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The height of the fireplace surround determines the fireplace’s overall appearance and proportions. Different surround heights allow it to complement the ceiling height, interior style and your individual preferences.

The configurator shows the surround heights available for each model. The available versions vary by model, so you can choose from solutions suitable for your fireplace.

Important information

For correct and safe operation, heated air must be able to escape continuously from inside the surround. For most versions, we therefore recommend leaving at least 30–40 cm of clear space between the top of the surround and the ceiling, allowing warm air to flow out freely. The exact arrangement must always follow the selected fireplace insert’s technical requirements and the surround design.

If you would like a floor-to-ceiling surround, please let us know at the start of the design process. With this arrangement, the open outlet above the surround cannot be used, so convection air must escape through ventilation openings in the front or sides of the fireplace.

A floor-to-ceiling fireplace also requires appropriate fire and heat protection insulation for the ceiling. This must be considered during the design process; these installations therefore always require individual technical design.

Benefits

• The surround’s proportions can be adapted to the room.
• A choice of heights helps the fireplace fit harmoniously into the interior.
• A correctly designed surround supports safe, efficient operation over the long term.

Which should I choose?

• Standard height – A clean, balanced appearance that suits most interiors.
• Taller surround – A more elegant, prominent appearance, particularly in rooms with higher ceilings.

The height of the fireplace surround determines the fireplace’s overall appearance and proportions. Different surround heights allow it to complement the ceiling height, interior style and your individual preferences.

The configurator shows the surround heights available for each model. The available versions vary by model, so you can choose from solutions suitable for your fireplace.

Important information

For correct and safe operation, heated air must be able to escape continuously from inside the surround. For most versions, we therefore recommend leaving at least 30–40 cm of clear space between the top of the surround and the ceiling, allowing warm air to flow out freely. The exact arrangement must always follow the selected fireplace insert’s technical requirements and the surround design.

If you would like a floor-to-ceiling surround, please let us know at the start of the design process. With this arrangement, the open outlet above the surround cannot be used, so convection air must escape through ventilation openings in the front or sides of the fireplace.

A floor-to-ceiling fireplace also requires appropriate fire and heat protection insulation for the ceiling. This must be considered during the design process; these installations therefore always require individual technical design.

Benefits

• The surround’s proportions can be adapted to the room.
• A choice of heights helps the fireplace fit harmoniously into the interior.
• A correctly designed surround supports safe, efficient operation over the long term.

Which should I choose?

• Standard height – A clean, balanced appearance that suits most interiors.
• Taller surround – A more elegant, prominent appearance, particularly in rooms with higher ceilings.

The height of the fireplace surround determines the fireplace’s overall appearance and proportions. Different surround heights allow it to complement the ceiling height, interior style and your individual preferences.

The configurator shows the surround heights available for each model. The available versions vary by model, so you can choose from solutions suitable for your fireplace.

Important information

For correct and safe operation, heated air must be able to escape continuously from inside the surround. For most versions, we therefore recommend leaving at least 30–40 cm of clear space between the top of the surround and the ceiling, allowing warm air to flow out freely. The exact arrangement must always follow the selected fireplace insert’s technical requirements and the surround design.

If you would like a floor-to-ceiling surround, please let us know at the start of the design process. With this arrangement, the open outlet above the surround cannot be used, so convection air must escape through ventilation openings in the front or sides of the fireplace.

A floor-to-ceiling fireplace also requires appropriate fire and heat protection insulation for the ceiling. This must be considered during the design process; these installations therefore always require individual technical design.

Benefits

• The surround’s proportions can be adapted to the room.
• A choice of heights helps the fireplace fit harmoniously into the interior.
• A correctly designed surround supports safe, efficient operation over the long term.

Which should I choose?

• Standard height – A clean, balanced appearance that suits most interiors.
• Taller surround – A more elegant, prominent appearance, particularly in rooms with higher ceilings.

When configuring your fireplace, you can choose the insert’s orientation and the way the door opens. Choosing the right version determines not only its appearance, but also ease of use and how well it suits the room.

Door opening system

Depending on the model, the fireplace insert is available with two types of door opening system.

Traditional side-opening door

The classic arrangement, with a door that opens sideways. A simple, reliable design that is easy to operate and maintain.

Benefits:

• Simple, robust construction.
• A more affordable price.
• Easy cleaning and maintenance.

Lift-up door

Premium systems have a door that slides vertically upwards, giving an elegant appearance and convenient access to the firebox.

Benefits:

• A modern, exclusive appearance.
• Convenient access to the firebox.
• A larger glazed area and a less interrupted view of the fire.
• Ideal for large fireplaces.

