Majestic Biltmore Wood Burning Fireplace - SB60

The Majestic Biltmore is one of the largest wood burning fireplaces in the industry. With larger than life style, classic masonry appeal and a viewing area like no other, the Biltmore will add charm and distinction to your home.

• Included Items: Firebox, Damper, Mesh Curtain Screens, Wood Grate
• Required Venting: Majestic 1100 Series Pipe 11"ID x 13"OD
• Viewing Area: 36"W x 28"H
• Framing Dimensions: 45 1/2" x 59 1/4"H x 28"D **SEE MANUAL
• Warranty: Limited Lifetime Warranty

The Majestic Biltmore is durable and sleek at the same time. The brick design offers a class style, combined with the liner makes it easy to clean as well. If at any time you wish to convert this wood burning fireplace into gas, there are two gas knockouts on either side of the firebox to make a smooth transition. With up to 1,500 sq. in. of viewing area, this view of the flame will be enjoyed from all over the room.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

• Type: Wood Burning Built In Fireplace
• Required Items: Chimney
• Vent Location: Top
• Certification(s): UL

MAJESTIC FIREPLACES

For over 30 years Majestic has been recognized as one of the industry's leading fireplace manufacturers. Offering a full line of built in gas direct vent fireplaces, wood fireplaces, outdoor fireplaces, and more.

PREFABRICATED / ZERO CLEARANCE WOOD FIREPLACES

Prefabricated, Zero Clearance, or "ZC" wood burning fireplaces are factory built steel fireboxes designed and safety tested to be installed into a wood framed cavity. Due to the same functionality and only costing a fraction of the cost to install, they have become the standard type of wood fireplace installed into new construction, renovations, and additions. The inner firebox is lined with a high temperature refractory material to insulate and create a realistic masonry appearance. There is an outer shell around this cavity with an air space in between to lower the temperature of the outer shell. These fireplaces require the contractor to be mindful of clearances around the face of the fireplace as well as on the floor out in front. Most fireplaces will have the option of glass doors and outside air kits to meet code where necessary.