MMateoAug 16, 2026
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$5,779.00
Choose gas, electric or wood
For a linear gas fireplace, compare gas fireplace options in natural gas or propane. Direct vent units have sealed glass and a pipe outside, without using room air. Vent-free units need no pipe and keep nearly all the heat indoors; check local rules first. A linear electric fireplace is 4 to 6 inches deep, plugs in or is hardwired, and runs flames without heat. Choose a wood burning fireplace for real logs.
Size and style for your linear fireplace
Gas widths run from 30 to 84 inches; electric widths reach from 26 to 100 inches. Glass heights range from about 12 to 27 inches. Most gas units need a framed wall 13 to 16 inches deep. For a contemporary look, compare crushed glass, hand painted logs and an ember bed lit by LED lights, depending on the unit.
Indoor, outdoor and two-room options
Compare indoor units with stainless steel outdoor gas fireplaces for a patio wall without a vent. See-through fireplaces share a fire between two rooms; some connect the living room and patio.
Why buy from My Cozy Outdoors?
We are an authorized dealer, so the full manufacturer warranty applies. Call us and we will talk through sizing, venting and fuel. Our full fireplace collection also includes inserts, log sets and mantels.
Frequently asked questions
What is a linear fireplace?
It has a low, wide opening like a letterbox, with a long band of flame over glass or logs. Gas, electric and wood options are available. Most fit into a framed wall finished with tile, stone or drywall.
How far off the floor should a linear fireplace be?
No gas or electric unit here needs a raised hearth, so you choose the height. Many people prefer seated eye level. Follow the manual’s clearances for a TV or shelf above the glass. We can check your linear fireplace manual with you.
Can a linear gas fireplace go on any wall?
Not automatically. Direct vent needs a sealed pipe outside; an interior wall works if it reaches the roof. Vent-free needs no pipe and can fit a half wall where local rules allow. An electric unit needs an outlet and, when recessed, 4 to 6 inches of wall depth.
