Hampton Medium Cast Iron Wood Insert

By sealing the opening of your fireplace, this insert eliminates the drafts typically associated with open masonry fireplaces. It creates a closed, controlled combustion environment that keeps warm air inside your home rather than letting it escape up the chimney.

The dual-burn system is designed to re-burn gases and particulates before they exit the chimney. This results in a more complete combustion process, which means you get more heat output from your wood and less creosote buildup.

No, the brick lining serves a functional purpose by retaining and radiating heat back into the firebox. This helps maintain higher temperatures for more efficient burning and protects the cast iron structure from direct flame contact.

Heat regulation is managed via a single, side-mounted draft lever. This lever controls the airflow into the firebox, allowing you to easily adjust the burn rate and intensity of the fire.

Yes, the ceramic glass is specifically designed to be heat-radiating. It allows infrared heat to pass through into your living space, providing immediate warmth while safely containing the fire.

Cast iron is durable but requires occasional care, such as cleaning the glass with a specialized fireplace cleaner and inspecting the door gasket for a tight seal. Because it is a wood-burning unit, you will also need to remove ash from the firebox periodically.