Napoleon CLEARion Elite Electric Fireplace
Best dual-sided fireplace for connecting two rooms with modern ambiance.
This is the rare fireplace that bridges two rooms, turning a single installation into a dual-space focal point. You trade the traditional wall-mounted aesthetic for a transparent, architectural statement that brings warmth and depth to both sides of your home simultaneously.
$3089.00
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Who it's for
- Homeowners creating a focal point between two connected living spaces
- Design enthusiasts seeking highly customizable flame and ember aesthetics
- Budget-conscious residents looking to lower central heating utility bills
Who should skip it
- Shoppers prioritizing affordability over specialized dual-sided design features
- DIY beginners lacking experience with complex wall framing and wiring
- Homeowners needing a primary heat source for large open areas
Performance breakdown
Dual-Room Versatility
Industry-first see-through design connects two living spaces with seamless elegance.
Visual Customization
Extensive flame and ember color options allow for complete atmospheric control.
Heating Efficiency
Provides reliable supplemental warmth for areas up to 800 square feet.
Privacy Control
Adjustable privacy glass offers a unique solution for room-to-room seclusion.
Build Quality
Robust metal construction ensures a premium feel and long-term durability.
Installation Complexity
Requires specific wall framing and hardwiring for a professional built-in finish.
Key Specs
Viewing area
55 5/8"W x 14"H
Heat Output BTU
Up to 10,000 BTUs
Watts
Up to 3,000 Watts
Heating Capacity
Up to 800 sq. ft.
Voltage
Hardwire 120V or 240V
Wall Thickness
Simple framing specifications (8" wall thickness)
Optional surrounds available in black and stainless steel
Installation Type
Wall Mounted, Built-in
Fuel Type
Electric
Flame Colors
Traditional Orange, Contemporary Blue, or Combination
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