Fireplace Inserts
Premium Fireplace Inserts in Coeur d'Alene & Spokane
With the region’s best selection of gas, wood, and pellet inserts, we help families across Coeur d’Alene and Spokane add warmth, efficiency, and style to their homes. Our team provides professional installation and dedicated service to ensure your insert is the perfect fit for your space.
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Measure the opening height, the width at the front and the back, and the depth of the firebox, along with the hearth-to-mantel distance and the width and depth of the hearth. Bring those measurements to your dealer so they can match the right insert size to your fireplace and your heating needs.
Gas inserts are sealed, direct vent heating appliances that use outside air for combustion. They vent through a dual co-linear liner system run up the existing chimney, with one liner venting exhaust and the other supplying combustion air and maintaining indoor air quality. A professional installer sizes and installs the liners per the owner's manual.
In many cases, yes. Inserts are designed to transform virtually any masonry or zero clearance (metal) fireplace into an efficient source of heat, but per the manufacturer they must be installed only into a code-conforming masonry fireplace or a listed and tested wood-burning manufactured fireplace. Your dealer can confirm whether your specific fireplace qualifies.
The manufacturer highly recommends having a certified, factory-trained dealer install and service your appliance. Insert installation involves venting, gas or electrical connections, and clearances that must meet the owner's manual and local codes, so it is best left to a professional installer.
Requirements vary by area. The owner's manual directs you to contact local building or fire officials about restrictions and installation inspection requirements in your area before installing. Check with those officials or your installer before work begins.
It depends on your fuel, convenience, and the fire experience you want. Gas is best if it is cost-effective and available in your area and you want heat at the touch of a button. Wood is best if you want the sights, sounds, and smells of a real fire and a heat source that is independent of local utilities. Pellet is best if you want push-button start, easy thermostat control, and an easy-to-store renewable fuel made from wood waste.
It can, depending on the model and your home. Traditional open fireplaces can have efficiency ratings as low as 15% and can actually draw heat out of your home, while heater-rated gas inserts achieve steady state efficiency ratings as high as 88%. Before choosing, decide whether you want zonal or supplemental heat or to heat the whole house, and how many square feet you want to heat, so your dealer can size the insert correctly.
Yes. Lopi's gas fireplace inserts and stoves have a battery back-up and can operate during a power outage, so they can keep providing heat when the power is out.
No. A gas fireplace insert is a complete, efficient home heating appliance. Gas logs are used for decorative purposes and are not designed to heat your home.
Yes. Modern wood inserts use Hybrid-Fyre technology, which combines the strengths of catalytic and non-catalytic combustion to burn less wood while generating greater heat output than an open wood fireplace.