American Hearth | Carol Rose Outdoor Fireplace Glass Accessory 60 in | WG60LT1

American Hearth Carol Rose 60" Outdoor Fireplace Wind Guard

Overview

The American Hearth Carol Rose 60" Wind Guard is designed to protect your outdoor fireplace flames from the wind, allowing you to enjoy warmth and ambiance even on breezy days. Its straightforward installation means you'll be ready to use your fireplace in no time.

Benefits

• Enjoy uninterrupted warmth and ambiance even when the wind picks up.
• Quick installation saves you time and effort.
• Enhances outdoor comfort by providing a shield against gusts.

Features

• Specifically designed for the Empire Carol Rose Outdoor Linear Fireplace.
• Easily installed for immediate use.

Specifications

• Weight: 37 lbs
• Type: Deflector Glass, 60-inch Linear

Product Warranty

Enjoy peace of mind with a 10-year Limited Warranty on the Combustion Chamber, a Limited Lifetime Warranty on Glass, and a three-year limited warranty on all other parts. Remote controls and lighting systems come with a one-year limited warranty.

Product FAQs

Can I buy a fireplace online and install it myself

It is highly recommended to have a certified professional install our units. Warranty does not cover issues from improper installation.

Does our product work during a power outage?

Yes, most of our appliances are designed to 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 an external power source, which may include house voltage or battery voltage.

Can I use a Wi-Fi Thermostat with my unit

Our units operate on millivolt or low voltage. Most Wi-Fi thermostats use 24 volts, making them incompatible with our appliances.

Where can I find my model and serial number

Your appliance's rating plate is attached to the valve and contains the model and serial number information.

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

• Fireplaces are made to be installed in a framed opening with specific clearance requirements.
• Fireboxes are similar to fireplaces but require a burner and a set of logs to complete the unit.
• Inserts are intended to fit into an existing wood-burning fireplace that complies with all construction standards.

Can you tell me how old my unit is

To determine your unit's age, check the rating plate. The first two digits of the serial number indicate the year of manufacture, and the following two digits signify the week of production.