This beautifully crafted insert is perfect for small stone fireplaces. It offers the choice of either black or brushed nickel cast iron overlay to provide you with the style you desire. This insert is capable of heating up to 1400 sq. ft. with a firebox volume of 1.5 cubic ft. and a burn time of up to 6 hrs producing a maximum heat output of 50,000 BTU/hr. With a blower included and an air wash system, this stove is provided with extra efficiency and ensures the glass remains clear and elegant.

Osburn 1100 Wood Insert Features:

• 45,000 BTU/hr.
• Heating capacity: 250 to 1,400 sq.ft.
• 1.5 cubic foot firebox
• Log length up to 16"
• Adjustable handle
• Self-cleaning glass system
• 130 CFM blower included
• Rear exhaust with 45° angle
• Can be installed in approved UL Listed Zero Clearance Fireplaces (see owner's manual for details)
• Tested by OMNI as per applicable standards (CSA/UL/ULC and/or others)

Options:

• Regular faceplate - 29" x 44"
• Black or nickel faceplate trims

• 1100 Osburn Wood Insert - Discontinued Owner's Manual

• 1100 Osburn Wood Insert - Discontinued Diagram

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