Which should I choose?

A traditional side-opening door is recommended for classic homes and as a cost-effective option. For modern interiors or large fireplaces, a lift-up door is a more elegant and convenient choice.

Choose the insert’s orientation to suit the room layout and the directions from which you would like to enjoy the fire.

Fireplace insert height

For certain models, you can also choose the insert’s installation height. This allows the firebox to suit the room’s proportions, furnishings and your preferences.

The configurator always shows the installation options available for the particular model. Available heights vary according to the planned surround and selected fireplace system, allowing the design to fit the interior even better.

Benefits:

• The view of the fire can be adapted to a seated or standing position.
• A more harmonious appearance that suits the room.
• Greater freedom to create an individual fireplace design.

The height of the fireplace surround determines the fireplace’s overall appearance and proportions. Different surround heights allow it to complement the ceiling height, interior style and your individual preferences.

The configurator shows the surround heights available for each model. The available versions vary by model, so you can choose from solutions suitable for your fireplace.

Important information

For correct and safe operation, heated air must be able to escape continuously from inside the surround. For most versions, we therefore recommend leaving at least 30–40 cm of clear space between the top of the surround and the ceiling, allowing warm air to flow out freely. The exact arrangement must always follow the selected fireplace insert’s technical requirements and the surround design.

If you would like a floor-to-ceiling surround, please let us know at the start of the design process. With this arrangement, the open outlet above the surround cannot be used, so convection air must escape through ventilation openings in the front or sides of the fireplace.

A floor-to-ceiling fireplace also requires appropriate fire and heat protection insulation for the ceiling. This must be considered during the design process; these installations therefore always require individual technical design.

Benefits

• The surround’s proportions can be adapted to the room.
• A choice of heights helps the fireplace fit harmoniously into the interior.
• A correctly designed surround supports safe, efficient operation over the long term.

Which should I choose?

• Standard height – A clean, balanced appearance that suits most interiors.
• Taller surround – A more elegant, prominent appearance, particularly in rooms with higher ceilings.

When configuring your fireplace, you can choose the insert’s orientation and the way the door opens. Choosing the right version determines not only its appearance, but also ease of use and how well it suits the room.

Door opening system

Depending on the model, the fireplace insert is available with two types of door opening system.

Traditional side-opening door

The classic arrangement, with a door that opens sideways. A simple, reliable design that is easy to operate and maintain.

Benefits:

• Simple, robust construction.
• A more affordable price.
• Easy cleaning and maintenance.

Lift-up door

Premium systems have a door that slides vertically upwards, giving an elegant appearance and convenient access to the firebox.

Benefits:

• A modern, exclusive appearance.
• Convenient access to the firebox.
• A larger glazed area and a less interrupted view of the fire.
• Ideal for large fireplaces.

Which should I choose?

A traditional side-opening door is recommended for classic homes and as a cost-effective option. For modern interiors or large fireplaces, a lift-up door is a more elegant and convenient choice.

Choose the insert’s orientation to suit the room layout and the directions from which you would like to enjoy the fire.

Fireplace insert height

For certain models, you can also choose the insert’s installation height. This allows the firebox to suit the room’s proportions, furnishings and your preferences.

The configurator always shows the installation options available for the particular model. Available heights vary according to the planned surround and selected fireplace system, allowing the design to fit the interior even better.

Benefits:

• The view of the fire can be adapted to a seated or standing position.
• A more harmonious appearance that suits the room.
• Greater freedom to create an individual fireplace design.

The height of the fireplace surround determines the fireplace’s overall appearance and proportions. Different surround heights allow it to complement the ceiling height, interior style and your individual preferences.

The configurator shows the surround heights available for each model. The available versions vary by model, so you can choose from solutions suitable for your fireplace.

Important information

For correct and safe operation, heated air must be able to escape continuously from inside the surround. For most versions, we therefore recommend leaving at least 30–40 cm of clear space between the top of the surround and the ceiling, allowing warm air to flow out freely. The exact arrangement must always follow the selected fireplace insert’s technical requirements and the surround design.

If you would like a floor-to-ceiling surround, please let us know at the start of the design process. With this arrangement, the open outlet above the surround cannot be used, so convection air must escape through ventilation openings in the front or sides of the fireplace.

A floor-to-ceiling fireplace also requires appropriate fire and heat protection insulation for the ceiling. This must be considered during the design process; these installations therefore always require individual technical design.

Benefits

• The surround’s proportions can be adapted to the room.
• A choice of heights helps the fireplace fit harmoniously into the interior.
• A correctly designed surround supports safe, efficient operation over the long term.

