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Premium Gas Fireplace Inserts in Coeur d'Alene & Spokane
With the region’s best selection of gas fireplace inserts, we help families across Coeur d’Alene and Spokane bring warmth, efficiency, and timeless style home. Our team provides expert guidance, professional installation, and service to ensure the perfect fit.
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For most homes with an existing open fireplace, yes. Traditional open fireplaces can have efficiency ratings as low as 15%, and depending on their condition can actually draw heat out of your home for a net heat loss. A heater-rated gas insert transforms that same opening into an efficient source of heat, with steady state efficiency ratings as high as 88%.
No. Gas inserts are designed as complete, efficient home heating appliances. Gas logs are used for decorative purposes and are not designed to heat your home.
In most cases, yes. Gas inserts are designed to transform virtually any masonry or zero clearance (metal) fireplace into an efficient source of heat, venting through the existing chimney with a dual-liner direct vent system. Fit and venting requirements vary by home, so have an authorized dealer confirm sizing and installation per the owner's manual.
A direct vent insert is a sealed heating appliance that uses outside air for combustion rather than pulling heated air from your living room. These inserts use a co-linear direct venting system run through the existing masonry chimney, with one liner venting exhaust and the other supplying combustion air to maintain indoor air quality.
Yes. All Fireplace Xtrordinair gas fireplaces have a battery back-up and can operate during a power outage, and Lopi Radiant Plus inserts do not require power to operate at all. Keep in mind the convection fan and accent lights need household power, so during an outage the insert heats by radiant and natural convection only.
It can, depending on the model and your home. Gas fireplace models are built for everything from zonal heating to whole house heating, and an optional Power Heat Duct Kit can redirect up to 50% of the heat from the fireplace to one or two additional rooms within 20 feet of the fireplace. A dealer can help match a model's rated heating capacity to the square footage you want to warm.
It depends on the model. The gas inserts on this page are rated from up to 1,250 square feet for the Lopi Radiant Plus Medium to up to 2,000 square feet for the Fireplace Xtrordinair 616 Deluxe and 34 DVL Deluxe, with several models rated up to 1,500 square feet in between.
Operating cost depends on your fuel type, local rates, and how you run the unit. High efficiency gas inserts heat a space quickly, and their turndown ratios let the heat output drop down to provide proper heat, which also lowers operation costs. The manufacturer offers a Cost Estimator Worksheet so you can compare what your old fireplace costs to operate against a new insert.
The fan is optional. All Fireplace Xtrordinair gas insert models are designed to provide optimal convective heat with or without the use of the standard fan. The fan is a quiet design that delivers immediate heat transfer and can be operated from the comfort of your chair with the GreenSmart Deluxe Remote.
The manufacturer recommends having your appliance serviced once a year by a professional dealer who is certified and factory-trained to install and service the products. Summer is a great time of year to get your appliance serviced.