Description
Elevate the ambiance of your home with the Empire Rushmore Decorative Forged Iron Inset, an exquisite accessory tailor-made for your 50" fireplace. This captivating piece seamlessly marries form and function, promising to be the focal point of your living space while ensuring your family's safety.
Crafted with meticulous precision by skilled artisans, the Rushmore Iron Inset is a testament to timeless craftsmanship. Its intricate design showcases the artistry of forging iron into a work of art. As you gather around your fireplace, the dancing flames will cast enchanting patterns and shadows through the openwork front, creating a captivating atmosphere that soothes and inspires.
But the Rushmore Iron Inset isn't just about aesthetics; it's also about safety. This decorative accessory serves as a protective barrier, keeping sparks and embers safely contained. You can now enjoy the warmth of your fireplace without worry, making it the perfect addition to any family room or gathering space.
Benefits:
- Timeless Craftsmanship: Expertly crafted by skilled artisans.
- Enhanced Aesthetics: Elevate the beauty of your 50" fireplace.
- Safety First: Keeps sparks and embers securely contained.
- Captivating Ambiance: Openwork design creates mesmerizing flames.
- Effortless Elegance: Instantly transform your living space.
- Lasting Durability: Made with high-quality forged iron.
- Peace of Mind: Enjoy fireside warmth with added safety.
Features:
- Color: Pewter
- Forged iron front frame
- Rectangular forged iron inset (Req Forged iron frame)
- Arched forged iron inset (Req Forged inset frame)
- Decorative front for your fireplace insert
- Specifically designed for the Empire Rushmore 50" Direct Vent insert
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About The Manufacturer:
Empire was the first to market vent-free heaters equipped with an Oxygen Depletion Sensor (now standard on all vent-free products in the U.S.). In the 1980s, Empire became the first to market a gas-fired heater that achieves 80-percent efficiency, and in 2006, Empire marketed the first vented gas fireplace to achieve 90-percent efficiency. From early floor furnaces (a forerunner to central heating systems) to console heaters to wall furnaces, to gas fireplaces and log sets, to the super-efficient Mantis fireplace system, Empire has adapted to market requirements.