Fireplace Facing and Surround

Our surrounds are model specific and we will not have anything that precise. We would recommend you have something locally fabricated for the best fit.

Perhaps you would consider decorative firebox panels inside the fireplace. Please see the following links: One 24"h x 28"w Panel Two 24" h x 40"w Panels These panels are about 1" 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.

Generally speaking, a fireplace front will cover some of the firebox facing while a fireplace frame or surround will cover any gaps left during the finishing phase of installation. Please note that all of the frames and surrounds offered on our site will be manufacturer and model-specific to the fireplaces we also advertise on our site and would only work if you currently own one of these models.

You might want to use a RTV silicone, in case you ever decide to use the fireplace again.

Unfortunately, the facings and surrounds advertised on our website are specific to certain fireplaces we also offer and will not be universal. I recommend having something fabricated locally.

We only offer decorative trim and optional surrounds for the manufactured fireplaces that we also offer.

You would have to contact Travis industries or one of their dealers as we do not sell parts for Travis Fireplaces.

The other option would be to use a metal surround.

Sorry, there is nothing that small.

Unfortunately, any available fronts or optional accessories for this model have been discontinued for quite some time.

Unfortunately, I was unable to locate information on your unit based on the model number provided. If you could, please provide a picture of your fireplace's data plate.

To replace the surround and doors, we would need to know the opening height and width of the fireplace without the doors and surround. However, please note that any replacement enclosure we would offer would also include doors, which should always be left in the fully open position when gas logs are in operation. We would not offer any optional surround without the doors, but could offer an optional enclosure hood to fit over the door assembly, much like what is already in place. The only other alternative would be to simply sand, clean and paint the existing enclosure and hood with any of the High Temperature Stove Paint & Fireplace Paint we offer.

Unfortunately, trim kits for your unit are no longer available.

There likely isn't a front that would be able to replace your current one. You will likely want to paint it with high heat stove paint.

The surrounds we carry do not have opening sizes listed, as they are meant for specific models of inserts.

Unfortunately, we do not offer custom surrounds. This is something you will likely need to have fabricated locally.

The Empire Small Innsbrook Vent-Free Gas Fireplace Insert with Built- In Thermostat or Empire Small Innsbrook Vent-Free Gas Fireplace Insert with Millivolt Controls would appear to work with these hearth dimensions.

Many of our glass door assemblies are installed in this very way. One of the most popular options is the Textured Black Princeton Glass Enclosure. There is also the option to have what is known as an "inside fit" door enclosure made. The system is designed to mount flush with the fireplace opening. An exact upper and lower width, as well as a left and right height measurement must be taken, as most fireplace openings are slightly imperfect.

While the surrounds that you see are for specific fireplaces and inserts and cannot be modified, there would be no reason why non-combustible material couldn't be used to finish out or tile over a surround. You would need to use refractory mortar to bond the tile to the facing or surround.

All of our surrounds and trim kits are model-specific. We are not a Woodside dealer, so unfortunately we do not have any surrounds for your model. We apologize for this inconvenience.

From your attached photo, it appears the brass/gold surround is actually a shroud for the insert. This component is usually provided to conceal any extra space that you may have between the insert and the edges of the fireplace opening. As such, you will likely have a gap behind the shroud. These shrouds are usually snapped into position and can be removed by pulling up and away from the insert. It is possible to paint the shroud by roughing up the surface and adding a coat of primer before painting. Depending on the age, brand, and model of the insert, other shrouds may still be available to work for your needs.

While it depends on the manufacturer, almost every surround I have worked with is assembled into one piece and sits in position on shoulder screws which are welded or threaded to brackets on the unit. The surround will usually come off if you lift upwards and tilt it forward from the unit. Some surrounds are tighter to the facing than others.

The fireplace facings and surrounds that we carry are all intended to be used with specific models of fireplaces and inserts. You will definitely need to know that manufacturer name and model number of the fireplace to determine what parts will work with the unit. There should be a build tag or sticker with the unit, either just inside the opening at the left or right side, or in the void space beneath the firebox floor.