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Choosing an indoor fireplace starts with your fuel, the room and where a vent or chimney can go. Our collection has more than 230 options, from a traditional fireplace with logs and brick panels to a wide, modern focal point. Think about whether you want a real flame or an electric fireplace with a realistic flame effect, adjustable flame colors and heat you can switch off for year-round ambiance.
Next, consider your living space: a built-in wall feature, a freestanding stove or an update to your existing hearth. We’ll help you compare the choices for cozy warmth at home.
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Indoor fireplaces by fuel
An indoor gas fireplace suits shoppers who want a real fire without handling wood. Browse more than 140 gas fireplaces for natural gas or propane. Most gas units have a remote control or wall switch. More than 45 plug-in electric fireplaces need no venting, while more than 35 wood burning fireplaces offer a log fire and require a chimney. Choose freestanding gas stoves if you want the fire to stand on the floor rather than inside a wall.
Choose by venting
More than 110 direct vent fireplaces have sealed glass, draw air from outside and vent through a wall or roof. Our ventless gas fireplaces need no vent, but room size and local code determine placement. If you want a propane fireplace indoors without a vent, explore ventless propane options and check those requirements before choosing. Ventless fireplaces are not permitted everywhere.
Choose by shape
Browse more than 65 linear fireplaces for a low, wide wall feature, or more than 40 see-through fireplaces to share one fire between two spaces. Our multi-sided designs show the fire on two or three sides for a peninsula or bay. Consider corner fireplaces for a corner installation. Electric choices include wall-mounted panels that hang like a picture and linear electric designs for a long flame display. Built-in units are framed into the wall by your contractor and finished in stone, tile or drywall.
Inserts for an existing fireplace
A fireplace insert slides into an existing fireplace rather than creating a new opening. Browse fireplace inserts to update an open hearth. Choose gas inserts for masonry fireplaces, electric inserts for an existing opening or wood burning inserts to turn the hearth into a wood stove. Check the firebox measurements before selecting a size.
Shop by brand
Compare Napoleon, Empire Comfort Systems, Superior, Majestic and Monessen. For wood heat, explore Osburn wood stoves and fireplaces or Valcourt wood fireplaces. For electric options, browse Modern Flames electric fireplaces.
Why buy from My Cozy Outdoors?
We are an authorized dealer for every brand here, so the full manufacturer warranty applies. Have questions about fuel, venting, size or fit? Call us and we will talk it through. You can also explore our full Fireplaces collection for indoor and outdoor choices across fuels, or head to outdoor fireplaces for a fire that belongs outside.
FAQ
Do I need a vent or chimney for an indoor fireplace?
Direct vent gas uses a pipe through a wall or roof, not a chimney. Ventless gas needs no vent, but room size and local code matter. A wood burning fireplace needs a chimney. An electric fireplace needs only an outlet.
Can I install an indoor fireplace in any room?
Electric works almost anywhere with an outlet, including a bedroom or condo. Direct vent gas needs a pipe route outside. Ventless gas must meet the manual's minimum room size and local rules. Wood needs a route for a chimney up and out.
What is the safest indoor fireplace?
Every fireplace here is tested and listed for indoor use when installed to its manual. Electric has no real flame or fumes. Direct vent gas has sealed glass. A licensed installer should follow all clearances and room-size requirements, including for wood and ventless gas.
Can I use an indoor fireplace as my main heat source?
Most provide supplemental heat, not whole-house heating. Gas and wood can warm a large living room; many gas units have a thermostat or blower. Electric warms about 400 square feet. Tell us your room size so we can discuss suitable heat output.
