Everest III Wood Fireplace by Osburn
Osburn Everest III Wood Fireplace: suggested list price starting at $5,399*
*required faceplate and door overlay additional
Classic style with clean lines make the Osburn Everest III wood fireplace pleasing to the eye in any setting. This particularly efficient wood fireplace will easily heat 750 to 2,500 square feet with 85,000 BTUs of heat through non-catalytic combustion. The 3.04 cubic foot firebox holds 20″ logs and boasts a 8-hour burn time. Cozy up to the fire and make the most of cold winter nights with a real wood burning fireplace.
- Traditional style faceplate
- Retractable cast iron double doors
- Black or brushed nickel door overlay
- 3 cubic foot firebox
- Up to 85,000 BTUs
- Heats 750 – 2,500 square feet
- Maximum 20″ log
- Outside air intake
- Optional forced air distribution kit
- Meets EPA requirements
- Optional firescreen
Osburn Everest III Wood Fireplace Components and Options
Required Components and Options for the Everest III Wood Burning Fireplace
Faceplate:
Traditional faceplate
Modern faceplate
Door Overlay (choose one):
Black door overlay
Brushed nickel door overlay
Additional Options for the Everest II Wood Fireplace
ROBAX® NightFlame semi-transparent ceramic black glass with nightflame effect
Rigid fire screen door
4″Ø fresh air intake register with airtight damper
4”Ø x 10′ Insulated Flex Pipe for Fresh Air Intake Kit
25′ Insulated Flex Pipe 6″ diameter
Forced air distribution kit
Hot air gravity kit – traditional
Fireplace carrying handles – for carrying fireplace pre-installation
Osburn Everest III Wood Burning Fireplace OB04017 Specifications
Everest III Wood Fireplace – OB04017
| Overall Appliance Width: | 41-7/8″ |
| Overall Appliance Height: | 49-1/8″ |
| Overall Appliance Depth: | 29″ incl. door handle |
| Door Opening: | 20-3/4″ x 10-1/4″ |
| Recommended Heating Area*: | 750 – 2,500 sq. ft. |
| Maximum Burn Time*: | 8 hours |
| Maximum Log Length: | 20″ Over Width |
*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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