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Michael H. from virginia asked:
What is the difference between the WCT2036 and the WCT3036?
What is the difference between the WCT2036 and the WCT3036?
The difference is the WCT2036 has a slightly larger viewing area.
Answered by: Aaron D.

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David B. from Palm Bay Fl. 32909 asked:
I'm planning on building a free-standing wood fireplace on an existing 4" concrete slab. Does there need to be a certain height clearance for the chimney?
I'm planning on building a free-standing wood fireplace on an existing 4" concrete slab. Does there need to be a certain height clearance for the chimney?
Yes, the chimney will need to be at least two feet higher than anything within ten feet of it.
Answered by: Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional

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Gustavo Z. from CA asked:
What's the difference between the Superior 50 WRT 4500 series and the Superior 50 ERT 6050 series?
What's the difference between the Superior 50 WRT 4500 series and the Superior 50 ERT 6050 series?
Hello,

It seems there might be a slight typo in your question, as the "Superior 50 ERT 6050 series" is not a recognized model. Based on our product knowledge, it is highly likely you are referring to the **Superior 50 WRT 6050 series**.

The primary difference between the Superior 50 WRT 4500 series and the Superior 50 WRT 6050 series (part of the WRT6000 series) lies in their firebox interior liners.

* The **Superior 50 WRT 4500 series** features standard poured/cast interior liners or refractory panels, typically in stacked or herringbone patterns.
* The **Superior 50 WRT 6050 series** (from the WRT6000 series) is distinguished by its 'Mosaic Masonry kiln-fired firebrick liners'. These are constructed with true kiln-fired firebricks that are meticulously hand-grouted at the factory to provide a highly authentic masonry fireplace appearance.

Both series are 50-inch wood-burning fireplaces designed for large applications, featuring a 30-inch tall opening. They both require 12-inch venting and come with a 20-year limited warranty.

The WRT4500 is a traditional factory-built wood fireplace with a standard refractory interior, while the WRT6050 is a higher-end model that uses real masonry-style brick for a more authentic look and heavier construction. They are different platforms, so parts and accessories are not interchangeable.

If you'd like a quote for either of these models or have further questions, please provide your shipping zip code.
Answered by: Candis H. on Mar 23, 2026

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William C. from Austin TX asked:
I currently have a gas prefab that is original to the house. It has a metal chimney pipe vertically that exits the house through a stucco chimney. Is there a closed wood-burning insert available to replace it with? What would be my wood-burning options?
I currently have a gas prefab that is original to the house. It has a metal chimney pipe vertically that exits the house through a stucco chimney. Is there a closed wood-burning insert available to replace it with? What would be my wood-burning options?
The entire fireplace and existing chimney would need to be changed out for this type of replacement.
Answered by: Aaron D.

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About Wood Burning Fireplaces

A wood burning fireplace is an iconic image of Americana for many. But how do you know where to start looking for a wood fireplace? Wood burning fireplaces have undergone many changes over the years, and it might be hard to decipher everything you need or want from one. If you need help, read our Wood Burning Fireplaces Buyer's Guide, written by an NFI-certified technician. It will cover everything you need to know about a wood burning fireplace!

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