U33 See Through Gas Fireplace IPI w/Horizontal Fluted Liner & Remote

U33 See Through Gas Fireplace IPI w/Horizontal Fluted Liner & Remote

$7,983.00
Sale price  $7,983.00 Regular price 
U33 See Through Gas Fireplace IPI w/Horizontal Fluted Liner & Remote
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One Fire, Two Rooms, 45,000 BTUs

A See-Through Fire Between Two Spaces

The Urbana U33 See-Through puts a 35" wide by 34" tall window of fire between two rooms, visible and enjoyable from both sides, with Urbana's 3D stainless steel burner producing flame with real depth rather than a flat row. Clean-face construction means no louvers on either face. This build includes the horizontal fluted liner and remote, and runs 45,000 BTUs with a 30,000 BTU turn down. A see-through installation has to be designed in — both sides need finish, clearance and access — so it belongs in a new build or a full renovation. Supplied and installed by Wheatland Fireplace across Saskatchewan.

Features

  • See-Through Design: One fire viewed from two rooms, 35" W x 34" H on both sides.
  • 3D Stainless Steel Burner: Flame with depth and dimension, not a flat line of fire.
  • 45,000 BTUs with 30,000 Turn Down: Real output, dialled back when the rooms are warm.
  • Clean Face — No Louvers: Nothing interrupting the glass on either side.
  • Horizontal Fluted Liner Included: With black glass and rustic brown brick liners available.
  • Log Set Options: Traditional split or birch split log sets.
Energy Specifications
  • BTU NG: 45,000 BTU/hr
  • BTU LP:
  • Turn Down NG: 30,000 BTU/hr
  • Efficiency NG: 55%
  • EnerGuide NG:
Dimensions
  • Viewing Area: 35" W x 34" H
  • Weight: 200 lbs
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FAQ

1. Where does a see-through fireplace make sense?
Between a living room and a dining room, a bedroom and an ensuite, or an indoor room and a covered patio. Both sides need finishing and clearance, so it has to be planned into the floor plan.
2. Is the heat split between the rooms?
Effectively yes — which is part of why the configuration works. 45,000 BTUs into one room would be a lot; across two it is comfortable.
3. Can it be retrofitted?
Rarely without real construction. New builds and full renovations are its natural home.
4. What venting does it need?
A horizontal power vent kit is available and often required on this configuration; we confirm the route before anything is ordered.
5. How early should Wheatland Fireplace be involved?
At the drawing stage — we will work with your builder on framing, venting and clearances.