Which should I choose?

• Standard height – A clean, balanced appearance that suits most interiors.
• Taller surround – A more elegant, prominent appearance, particularly in rooms with higher ceilings.

The height of the fireplace surround determines the fireplace’s overall appearance and proportions. Different surround heights allow it to complement the ceiling height, interior style and your individual preferences.

The configurator shows the surround heights available for each model. The available versions vary by model, so you can choose from solutions suitable for your fireplace.

Important information

For correct and safe operation, heated air must be able to escape continuously from inside the surround. For most versions, we therefore recommend leaving at least 30–40 cm of clear space between the top of the surround and the ceiling, allowing warm air to flow out freely. The exact arrangement must always follow the selected fireplace insert’s technical requirements and the surround design.

If you would like a floor-to-ceiling surround, please let us know at the start of the design process. With this arrangement, the open outlet above the surround cannot be used, so convection air must escape through ventilation openings in the front or sides of the fireplace.

A floor-to-ceiling fireplace also requires appropriate fire and heat protection insulation for the ceiling. This must be considered during the design process; these installations therefore always require individual technical design.

Benefits

• The surround’s proportions can be adapted to the room.
• A choice of heights helps the fireplace fit harmoniously into the interior.
• A correctly designed surround supports safe, efficient operation over the long term.

Which should I choose?

• Standard height – A clean, balanced appearance that suits most interiors.
• Taller surround – A more elegant, prominent appearance, particularly in rooms with higher ceilings.

The height of the fireplace surround determines the fireplace’s overall appearance and proportions. Different surround heights allow it to complement the ceiling height, interior style and your individual preferences.

The configurator shows the surround heights available for each model. The available versions vary by model, so you can choose from solutions suitable for your fireplace.

Important information

For correct and safe operation, heated air must be able to escape continuously from inside the surround. For most versions, we therefore recommend leaving at least 30–40 cm of clear space between the top of the surround and the ceiling, allowing warm air to flow out freely. The exact arrangement must always follow the selected fireplace insert’s technical requirements and the surround design.

If you would like a floor-to-ceiling surround, please let us know at the start of the design process. With this arrangement, the open outlet above the surround cannot be used, so convection air must escape through ventilation openings in the front or sides of the fireplace.

A floor-to-ceiling fireplace also requires appropriate fire and heat protection insulation for the ceiling. This must be considered during the design process; these installations therefore always require individual technical design.

Benefits

• The surround’s proportions can be adapted to the room.
• A choice of heights helps the fireplace fit harmoniously into the interior.
• A correctly designed surround supports safe, efficient operation over the long term.

Which should I choose?

• Standard height – A clean, balanced appearance that suits most interiors.
• Taller surround – A more elegant, prominent appearance, particularly in rooms with higher ceilings.

The height of the fireplace surround determines the fireplace’s overall appearance and proportions. Different surround heights allow it to complement the ceiling height, interior style and your individual preferences.

The configurator shows the surround heights available for each model. The available versions vary by model, so you can choose from solutions suitable for your fireplace.

Important information

For correct and safe operation, heated air must be able to escape continuously from inside the surround. For most versions, we therefore recommend leaving at least 30–40 cm of clear space between the top of the surround and the ceiling, allowing warm air to flow out freely. The exact arrangement must always follow the selected fireplace insert’s technical requirements and the surround design.

If you would like a floor-to-ceiling surround, please let us know at the start of the design process. With this arrangement, the open outlet above the surround cannot be used, so convection air must escape through ventilation openings in the front or sides of the fireplace.

A floor-to-ceiling fireplace also requires appropriate fire and heat protection insulation for the ceiling. This must be considered during the design process; these installations therefore always require individual technical design.

Benefits

• The surround’s proportions can be adapted to the room.
• A choice of heights helps the fireplace fit harmoniously into the interior.
• A correctly designed surround supports safe, efficient operation over the long term.

Which should I choose?

• Standard height – A clean, balanced appearance that suits most interiors.
• Taller surround – A more elegant, prominent appearance, particularly in rooms with higher ceilings.

The height of the fireplace surround determines the fireplace’s overall appearance and proportions. Different surround heights allow it to complement the ceiling height, interior style and your individual preferences.

The configurator shows the surround heights available for each model. The available versions vary by model, so you can choose from solutions suitable for your fireplace.

Important information

For correct and safe operation, heated air must be able to escape continuously from inside the surround. For most versions, we therefore recommend leaving at least 30–40 cm of clear space between the top of the surround and the ceiling, allowing warm air to flow out freely. The exact arrangement must always follow the selected fireplace insert’s technical requirements and the surround design.

