Buck Stove 1110 Ventless Gas Fireplace W/Blower

The Buck Stove Model 1110 Vent Free Gas stove or fireplace is built with a lower BTU capacity than the 1127 so that it may be installed into a bedroom (where approved by code). The Model 1110 features a factory installed variable speed blower system for added heat. This heater has a thermostat sensing bulb and will modulate the flame on or off based on the setting of the control dial.

Product Features

• BTU: 10,000
• Fireplace Dimensions: 22" W x 20 1/8" H x 7" D
• Prestige Mantel Dimensions: 50 1/2"W x 36"H x 16 1/2"D
• Deluxe Mantel Dimensions: 37"W x 34"H x 14"D
• Included Items: Logs, Stove, Oxygen Depletion Sensor, Wall Mount Hardware
• Efficiency: 99.9%
• Warranty: 2 Year Limited

Technical Data

• Notes: For Installation Into Bedrooms And Bedrooms Where Capable By Local Codes
• Install Type: Wall Mount | With Mantel Cabinet
• Certification: By PFS To ANSI Standards
• Ignition Type: Reliable Standing Pilot

Additional Information

• This model comes with an 65 CFM heat activated, variable speed blower.
• This model comes equipped with an oxygen depletion sensor for added safety.
• This model features a built in thermostat control.
• Works during a power outage (excluding blower).
• This model IS approved for use in aftermarket manufactured homes.
• This unit cannot work with a remote control, thermostat, or wall switch.

Buck Stove

Buck Stove has been manufacturing quality wood stoves, gas stoves, wood and gas fireplaces, and coal stoves since 1971. Their state of the art 300,000 square foot facility is located in North Carolina, USA. Manufacturing quality appliances has been their top priority since day one.

Disclaimer - Some states, cities, and/or municipalities have restrictions around vent-free gas fireplaces. It is the responsibility of the customer to ensure you are following all laws & regulations in your area regarding vent-free fireplaces. For example: California does not allow vent-free appliances, Colorado does not allow vent-free appliances in some areas due to altitudes, and Massachusetts does not allow vent-free appliances in bedrooms or bathrooms.