply, installation, and finishing, province-wide from our Saskatoon and Regina showrooms.

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