If you would like a floor-to-ceiling surround, please let us know at the start of the design process. With this arrangement, the open outlet above the surround cannot be used, so convection air must escape through ventilation openings in the front or sides of the fireplace.

A floor-to-ceiling fireplace also requires appropriate fire and heat protection insulation for the ceiling. This must be considered during the design process; these installations therefore always require individual technical design.

Benefits

• The surround’s proportions can be adapted to the room.
• A choice of heights helps the fireplace fit harmoniously into the interior.
• A correctly designed surround supports safe, efficient operation over the long term.

Which should I choose?

• Standard height – A clean, balanced appearance that suits most interiors.
• Taller surround – A more elegant, prominent appearance, particularly in rooms with higher ceilings.

When configuring your fireplace, you can choose the insert’s orientation and the way the door opens. Choosing the right version determines not only its appearance, but also ease of use and how well it suits the room.

Door opening system

Depending on the model, the fireplace insert is available with two types of door opening system.

Traditional side-opening door

The classic arrangement, with a door that opens sideways. A simple, reliable design that is easy to operate and maintain.

Benefits:

• Simple, robust construction.
• A more affordable price.
• Easy cleaning and maintenance.

Lift-up door

Premium systems have a door that slides vertically upwards, giving an elegant appearance and convenient access to the firebox.

Benefits:

• A modern, exclusive appearance.
• Convenient access to the firebox.
• A larger glazed area and a less interrupted view of the fire.
• Ideal for large fireplaces.

Which should I choose?

A traditional side-opening door is recommended for classic homes and as a cost-effective option. For modern interiors or large fireplaces, a lift-up door is a more elegant and convenient choice.

Choose the insert’s orientation to suit the room layout and the directions from which you would like to enjoy the fire.

Fireplace insert height

For certain models, you can also choose the insert’s installation height. This allows the firebox to suit the room’s proportions, furnishings and your preferences.

The configurator always shows the installation options available for the particular model. Available heights vary according to the planned surround and selected fireplace system, allowing the design to fit the interior even better.

Benefits:

• The view of the fire can be adapted to a seated or standing position.
• A more harmonious appearance that suits the room.
• Greater freedom to create an individual fireplace design.

When configuring your fireplace, you can choose the insert’s orientation and the way the door opens. Choosing the right version determines not only its appearance, but also ease of use and how well it suits the room.

Door opening system

Depending on the model, the fireplace insert is available with two types of door opening system.

Traditional side-opening door

The classic arrangement, with a door that opens sideways. A simple, reliable design that is easy to operate and maintain.

Benefits:

• Simple, robust construction.
• A more affordable price.
• Easy cleaning and maintenance.

Lift-up door

Premium systems have a door that slides vertically upwards, giving an elegant appearance and convenient access to the firebox.

Benefits:

• A modern, exclusive appearance.
• Convenient access to the firebox.
• A larger glazed area and a less interrupted view of the fire.
• Ideal for large fireplaces.

Which should I choose?

A traditional side-opening door is recommended for classic homes and as a cost-effective option. For modern interiors or large fireplaces, a lift-up door is a more elegant and convenient choice.

Choose the insert’s orientation to suit the room layout and the directions from which you would like to enjoy the fire.

Fireplace insert height

For certain models, you can also choose the insert’s installation height. This allows the firebox to suit the room’s proportions, furnishings and your preferences.

The configurator always shows the installation options available for the particular model. Available heights vary according to the planned surround and selected fireplace system, allowing the design to fit the interior even better.

Benefits:

• The view of the fire can be adapted to a seated or standing position.
• A more harmonious appearance that suits the room.
• Greater freedom to create an individual fireplace design.

When configuring your fireplace, you can choose the insert’s orientation and the way the door opens. Choosing the right version determines not only its appearance, but also ease of use and how well it suits the room.

Door opening system

Depending on the model, the fireplace insert is available with two types of door opening system.

Traditional side-opening door

The classic arrangement, with a door that opens sideways. A simple, reliable design that is easy to operate and maintain.

Benefits:

• Simple, robust construction.
• A more affordable price.
• Easy cleaning and maintenance.

Lift-up door

Premium systems have a door that slides vertically upwards, giving an elegant appearance and convenient access to the firebox.

Benefits:

• A modern, exclusive appearance.
• Convenient access to the firebox.
• A larger glazed area and a less interrupted view of the fire.
• Ideal for large fireplaces.

Which should I choose?

A traditional side-opening door is recommended for classic homes and as a cost-effective option. For modern interiors or large fireplaces, a lift-up door is a more elegant and convenient choice.

