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Napoleon Full Line Brochure ® PRODUCT FIREPLACE GUIDE napoleonfireplaces.com Table of Contents GAS 6 Fireplaces | stoves | Gas loGs | inserts VENT FREE 20 Fireplaces | stoves | Gas loGs WOOD 23 Fireplaces | stoves & inserts PELLET 29 stove & insert ELECTRIC 30 Fireplaces ACCESSORIES 32 tool sets | Firescreens | loG HolDers OUTDOOR LIVING 37 Fireplaces | PATIOFlaMes & PATIO HEATERS WATERFALLS 40 FREESTANDinG | BUILT-in 2 Why Napoleon®? A Fireplace for Every Room A Napoleon® fireplace adds value to your home while at the same time giving you uncompromising comfort and a reliable heating source. The perfect accent for bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchens, entranceways, offices, bars, lounges, living rooms and waiting rooms. A Napoleon® fireplace adds the most return for your home investment. A fireplace for every room. Outstanding Reliable Warranty Each and every Napoleon® fireplace is designed and manufactured to strict quality testing standards and backed by the President’s Limited Lifetime Warranty, guaranteed to give you the peace of mind you deserve. (Registered under the world recognized ISO 9001-2008) 3 Why Napoleon®? Zone Heating Why is a fireplace more effective than using the furnace alone? Zone Heating means you are heating the room that you use the most with an alternate heat source, like a Napoleon® Fireplace. Zone Heating is the obvious solution for families concerned about rising fuel costs. With Napoleon®, all of our heater rated models are designed to generate the maximum amount of heat available for your fuel dollars. Napoleon® fireplaces not only radiate heat through their glass doors, they simultaneously conduct heat through the firebox (in some models through their heat exchanger). No Power. No Problem! Weather out the storm in the comfort of your own home! Napoleon® gas burning and wood burning fireplaces, stoves and inserts help you during power outages. Napoleon® gas burning products require no electricity to light or operate. With a built-in millivolt system or electronic ignition with battery back-up, you can ensure reliability even when the power is out. Napoleon® wood burning stoves double as a reliable cooking source, transferring heat directly to your pot or frying pan. Rest assured, you can stay safe, warm and cozy while the power is out with a Napoleon® fireplace product! 4 The Green Choice Heating your home with a Napoleon® high efficiency, EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) approved fireplace, stove or insert releases no more carbon dioxide than a dying tree would lying on the forest floor. In fact, when the entire carbon cycle is considered, a Napoleon® EPA approved fireplace heats your home more efficiently and with less impact on the environment than any other heating fuel option. Direct Vent Technology Napoleon’s direct vent fireplaces do not require a chimney and can be vented directly through a wall or roof. The direct vent draws its combustion air from outside while venting to the same outside atmosphere - thereby not consuming warm house air, nor competing with other appliances and furnaces for combustion air. Direct venting also eliminates drafts and heat loss associated with other fireplaces. 5 Gas Fireplaces Napoleon® fireplaces are designed to provide you absolute comfort and control at the touch of your fingertips. When you install a Napoleon® gas fireplace you can rest assured that you will enjoy a lifetime of instant comfort with reliable performance year after year. Choose a fireplace with the knowledge that Napoleon® gas fireplaces achieve some of the highest heater rating efficiencies on the market. Dimensions listed include surround/trim shown. Direct Vent BGD33 • 16,400 BtU’s • Superior burner technology produces the most realistic, beautiful YelloW DancinG FlaMes® • 34 1/4" w x 29 5/8" h Direct Vent GD33 • 22,000 BtU’s • 13" depth is small enough to fit practically anywhere • 34 1/4" w x 29 5/8" h 6 FIREPLACES | STOVES | GAS LOGS | INSERTS GAS Direct Vent BGD34 • 15,000 BtU’s • 100% saFe GUarD™ gas control system quickly and automatically shuts off the gas supply for your peace of mind • 34 1/4" w x 29 5/8" h Direct Vent GD34 • 22,000 BtU’s • 50% flame/heat adjustment for maximum comfort and efficiency • 34 1/4" w x 29 5/8" h Direct Vent BGD36 • 18,000 BtU’s • Multitude of designer choices offering hundreds of different looks to match your décor • 36" w x 32 3/8" h Direct Vent GD36 • 26,000 BtU’s • Alternate river rock media kit easily switches out the existing pHaZer® log set to a more contemporary river rock setting • 37 1/4" w x 33" h 7 FIREPLACES | STOVES | GAS LOGS | INSERTS GAS Direct Vent BGD36CF • 17,000 BtU’s • Optional contemporary surrounds available in concave, Wave and convex styles with your choice of diamond dust pewter or brown finishes • 40" w x 34" h Direct Vent GD19 Vittoria™ • 11,500 BtU’s • Innovative design allows tightest corner installation available • 20 1/2" w x 34 1/8" h Direct Vent GD19 Vittoria™ • 11,500 BtU’s • Modern river rock burner configuration with brushed nickel plated accents • 20 1/2" w x 34 1/8" h Direct Vent GD82T-PA Park