Regency Classic i1150 Wood Insert - Wheatland Fireplace

Regency Classic i1150 Wood Insert

$2,483.00
Sale price  $2,483.00 Regular price 

Regency Classic i1150 Wood Insert

I1150S-1
$2,483.00
Sale price  $2,483.00 Regular price 
Regency Classic i1150 Wood Insert - Wheatland Fireplace
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Compact Classic Wood Insert for Smaller Fireplaces

The Regency Classic i1150 from Wheatland Fireplace turns a small, heat-losing masonry fireplace into a genuine wood heater. It needs an opening only 23 inches wide and 19 inches high, making it one of the few quality wood inserts that fits the compact fireplaces common in older Saskatoon and Regina homes. Double burn technology delivers 55,000 BTU/hr at 71% efficiency and 1.3 g/hr emissions, holding a fire up to 8 hours — and because it's wood, it keeps heating when the power goes out. Wheatland Fireplace measures your fireplace, supplies the liner, and installs anywhere in Saskatchewan.

Features

  • Maximum output: 55,000 BTU/hr
  • EPA-tested output: 27,353 BTU/hr
  • Firebox capacity: 0.98 cu. ft
  • Log size: 18 in.
  • Burn time: up to 8 hrs
  • Emissions: 1.3 g/hr
  • View area: 126 sq. in.
  • Fits compact fireplace openings — from 23 in. wide
  • Double burn technology for high efficiency and low emissions
  • Large viewing area with heat-radiating ceramic glass
  • Non-obtrusive air wash keeps the glass clean
  • Solid forged steel adjustable cam lock keeps the door sealed over time
  • Heats through a power outage — no electricity required
Energy Specifications
  • BTU NG:
  • BTU LP:
  • Turn Down NG:
  • Efficiency NG: 71% HHV
  • EnerGuide NG:
Dimensions
  • Min. Opening Width (front): 23 in.
  • Min. Opening Height: 19 in.
  • Min. Opening Depth: 13 3/4 in.
  • *using standard flue adaptor
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FAQ

1. Will the i1150 fit my fireplace?
It needs a minimum opening of 23 in. wide, 19 in. high, and 13 3/4 in. deep — among the smallest requirements of any quality wood insert. Wheatland Fireplace measures before we quote.
2. How does a wood insert install?
The insert slides into your existing firebox and we run a stainless liner up your existing chimney. That seals the fireplace, ends the draft, and turns it into a real heater.
3. Why not just burn in the open fireplace?
An open masonry fireplace is typically a net heat loss — it pulls more warm air up the chimney than it puts into the room. A sealed EPA insert like the i1150 turns that around completely.
4. Does it work in a power outage?
Yes. That's one of the strongest arguments for wood in Saskatchewan — no electricity needed to make heat.
5. Does Wheatland Fireplace do the liner and install?
Yes — measurement, liner, insert, and finishing, anywhere in the province.

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