Modern Suspended Fireplace, 360 Rotating (wood-burning only), Wood or Gas, Floating Ceiling-Mounted Fire Feature

Transform your space with this suspended fireplace featuring a sleek matte black finish and minimalist silhouette. Designed to be a striking focal point, it brings warmth and sophistication to upscale interiors, from wide-window living rooms to cozy lounge corners. ⚠️ Chimney kit included up to 78 in (6.5 ft). Extra length available at $100 per linear foot. ⸻ 2. Contemporary Steel Fireplace with Panoramic View A bold centerpiece made of premium carbon steel with a high-temperature matte black finish. Its tempered glass enclosure delivers a 360° panoramic view of the flames, creating an inviting atmosphere visible from every angle. Perfect for large living rooms, modern cabins, luxury residences, and gathering spaces where design and comfort meet. ⚠️ Chimney kit included up to 78 in (6.5 ft). Extra length available at $100 per linear foot. ⸻ 3. Modern Suspended Fireplace – Sleek Edition With its floating design and elegant proportions, this version is tailored for boutique hospitality projects, modern apartments, and refined residential interiors. Its timeless aesthetic pairs seamlessly with wood flooring, neutral décor, and contemporary furniture. ⚠️ Chimney kit included up to 78 in (6.5 ft). Extra length available at $100 per linear foot. ⸻ Fireplace FAQ – United States Core Types Available • Wood-burning: Traditional firewood, requires flue, powerful heating. • Gas (natural gas or propane): Ventless options, efficient and low-maintenance. • Bioethanol: Clean burning, no ventilation required. • 3D Water Vapor Flame: Visual flame effect, no heat. • Electric (Resin Log): Decorative ember effect, no heat. Average BTU Output • Open wood-burning: 10,000 – 30,000 BTU • Closed wood-burning: 30,000 – 80,000 BTU • Open gas: 10,000 – 30,000 BTU • Closed gas: 16,000 – 40,000 BTU • Bioethanol: 5,000 – 12,000 BTU Installation & Safety • Professional installer required for safety and compliance. • Permits usually required (varies by state/county). • Minimum clearances: • Above combustibles: 36 in • Around combustibles: 20 in • Around non-combustibles: 4 in 📘 Detailed installation and safety guidelines are included with each unit.