American Hearth | Boulevard Black Porcelain Liner 60 in | DVP60LKR

American Hearth Boulevard 60" Black Porcelain Liner

Overview

Enhance your fireplace's aesthetic with the American Hearth Boulevard 60" Black Porcelain Liner. Designed specifically for the Empire White Mountain Hearth Boulevard series, this liner introduces a sleek and modern vibe, turning your fireplace into a captivating centerpiece for any room.

Benefits

• Transform your fireplace into a contemporary showcase for flames
• Create a warm and inviting ambiance for gatherings
• Simplify your fireplace's maintenance while adding stylish flair

Features

• Perfectly sized at 60 inches
• Weighs 35 lbs for a sturdy installation
• Stylish black porcelain finish adds a modern touch
• Designed exclusively for the Empire Boulevard fireplace

Specifications

• Weight: 35 lbs
• Color: Black
• Model: DVP60LKR

Product Manual

N/A

Product Warranty

Includes a 10-year Limited Warranty on the combustion chamber, Limited Lifetime on glass, three-year limited warranty on all other parts, and a one-year limited warranty on all remote controls and lighting systems.

FAQs

• Can I buy a fireplace online and install it myself

  We highly recommend hiring a certified professional for installation. Issues arising from improper installation will void the warranty.

• Does this product work during a power outage

  Yes, many of our appliances can function during power outages; please consult with a local dealer for specifics.

• What is the difference between millivolt and electronic ignition fireplaces

  Millivolt fireplaces use electricity generated by a standing pilot, while electronic ignition fireplaces require a power source for operation.

• Can I use a Wi-Fi thermostat with my unit

  Our appliances utilize millivolts or low voltage, making them incompatible with most Wi-Fi thermostats that use 24 volts.

• Where can I find my model and serial number

  The rating plate attached to the valve of your appliance will provide model and serial number details.

• What is the difference between a fireplace, a firebox, and an insert

  Fireplaces are designed for framed openings with specific clearances. Fireboxes require a burner and logs for installation. Inserts fit into existing wood-burning fireplaces.

• Can you tell me how old my unit is

  The serial number on the rating plate indicates the unit's age; the first two digits represent the year of manufacture, while the next two digits denote the week of that year.