Empire Breckenridge Vent-Free Firebox

Zero-clearance means the firebox is engineered to be installed directly against combustible materials like drywall or wood framing. This gives you much more flexibility in where you place the unit, as you don't need to build a large, non-combustible buffer zone around it.

No, the Breckenridge Premium is a firebox shell only. You will need to purchase a compatible vent-free gas burner and log set separately, which allows you to choose the specific flame pattern and log style that best fits your design preferences.

Yes, this model is designed to accommodate optional blower kits. You can install one at the time of setup or add it later to help circulate the heat generated by the burner more effectively throughout your room.

The louvered style features visible vents at the top and bottom, which are necessary if you plan to use an optional blower kit. The flush front style offers a cleaner, more minimalist look that hides the mechanics, but it is generally not compatible with blower accessories.

This unit has a depth of approximately 20.4 inches. This increased depth is specifically designed to accommodate larger, more realistic log sets, giving the fireplace a more substantial and authentic appearance than shallower fireboxes.

The liners serve both aesthetic and functional roles. While they significantly enhance the look of the firebox by mimicking masonry or brick, they are also made from durable refractory or ceramic fiber materials that help reflect heat back into the room.