Avenue™ • 26,000 BtU’s • Exclusive napoleon® niGHt liGHt™ radiates a warm glow to the room even when the fireplace is off • 28" w x 46" h 8 FIREPLACES | STOVES | GAS LOGS | INSERTS GAS Direct Vent GD70 STARfire™ • 35,000 BtU’s • PHaZeraMic™ infrared burner provides cozy heat with stunning YelloW DancinG FlaMes® • 37 1/4" w x 36" h Direct Vent GD80 Madison™ • 43,000 BtU’s • Napoleon’s exclusive heat catalyzing chamber draws cool room air in, forcing it around the entire hot firebox and back out in the room with a high output heat circulating blower system, standard with every Madison™ • 46 1/4" w x 40 3/4" h Direct Vent BGD90 Dream™ • 50,000 BtU’s • An unbelievable 16 sq. ft. viewing area - one of the largest in the industry • 56 3/4" w x 49 1/2" h Direct Vent BGD42 • 28,500 BtU’s • Multi-level advanced burner technology produces beautiful, realistic YelloW DancinG FlaMes® • 42" w x 35 1/2" h 9 FIREPLACES | STOVES | GAS LOGS | INSERTS GAS Direct Vent BGD42CF • 24,000 BtU’s • Porcelain reflective radiant panels, included with this model, echo flames throughout the firebox, creating four spectacular fires in one • 46" w x 37" h Direct Vent BGD40 Multi-View • 30,000 BtU’s • Clear, unobstructed multi-sided view with our see tHrU / peninsUla / leFt or riGHt corner models • 36" w x 38" h Direct Vent BGD40G Multi-View • 30,000 BtU’s • Exclusive topaz crYSTALINE™ glass ember bed and available as see thru or peninsula models • 36" w x 38" h Direct Vent HD35 • 25,000 BtU’s • Optional river rock media tray with satin chrome decorative fender, easily transforms the HD35 into a more contemporary river rock setting • 35 1/4" w x 41" h 10 FIREPLACES | STOVES | GAS LOGS | INSERTS GAS Direct Vent HD40 • 27,000 BtU’s • Fuel saving electronic ignition with battery back-up and built-in adjustable flame/heat control • 40 1/4" w x 41" h Direct Vent HDX40 • 40,000 BtU’s • Your choice of exquisite, fine detailed pHaZer® logs and charcoal embers or a stunning river rock media tray with satin chrome decorative fender • 40 1/4" w x 41" h Direct Vent HD46 • 30,000 BtU’s • Advanced burner technology with glowing ember bed, produces the most realistic flames in the industry • 46 1/4" w x 41" h Direct Vent GT8 Torch™ • 6,000 BtU’s • Optional dual accent lights, mounted underneath and above the unit add a distinct glow to the surrounding décor • 12" w x 37 3/4" h 11 FIREPLACES | STOVES | GAS LOGS | INSERTS GAS Direct Vent HD81 See Thru • 60,000 BtU’s • Exceptional viewing areas from two rooms and offering choices of river rocks, crYSTALINE™ embers or pHaZer® log set configurations • 39" w x 33 1/2" h Direct Vent BGD36CFG Crystallo™ • 17,000 BtU’s • Exclusive crYSTALITES™ (lights that accent from underneath the ember bed) come standard with the unit • 40" w x 34" h Direct Vent GD36MN Manhattan™ • 17,000 BtU’s • Exclusive topaz crYSTALINE™ ember bed • 42" w x 34" h Direct Vent WHD31 Plazmafire™ • 20,000 BtU’s • Trendy wall hanging fireplace with a clean, contemporary design • 48 3/8" w x 29 1/2" h 12 FIREPLACES | STOVES | GAS LOGS | INSERTS GAS Direct Vent GD82T-T Tureen™ • 26,000 BtU’s • The remarkable towering flame is created by the tureen’s unique heavy gauge Medallion™ burner system • 42 3/4" w x 66" h including surround Direct Vent LHD45 • 24,000 BtU’s • Exclusive topaz crYSTALINE™ ember bed • 46 1/4" w x 17 13/16" h Direct Vent LHD50 • 30,000 BtU’s • Optional media enhancement kits (river rocks, twigs, Geo shapes and coloured glass) can be added to the crYSTALINE™ ember bed • 50 1/4" w x 16 1/4" h Direct Vent LHD50SS • 30,000 BtU’s • Designed by napoleon®, crystals made with sWarovsKi eleMents • 50 1/4" w x 16 1/4" h 13 FIREPLACES | STOVES | GAS LOGS | INSERTS GAS Gas Stoves Napoleon® gas stoves are designed and manufactured to strict quality testing standards for your peace of mind. They are the perfect blend of traditional old world charm and high tech heating performance. With a Napoleon® gas stove, you are guaranteed a lifetime of comfort that is backed with the best warranty program in the industry. Stoves GDS20 • 20,000 BtU’s • Available in painted black and porcelain enamel Majolica brown finishes • 19 1/4" w x 25 3/8" h Stoves GDS25 • 24,500 BtU’s • Exclusive niGHt liGHt™ radiates a warm glow to the room even when the fireplace is off • 23 1/2" w x 25 5/8" h 14 FIREPLACES | STOVES | GAS LOGS | INSERTS GAS Stoves GDS26 Castlemore™ • 25,000 BtU’s • PHaZeraMic™ burner, pHaZer® log set and glowing ember bed create the most realistic flames and log set in the industry • 23 5/8" w x 35 1/2" h Stoves GDS60 • 35,000 BtU’s • Large viewing area with its new updated design • 27" w x 30 1/2" h Stoves GDS28 • 30,000 BtU’s • Built-in blower extracts maximum heat from the extra large heat exchanger • 22 1/2" w x 26 3/4" h Stoves GDS50 • 44,000 BtU’s • Advanced high tech, triple flame burner acts as a “tUrBo Boost” • 28 1/4" w x 30 3/4" h 15 FIREPLACES | STOVES | GAS LOGS | INSERTS GAS Gas Logs Napoleon’s FIBERGLOW™ gas log sets create the ambiance your home deserves with our exclusive PHAZER® log sets and PHAZERAMIC™ burner that are so realistic they look like a natural wood burning fire.
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