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Arturo Burnt Oak Gel Fireplace - Holly and Martin
Item Code: HOLLY-37-180-031-6-25
Regular:$1,029.00Sale:$649.99 (You Save 37%)
Usually ships in 2-3 business days, furniture delivery can typically be expected in 5-7 Days from order date. Ships from Dallas, TX.
Product Description
Sophisticated and rustic, this handsome burnt oak fireplace conveys charm and style. The flaws, cracks and distressing in the finish are natural and add character to the design. Detailed carving and scrolled columns frame the antiqued mirror that surrounds the firebox. Portability and ease of assembly are just two of the reasons why our fireplace mantels are perfect for your home. Requiring no electrician or contractor for installation allows instant remodeling without the usual mess or expense. In addition to your living room or bedroom, try moving this fireplace to your dining room for a romantic dinner or complement your media room with a fireplace below your flat screen television. Use this great functional fireplace to make your home a more welcoming environment.EF2349 Features:
- Burnt oak finish
- Aged and antiqued mirror frames the firebox
- Stunning living room or bedroom focal piece
- Mantel supports up to 85 lbs
- Accommodates up to a 42" flat screen TV
- Constructed of China oak, MDF and PB with ash veneer and antique mirrored glass
- Assembly required
- None of the mess of a wood burning fireplace
- FireGlo Gel Fuel Snaps and Crackles like real wood (fuel not included)
- Emits no smoke, odor, or ash
- Holds up to 3 cans of gel fuel simultaneously for a full bodied 6-8" flame
- Each can of FireGlo produces up to 3000 BTU
- Supplements heat to save on energy consumption
- Includes Firebox, cement log, faux coal cinder, and screen kit
Burnt oak
Dimensions:
45"(W) x 15.5"(D) x 40.5"(H)
Warranty Information
This product is covered under a 1-year parts only manufacturer's warranty. Additional warranty information included in packaging. Please call us if you have any questions or concerns regarding this product's warranty.
