American Hearth Boulevard 60" Vent Free See-Through Linear Fireplace
American Hearth Boulevard 60" Vent Free See-Through Linear Fireplace
Description
Beautiful, Elegant & Efficient
With its strong horizontal lines, contemporary burner, and chic accessories, a Boulevard Linear Vent-Free Fireplace adds drama to any décor.
Boulevard 60-inch See-Through (VFLB60SP)
With its outsize proportions, its contemporary burner, and its programmable multi-color LED lighting system concealed beneath an ocean of crushed glass, a Boulevard Large Linear Vent-Free See-Through Fireplace makes a bold statement that’s sure to turn heads in any setting.
The Boulevard 60 See-Through installs as a conventional see-through on an interior wall, but also works as an indoor/outdoor see-through on an exterior wall (requires DFEV60SS stainless steel frame for outside wall). Available in LP (38,500 BTUs) and Natural Gas (40,000 BTUs).
A fine mesh barrier screen comes standard with each model.
Features
- Unmatched efficiency – 99.9%
- Offers the most installation versatility
- Usually less expensive to buy and to install
- Can operate with a remote or thermostat
- Most systems can provide live-saving heat during a winter power outage
- Designed for eye-level, in-wall installation, our contemporary fireplaces feature modern technology, artfully applied
- Choose a decorative 1½-inch beveled front in matte black, a simple black ¾-inch frame, or have your contractor install tile, stone or plaster right to the fireplace opening– the ultimate in design flexibility
- Accessorize your Boulevard by choosing from a variety of decorative glass media or accent pebbles
- Boulevard fireplace will add value, ambiance, and warmth to your home
- Create a beachfront cottage look with the Driftwood log set – perfectly proportioned to the Boulevard’s lines – plus an assortment of stones
- The logs and stones are molded from ceramic fiber and hand painted for rich detail
- The Boulevard’s Intermittent Pilot system eliminates the standing pilot – saving energy and your money. In the event of a power outage, your Boulevard fireplace can operate on battery backup mode
- With its outsize proportions, its contemporary burner, and its programmable lighting system concealed beneath an ocean of crushed glass, a Boulevard Linear Vent-Free Fireplace makes a bold statement that’s sure to turn heads in any setting
- The Boulevard 60 See-Through can be installed between two interior rooms, or on an exterior wall using the stainless steel outdoor kit which includes a window and barrier screen
Product Specifications
American Hearth Boulevard 60" Vent Free See-Through Linear Fireplace Product Specifications
| Model | VFLB60SP90 |
| Vent Type | Vent Free |
| Installation | See Through |
| Fuel Type | Natural Gas |
| Ignition Type | Intermittent Pilot |
| BTUHÂ Max. Rate | 40,000 |
| BTUH Min. Rate | 27,000 |
| Air Shutter Opening | 1/16" |
| Orifice | #32 |
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| Gas Supply Pressures (inches water column) |
| Manifold | 3.5 |
| Maximum | 10.5 |
| Minimum | 7.0 |
Dimensions
| Width | 66" |
| Height | 42" |
| Depth | 12" |
Product Manual
American Hearth Download Installation Instructions
American Hearth Download Brochure
American Hearth Download Homeowner Manual
Product Warranty
American Hearth Product Warranty
10-year Limited Warranty on Combustion Chamber, Limited Lifetime on Glass. All other parts carry a three-year limited warranty. All remote controls and lighting systems carry a one-year limited warranty.Â
Product FAQs
American Hearth Product FAQs
Can I buy a fireplace online and install it myself?
Does our product work during a power outage?
What is the difference between, Millivolt and electronic ignition fireplaces?
Can I use a Wi-Fi Thermostat with my unit?
Where can I find my model and serial number?
Can you tell me how old my unit is?
Once you locate your rating plate the serial number will help identify the age, the first two digits of the serial number denote the year of manufacture (21, 20, 19...) the next two digits identify the week of that year that the unit was built.
