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Sierra Flame 36" Bradley Series Direct Vent Natural Gas Fireplace Insert
- Size: 36 Inch
- Color: Black
- Product Dimensions: 36" W x 32 1/2" H x 15" D
- Black glass
- Includes fan kit
- Tempered glass
- Electronic ignition
- Black access panel
- Linear style burner
- 100% safety shut off
- Deluxe remote control
- Safety barrier included
- Flush, clean-face design
- Modulating valve and flame
- Technical Specifications
- Maximum BTU:19,000
- Glass viewing area: 29" W x 16 1/2" H
- Framing dimensions: 36" W x 32 1/2" H x 15" D
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Part Number: BRADLEY-36-NG eFireplaceStore Item Number: SFL-BRADLEY-36-NG UPC: 6.28452E+11 Features
*Venting Requirements: This unit requires venting pipe with an inner diameter of 3 Inches. Please see the Venting Components section on this page for venting pipe that must be used with this unit. Do you live in an apartment building with an old and ugly a B-Vent fireplace? Well Sierra Flame has made a product that's calling your name. It's the Bradley 36 inch natural gas direct vent linear gas fireplace. Sierra Flame specifically designed their Bradley series to replace B-vent fireplaces in apartment buildings. The Sierra Flame Bradley direct vent fireplace features the latest in B-Vent technology, there is no need to replace existing venting or make alterations to the buildings exterior. The Bradley features a heat output of 19,000 BTUs and with it's flush clean face design the Bradley direct vent fireplace is a perfect addition to any space. Fireplace Inserts (Buyers Guide) Gas Fireplace Inserts (Buyers Guide) California Title 24: Complete Guide To Net Zero Energy How to Find the Right Contractor to Install Your Hearth Appliance Fireplace Insert Buying Guide DIY Fireplace Maintenance Guide 5 Common Mistakes Made by Fireplace Contractors How to Choose the Right Venting for your Fireplace How To Find Your Serial Number Information Natural Gas vs. Propane: What Are the Differences? |
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Paul W.
from Hollywood, MD asked:
December 4, 2019
How do I know if I have propane or natural gas? I get confused with the two. Does it matter in the inset I choose?
1 Answer
Natural gas is supplied by the city and the gas line is run into your home from the street. Propane is provided via tank usually installed outside the house, sometimes in the ground. Yes, determining which fuel you are using is very important when purchasing a gas fireplace or stove.
Submitted by:
Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
on December 4, 2019
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