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Kingsman MCVST42 See-Through Direct Vent Gas Fireplace - 7 Day Millivolt

Kingsman MCVST42 See-Through Direct Vent Gas Fireplace - 7 Day Millivolt

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Product Details

Manufacturer: Kingsman
Kingsman Part Numbers: MCVST42N7
Item Number: KGM-MCVST42N7
The Kingsman MCVST42 See-Through Direct Vent Gas Fireplace - 7 Day Millivolt really brightens up any room with its awesome see-through design. You can enjoy the cozy flames from two different spaces, making it a super cool focal point for your home. It's built with tough tempered glass and even comes with a safety screen barrier to give you peace of mind. Plus, it's designed for easy installation with zero clearance, meaning it can fit nicely into your existing walls without needing extra building work. This fireplace offers a warm glow and convenient heat, with a handy SIT valve that lets you easily adjust the flame from high to low. It's also set up for either natural gas or propane, so you can pick what works best for you. The neat 7-day millivolt system even helps save energy by shutting down the pilot light if it's not in use for a week.

Venting Requirements: This item requires a chimney with 5" inner diameter.

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Vicki F. from Tulsa, Oklahoma asked:
Can you explain how this fireplace is constructed?  It appears there is glass and a screen.  Does the glass move during operation?  If not, why do you need a screen?  And if the glass is stationary, how does the heat move into your room?
Can you explain how this fireplace is constructed? It appears there is glass and a screen. Does the glass move during operation? If not, why do you need a screen? And if the glass is stationary, how does the heat move into your room?
Yes, there would be a barrier screen in front of the glass fronts on both sides.   The glass does not move, but it gets very hot when the unit has been operating for a while, so the screen is needed to prevent direct contact and subsequent possible burning.   The heat on that glass radiates into the room on each side, and the optional blower can help push that heat further out both sides, if desired.  
Answered by: Tyler M. on Nov 07, 2025

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