Your open fireplace can allow as much as 90% of the fire's heat to escape up the chimney. By adding a Regency Classic Fireplace Insert, you keep the heat where you want it - in your home. This simple investment will increase the value of your home and decrease your monthly heating bill. And - there's nothing like a blazing, crackling fire to gather your friends and family around for special occasions or any time at all.
Cooktop Convenience. The Classic Medium Wood Insert offers a large cooktop surface that you can use to warm or cook meals on even during a power outage.
The Large Classic Wood Insert can burn up to 10 hours with one load of wood. It also boasts an improved airwash system to keep the glass door cleaner longer for a better view of the fire.
Door
* Black Cast
* Gold Cast
* Black with Nikel Accent Cast
* Black With Gold Accent Cast
Standard Convection Grill
Self Cleaning Glass
High Density Ceramic Baffles
Easy To Use Single Air Control
Installs into Both Masonry and Manufactured Fireplaces
Non-Catalytic Heating System
Limited Lifetime Warranty
This wood insert is highly efficient and EPA certified
An EPA certified appliance complies with strict emissions and efficiency
regulations designed to reduce pollution and control energy costs.
In an increasing number of jurisdictions, only EPA certified units are allowed to be installed.
The EPA certification is your guarantee that the stove you are buying will burn cleanly
and efficiently, reducing your heating costs and protecting the air we breathe.
Non-certified appliances are less efficient and more expensive to operate in the long run.
Every Regency wood model is EPA certified.
Regency uses secondary combustion to achieve almost the same low levels of emissions as catalytic converter systems.
Unlike catalytic converters which require replacement after a certain number of hours of operation,
our system is guaranteed for as long as you own the appliance.
Secondary combustion systems require less maintenance and are more heavy-duty than catalytic converters.
