Matrix 2700 Wood Fireplace Insert by Osburn
Osburn Matrix 2700
Mingling traditional styling with innovative technology, the Matrix 2700 invites you to take in the expansive view. This wood burning insert will transform your fireplace, providing a warm and relaxing atmosphere enhanced by the classic beauty of the cast iron faceplate. A heat activated blower combined with efficient non-catalytic combustion make the Matrix eco-friendly with top quality performance. Choose between the black and brushed nickel door overlays to complement your décor.
- Two door overlay options: black or brushed nickel
- 2.5 cubic foot firebox
- Up to 80,000 BTUs
- Outside air intake
- Moulded refractory bricks
- Premium 176 cfm blower included
- Meets EPA 2020 requirements with emissions as low as 1.14 g/hr
- Too large for your fireplace? click here for the Matrix 1900 insert
Photo 1: Osburn Matrix 2700 wood insert shown with black door overlay
Photo 2: Osburn Matrix 2700 wood insert shown with brushed nickel door overlay
Osburn Matrix 2700 Wood Insert Components and Options
Required Components and Options for the Matrix 2700 Wood Stove
Door overlay:
Black door overlay
Brushed nickel door overlay
Additional Options for the Matrix 2700 Wood Stove
Fire screen door
Projection kit for insert 2″ or 4″
34″ x 50″ cuttable faceplate
5ӯ fresh air intake kit oval
Flex liner kits
Osburn Matrix 2700 Wood Insert OB02700 Specifications
Matrix 2700 – OB02700
| Overall Appliance Width1: | 43-5/8″ |
| Overall Appliance Height1: | 30-1/8″ |
| Overall Appliance Depth2: | 27-1/4″ |
| Minimum Fireplace Opening Width: | 31-3/4″ |
| Minimum Fireplace Opening Height: | 27-1/8″ |
| Minimum Fireplace Opening Depth: | 22-1/8″ |
| Viewing Area: | 24-3/8″ x 12-5/8″ |
| Recommended Heating Area*: | 750 – 2,200 sq. ft. |
| Maximum Burn Time*: | 8 hours |
| Maximum Log Length: | 20″ Over Width |
1 Overall Appliance Width and Height include surround.
2 Overall Appliance Depth includes door handle.
*Recommended heating area and maximum burn time may vary subject to location in home, chimney draft,heat loss factors, climate, fuel type and other variables. The recommended heated area for a given appliance is defined by the manufacturer as its capacity to maintain a minimum acceptable temperature in the designated area in case of a power failure.
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