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Fireplace Insert Panels and Liners

Decorative fireplace insert panels and liners offer a simple and cost-effective way to enhance the appearance of your hearth. Our selection includes accessories compatible with all of the most popular fireplace insert brands, including Vanguard, Empire, and Monessen.
By Linda on November 9, 2012
Can these panels be used to line the inside of a "builder Kit" Marco fireplace for an insert to be placed inside?
on November 9, 2012

Answer:
In order to insulate this unit, prior to installing the insert, I would recommend using the following liner panels: Liner Panel 1 Liner Panel 2 These panels will need to be cut to fit; however, you should be able to use the factory retaining brackets to hold them in place. Generally, it is not necessary to add these panels to the upper sheet metal in your fireplace, as there are metal standoffs on the top of the fireplace that add the additional clearance necessary between the fireplace and the wood framing. Please also verify that your model of Marco fireplace is listed to accept an insert. Only certain models are tested to accept the weight and heat of a fireplace insert. Please let me know if I can assist you further.

By Adelina on November 9, 2012
I live in a townhouse in NJ. There is a hole in the back wall right where the wall meets the floor. I had a chimney sweep look at it and he said the following: 1) This item is now sold as a set of 3 panels + the floor; 2) Item + installation will be $750. Is what I'm being told accurate & can I purchase this item from you and install myself?
on November 9, 2012

Answer:
Typically, liner panels can be purchased individually, unless the fireplace is an older model. Many older units are now only available in a set of three panels from the factory. I will be happy to check into the cost of the panels you need, however I will need to know the manufacturer and model of the fireplace. Please let me know this information just as soon as you can.

By Brad on November 9, 2012
I need the replacement brick liner for a Superior BRF-3875. Do you know which part number I need? I really only need the rear piece. The sides are in good shape. I could even cut a piece to fit if required.
on November 9, 2012

Answer:
Unfortunately, we do not have the manufacturer-specific panel that you are looking for, as we are not a Lennox/Superior dealer. However, we do offer some universal refractory panels that will work for your wood-burning fireplace. Please see the following links: One 24"h x 28"w Panel Two 24" h x 40"w Panels These panels are about 3/4" thick and can be cut down to the size you need with a masonry blade or tile saw.

By Elton from Columbia, SC on January 2, 2013
Where is the best place to look for manufacturer's and model number identification on a prefab fireplace insert?
By Tyler M. - Fireplace Specialist on January 2, 2013

Answer:
Depending on your unit, there are a few places the manufacturer information may be located. The first location would be a metal plate that is on the left or right side of the smoke shelf bracket, right at the top of the fireplace front opening.

The next place would be just on the inside of the opening, behind the fireplace screens on the left or right side.

The last location would be in the void space underneath the fireplace floor. This can be accessed either through the front of the unit's louvers or through a removable floor panel underneath the bottom refractory. If you have a gas fireplace, you may find this information near the valve/pilot assembly.

By Buddy from Coram, NY on December 22, 2012
I have a Heatilator 180 wood-burning fireplace, but the hearth is cracked. Would the Breckenridge 42" work?
By Collin C. - NFI Master Hearth Professional on December 23, 2012

Answer:
While I am not familiar with your model of fireplace, it may indeed be possible to replace it with a Breckenridge 42 inch fireplace. The existing chimney would need to be partially capped at its termination and the framing would need to be redone. Also, this is a vent-free gas firebox, so a gas line and proper gas logs would need to be selected to complete it.

By Neil from South Lyon, MI on November 5, 2012
I have a fireplace insert that has white stone liner panels that have cracked. I do not know the manufacturer or size of the insert. I do know the dimensions of the panels: angles sides are 15.5" wide, height is 17.5", back panel is 19" wide.

From appearance, they look like the Vantage Hearth Logmate, but I think it is smaller? The dimension across the front of fire box, between angled panels (inside dimension), is 30".

Can I replace these, and what is recommended?
By Kevin E. - Fireplace Specialist on November 6, 2012

Answer:
These panels can indeed be replaced. In order to make a recommendation, you will need to know the manufacturer name and model number of your fireplace. This information can be found on a data plate located along the front opening of the fireplace. Often, this plate is riveted to the box in the front, right corner. You may have to slide the screen curtain over to locate it.

By Dana Kampschror from Falls Church, VA on February 18, 2013
I have an outdoor prefabricated ventless gas fireplace with stone veneer. The opening is 40" wide x 28" high and 20" deep. I have not been able to find an insert for the fireplace and was wondering if it is possible to brick it using firebricks and install ventless logs. Are there other options?
By Tyler M. - Fireplace Specialist on February 19, 2013

Answer:
You can certainly add firebrick and use an outdoor (stainless steel burner) ventless gas log set, or even install a full-bodied insert such as this Monessen DIS33 Vent Free Fireplace Insert with Blower - Natural Gas.

Please note that unit is only for use with natural gas, but there is also a propane model available.

