Can this simply be placed into the exciting (non-functioning) fireplace in our house without us needing to buy a separate surround or stand for it?
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Yes this can be placed in a non functioning fireplace opening. Just make sure that there are at least 3 inches around the sides of the unit to allow for air in-take. We do have surrounds available so that you can cover up any opening space if you required it. Carlos
969396
I believe you can. You will notice it doesn't line up with the frame very well. No hardware is included either.
1648078
It absolutely CANNOT be recess mounted. There has to be open space to allow heat to rise with having a fire hazard. I will tell you that my family LOVES this fireplace and it is very attractive when hung. No hardware visible. You need to be aware that there is a cord to account for but it can easily be disguised however you choose for aesthetic purposes.
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Yes, you can use just the top two tiers, definitely! There is a different set of 'inserts' to use if you're not using the whole stand. Another idea is to use just the bottom square and then put some sort of decorations in the middle. Hope it works for you!
708277
You need to be able to drill 2 holes in whatever surfacing you will be hanging it. I don't know how flush this would be against the fireplace, since the brick is not a completely smooth surface.
1961549
There is not a spot to, but I'm sire you could make a frame to screw into the wall. But no, there is no place to hang it like a picture or mount it.
1408736
No. I I think it is very elegant but not overly modern. We have a traditional family room with a wood burning brick fireplace and I think you and she will like it. The only caveat is that the assembly directions are not great. I chose to ignore step one and still was able to assemble it. I'm not exactly Mr. fix it so...
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You can place it free standing. I did not need to anchor it, it was tight enough to stand on its own. However I must tell you that it warps a bit in a very warm bathroom
715056
it has a bar that gets screw in to the wall.then u hang the fireplace to it.don't for get you need to plug it in to a outlet
657164
No trim frame. This can act as an independent free standing stove as it has adjustable legs. To fit into you fireplace opening be sure the measurements are fitted to the front and back of the fireplace box. My fireplace box tapered to the back and it just fit but was too tall for the fireplace box. The Air outlet is across the top therefore must have vent room into the room. Intake is under the stove so it cannot sit directly on a surface.
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What you see is what you get. You could insert it into an opening on a flat surface and live with it otherwise you would need to dress out the opening front with a door kit or whatever. Since the fireplace does not have real flames, you could even frame it out in cedar, oak, or whatever.
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...with mounting hardware, at your local hardware store. They don't come with anything fixed to the back of them for that, though. I wouldn't with these. You could, though. It's certainly possible. Just nothing built in to do that on these that I have noticed. I put some small rubber bumpers on the corners of the base and have them on my fireplace mantle with a bluetooth Sony stereo, they're terrific. Very solid, nice speakers.
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Without a center brace or seperation, yes. You could install a center piece. I think there is a similar model that bolts into the bottom tho
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No, and even if you could find some creative way to do so I wouldn't. It is sturdy enough to function as displayed but I wouldn't risk it breaking by trying any other way. The wood simply isn't good enough quality.
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If you decorate traditionally, I would say no, but sometimes doing something different adds a uniqueness to a room, that I personally like - but that's a personal preference. Maybe take the dimensions and find something, that is comparable, and see if you like the dimensions. The height will either bother you, or not.
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This is exactly what we did and it works fine. As long as your components fit of course. We have it next to fireplace where tv is mounted. We are happy with it.
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Anything is possible .... but I wouldn't try it myself. It is designed to mount on a wall, which you would have to provide in the opening of your fireplace. There are better options out there, which I have used, that sit inside your opening like gas logs would sit. You just set them in place and plug them in and operate them with a remote. You can even add glass screens in front of them to give a real decorative look.