Empire Breckenridge Firebox

Zero-clearance certification means the firebox is designed to be installed directly against combustible materials like wood framing or drywall. 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 is a firebox shell only. It is designed to be a flexible foundation, so you will need to purchase a compatible vent-free burner and log set separately to complete the installation.

Yes, this unit is compatible with both fuel types. However, your choice of fuel will depend entirely on the specific vent-free burner and log set you select to install inside the firebox.

The Breckenridge is designed to be highly customizable. You can finish the exterior with a variety of decorative doors, frames, and mantels to match your home's aesthetic, whether you prefer a traditional masonry look or a more modern finish.

Yes, it is specifically engineered for indoor use and is UL listed and ANSI certified for safety. Because it is a vent-free system, ensure your installation complies with local building codes regarding room size and ventilation requirements for vent-free appliances.