From an elemental standpoint, fire is king. From a design standpoint, the regal ambiance a fireplace brings to a space is undeniable. With today’s hearth innovations and technologies, it’s possible to include a fireplace in virtually any room in your residential or commercial project.

Why a Gas Fireplace?

Gas-fueled fireplaces offer the most versatility of placement, model variety, and technology. Majestic gas-fueled fireplaces will not only add an unforgettable focal point to your home but ambiance and comfort to the spaces you’re creating to deliver an experience of royal proportions. Clean-burning and efficient, building and design professionals typically include at least one gas-fueled fireplace in entry-level new construction homes as well as a second or third fireplace when planning move-up or luxury/custom properties.

Why a Wood Fireplace?

Majestic wood-burning fireplaces are a robust, reliable, and budget-friendly alternative to true masonry fireplaces and are ideal for projects where the hearth is used seasonally or when end-users are seeking the hands-on experience of a wood-fueled appliance. It’s important to understand local codes when specifying wood-burning models, particularly when seeking to comply with EPA requirements and other states, city, or provincial mandates.

Majestic does not recommend installing any electronic device above a fireplace. Heat rising from the unit can damage sensitive electronic components found in televisions, computer screens, speakers, etc. as well as some artwork and home décor. Our products are tested for clearance to combustible finishing materials such as drywall and mantel surfaces, but are not tested specifically for use near other household electronics and decorative items.

Burn-off on stoves, fireplaces and other hearth products is normal. Always review the owner's manual and consult with your dealer for the proper burn-off time and ways to properly ventilate your home during that period. Expect to burn the appliance continuously, and at the highest settings, for a few hours. Smoke and odors should dissipate in short order.

Each of our units has a rating plate attached to it that lists both the model and serial number. The rating plate is located in a unique area depending on your appliance type.

• For gas fireplace systems it is typically attached near the control valve, behind the lower or side control door.
• For gas log-sets, it is attached near the control valve and most installers will slide it underneath the unit to maintain the aesthetic appeal of the set.
• Rating plates for gas stoves are either attached to the rear shroud or can be found near the control valve (see location of gas fireplace systems).
• Wood-burning fireplaces will have them affixed either to the metal floor of the fireplace (underneath the floor brick) or at the top right of the combustion chamber (above the brick located on the right side).
• The rating plate for wood-burning inserts can be found below the firebox, attached to a small cable.
• For wood-burning stoves, it is typically attached to the rear casting of the stove.
• Rating plates for electric fireplaces can be found either inside the control panel or inside the unit, behind the glass