By Jim from Idyllwild, CA on March 18, 2013
The back liner in my fireplace has a hole in it where the logs I've thrown in have punctured it and it needs to be replaced. Which liner would be best and can I attach the new liner over the old?
By Tyler M. - NFI Certified Specialist on March 18, 2013

Answer:
Without the model number of your fireplace, we cannot check for the factory replacements, which may still be available. However, we do offer some universal refractory panels that will work for your woodburning fireplace. Please see the following links:

One 24"h x 28"w Panel

Two 24" h x 40"w Panels

These panels are about 3/4" thick and can be cut down to the size you need with a masonry blade or tile saw. They are suitable for use as side, rear and floor panels inside any manufactured woodburning fireplace.

Your old panels would need to be removed.

By Marybeth from Bridgewater, NJ on April 23, 2013
I need to replace a cracked rear refractory panel for my Superior Woodburning Fireplace, Model #HC 3320. Can I buy just the rear panel?
By Tyler M. - NFI Certified Specialist on April 23, 2013

Answer:
Unfortunately, we do not have the manufacturer-specific panel that you are looking for, but we do offer some universal refractory panels that will work for your woodburning fireplace. Please see the following links:

One 24"h x 28"w Panel

Two 24" h x 40"w Panels

These panels are about 3/4" thick and can be cut down to the size you need with a masonry blade or tile saw. They are suitable for use as side, rear and floor panels inside any manufactured woodburning fireplace.

By Bill from Glassboro, NJ on March 4, 2013
Do you carry refractory panels for a Superior FC- 3880 fire place insert?
By Magan B. on March 4, 2013

Answer:
We do not carry refractory panels specifically made for your model. We do offer universal Hargrove Replacement Fireplace Refractory Panels, though they would likely need to be cut to fit your application.

By Mike from NJ on April 27, 2013
I have a True Heat model # HS36 and the brick inserts are falling apart. Do you have something that I can use to replace the inserts or do I need to get a whole new firebox?
By Collin C. - NFI Master Hearth Professional on April 29, 2013

Answer:
True Heat is indeed out of business and parts are no longer available for their products. However, we do offer universal refractory liners that can be cut to fit and installed into fireplaces that are still in good shape otherwise. For your application, you will likely need the 2 panel kit, which is the Hargrove Replacement Fireplace Refractory Panels - 24 inch X 40 inch - Set of 2. Depending on the sizing of your floor panel, a third panel may need to be added as well. While the cost of the panels may come close to a complete fireplace replacement, it will save you the hassle of removing the old box and switching out the chimney to a different brand.

By Debbie from Colorado Springs, CO on March 23, 2013
I have a model BM36HCD fireplace and need to replace the rear refractory. The part number I have is 88L55. Do you have anything that will work?
By Collin C. - NFI Master Hearth Professional on March 25, 2013

Answer:
Per your model number, the fireplace was manufactured by Marco, which is a brand that has since been absorbed by Lennox Hearth Products. We are unable to procure the original liner panel, however we do offer the Hargrove Replacement Fireplace Refractory Panel - 24 inch X 28 inch, which can be cut to fit and used in most fireplaces.

By Cheryl from South Carolina on December 17, 2012
Do I need to know the manufacturer of my fireplace in order to know if your panels will work for me?
By Magan B. on December 17, 2012

Answer:
Yes. If you will advise not only the manufacturer, but also the model, we will be happy to look into the appropriate replacement panels for you.

By William from Phoenix on February 26, 2013
There is a removable metal plate at the bottom of my brick fireplace, located directly under the grate which holds the wood. What is its purpose?
By Tyler M. - Fireplace Specialist on February 26, 2013

Answer:
This is likely an ash dump drawer into which you can sweep ashes from the fireplace. The ashes should then be cleaned from the outside of the home through an access door (usually located on the exterior of the masonry chimney.)

By Darin Schmelzer from Muscatine, Iowa on December 19, 2012
I have a pretty large open-faced wood-burning fireplace. I was told the liner in my firebox needed replacing and that it would cost over $3000. It's metal, not brick. Does this price sound right?
By Tyler M. - Fireplace Specialist on December 19, 2012

Answer:
If the technician quoted you this amount just for replacement refractory panels for the interior of your metal fireplace, that price seems excessive. We offer some universal refractory panels that will work for your wood-burning fireplace, the costs for each are considerably lower. Please see the following links:

One 24"h x 28"w Panel

Two 24" h x 40"w Panels

These panels are about 3/4" thick and can be cut down to the size you need with a masonry blade or tile saw. They are suitable for use as side, rear and floor panels inside any manufactured wood-burning fireplace.

Installation costs will vary, but the total of these parts and installation should still be significantly less than what you were quoted, if indeed the panels are the only part of the fireplace that needs to be replaced or repaired.

By Josh from Indianapolis, IN on March 27, 2013
I have a ceramic liner and it has a crack. Can it be repaired with a high temperature sealant?
By Collin C. - NFI Master Hearth Professional on March 27, 2013

Answer:
Unfortunately, we do not have a material that is designed to patch ceramic liner panels. In the event of a ceramic liner cracking, it is best to replace the panel.

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