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Description
American Hearth Boulevard 60" Vent Free See-Through Linear Fireplace
Description
Beautiful, Elegant & Efficient
With its strong horizontal lines, contemporary burner, and chic accessories, a Boulevard Linear Vent-Free Fireplace adds drama to any décor.
Boulevard 60-inch See-Through (VFLB60SP)
With its outsize proportions, its contemporary burner, and its programmable multi-color LED lighting system concealed beneath an ocean of crushed glass, a Boulevard Large Linear Vent-Free See-Through Fireplace makes a bold statement that’s sure to turn heads in any setting.
The Boulevard 60 See-Through installs as a conventional see-through on an interior wall, but also works as an indoor/outdoor see-through on an exterior wall (requires DFEV60SS stainless steel frame for outside wall). Available in LP (38,500 BTUs) and Natural Gas (40,000 BTUs).
A fine mesh barrier screen comes standard with each model.
Features
- Unmatched efficiency – 99.9%
- Offers the most installation versatility
- Usually less expensive to buy and to install
- Can operate with a remote or thermostat
- Most systems can provide live-saving heat during a winter power outage
- Designed for eye-level, in-wall installation, our contemporary fireplaces feature modern technology, artfully applied
- Choose a decorative 1½-inch beveled front in matte black, a simple black ¾-inch frame, or have your contractor install tile, stone or plaster right to the fireplace opening– the ultimate in design flexibility
- Accessorize your Boulevard by choosing from a variety of decorative glass media or accent pebbles
- Boulevard fireplace will add value, ambiance, and warmth to your home
- Create a beachfront cottage look with the Driftwood log set – perfectly proportioned to the Boulevard’s lines – plus an assortment of stones
- The logs and stones are molded from ceramic fiber and hand painted for rich detail
- The Boulevard’s Intermittent Pilot system eliminates the standing pilot – saving energy and your money. In the event of a power outage, your Boulevard fireplace can operate on battery backup mode
- With its outsize proportions, its contemporary burner, and its programmable lighting system concealed beneath an ocean of crushed glass, a Boulevard Linear Vent-Free Fireplace makes a bold statement that’s sure to turn heads in any setting
- The Boulevard 60 See-Through can be installed between two interior rooms, or on an exterior wall using the stainless steel outdoor kit which includes a window and barrier screen
Product Specifications
American Hearth Boulevard 60" Vent Free See-Through Linear Fireplace Product Specifications
| Model | VFLB60SP90 |
| Vent Type | Vent Free |
| Installation | See Through |
| Fuel Type | Natural Gas |
| Ignition Type | Intermittent Pilot |
| BTUHÂ Max. Rate | 40,000 |
| BTUH Min. Rate | 27,000 |
| Air Shutter Opening | 1/16" |
| Orifice | #32 |
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| Gas Supply Pressures (inches water column) |
| Manifold | 3.5 |
| Maximum | 10.5 |
| Minimum | 7.0 |
Dimensions
| Width | 66" |
| Height | 42" |
| Depth | 12" |
Product Manual
American Hearth Download Installation Instructions
American Hearth Download Brochure
American Hearth Download Homeowner Manual
Product Warranty
American Hearth Product Warranty
10-year Limited Warranty on Combustion Chamber, Limited Lifetime on Glass. All other parts carry a three-year limited warranty. All remote controls and lighting systems carry a one-year limited warranty.Â
Product FAQs
American Hearth Product FAQs
Can I buy a fireplace online and install it myself?
Does our product work during a power outage?
What is the difference between, Millivolt and electronic ignition fireplaces?
Can I use a Wi-Fi Thermostat with my unit?
Where can I find my model and serial number?
Can you tell me how old my unit is?
Once you locate your rating plate the serial number will help identify the age, the first two digits of the serial number denote the year of manufacture (21, 20, 19...) the next two digits identify the week of that year that the unit was built.