Choose the insert’s orientation to suit the room layout and the directions from which you would like to enjoy the fire.

Fireplace insert height

For certain models, you can also choose the insert’s installation height. This allows the firebox to suit the room’s proportions, furnishings and your preferences.

The configurator always shows the installation options available for the particular model. Available heights vary according to the planned surround and selected fireplace system, allowing the design to fit the interior even better.

Benefits:

• The view of the fire can be adapted to a seated or standing position.
• A more harmonious appearance that suits the room.
• Greater freedom to create an individual fireplace design.

The height of the fireplace surround determines the fireplace’s overall appearance and proportions. Different surround heights allow it to complement the ceiling height, interior style and your individual preferences.

The configurator shows the surround heights available for each model. The available versions vary by model, so you can choose from solutions suitable for your fireplace.

Important information

For correct and safe operation, heated air must be able to escape continuously from inside the surround. For most versions, we therefore recommend leaving at least 30–40 cm of clear space between the top of the surround and the ceiling, allowing warm air to flow out freely. The exact arrangement must always follow the selected fireplace insert’s technical requirements and the surround design.

If you would like a floor-to-ceiling surround, please let us know at the start of the design process. With this arrangement, the open outlet above the surround cannot be used, so convection air must escape through ventilation openings in the front or sides of the fireplace.

A floor-to-ceiling fireplace also requires appropriate fire and heat protection insulation for the ceiling. This must be considered during the design process; these installations therefore always require individual technical design.

Benefits

• The surround’s proportions can be adapted to the room.
• A choice of heights helps the fireplace fit harmoniously into the interior.
• A correctly designed surround supports safe, efficient operation over the long term.

Which should I choose?

• Standard height – A clean, balanced appearance that suits most interiors.
• Taller surround – A more elegant, prominent appearance, particularly in rooms with higher ceilings.

When configuring your fireplace, you can choose the insert’s orientation and the way the door opens. Choosing the right version determines not only its appearance, but also ease of use and how well it suits the room.

Door opening system

Depending on the model, the fireplace insert is available with two types of door opening system.

Traditional side-opening door

The classic arrangement, with a door that opens sideways. A simple, reliable design that is easy to operate and maintain.

Benefits:

• Simple, robust construction.
• A more affordable price.
• Easy cleaning and maintenance.

Lift-up door

Premium systems have a door that slides vertically upwards, giving an elegant appearance and convenient access to the firebox.

Benefits:

• A modern, exclusive appearance.
• Convenient access to the firebox.
• A larger glazed area and a less interrupted view of the fire.
• Ideal for large fireplaces.

Which should I choose?

A traditional side-opening door is recommended for classic homes and as a cost-effective option. For modern interiors or large fireplaces, a lift-up door is a more elegant and convenient choice.

Choose the insert’s orientation to suit the room layout and the directions from which you would like to enjoy the fire.

Fireplace insert height

For certain models, you can also choose the insert’s installation height. This allows the firebox to suit the room’s proportions, furnishings and your preferences.

The configurator always shows the installation options available for the particular model. Available heights vary according to the planned surround and selected fireplace system, allowing the design to fit the interior even better.

Benefits:

• The view of the fire can be adapted to a seated or standing position.
• A more harmonious appearance that suits the room.
• Greater freedom to create an individual fireplace design.

The height of the fireplace surround determines the fireplace’s overall appearance and proportions. Different surround heights allow it to complement the ceiling height, interior style and your individual preferences.

The configurator shows the surround heights available for each model. The available versions vary by model, so you can choose from solutions suitable for your fireplace.

Important information

For correct and safe operation, heated air must be able to escape continuously from inside the surround. For most versions, we therefore recommend leaving at least 30–40 cm of clear space between the top of the surround and the ceiling, allowing warm air to flow out freely. The exact arrangement must always follow the selected fireplace insert’s technical requirements and the surround design.

If you would like a floor-to-ceiling surround, please let us know at the start of the design process. With this arrangement, the open outlet above the surround cannot be used, so convection air must escape through ventilation openings in the front or sides of the fireplace.

A floor-to-ceiling fireplace also requires appropriate fire and heat protection insulation for the ceiling. This must be considered during the design process; these installations therefore always require individual technical design.

Benefits

• The surround’s proportions can be adapted to the room.
• A choice of heights helps the fireplace fit harmoniously into the interior.
• A correctly designed surround supports safe, efficient operation over the long term.

Which should I choose?

• Standard height – A clean, balanced appearance that suits most interiors.
• Taller surround – A more elegant, prominent appearance, particularly in rooms with higher ceilings.