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RV Fireplaces - Recessed Mount

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RV Fireplaces for Recessed Mount Installs

Built to sit flush in your cabinetry, recessed mount RV fireplaces offer a clean, factory-style look. They plug into a standard 110 volt three-prong outlet, so a new install or replacement usually avoids hardwiring; just confirm your cutout and trim dimensions, as minor cabinet tweaks may be needed. These are not intended for wall mounting and can help cut propane use while keeping humidity down.
They're intended to be recessed into a cutout, not surface wall mounted. For a wall install, plan a shelf and a wooden surround to support and frame the unit. Check the overall and cutout dimensions so your surround and shelf provide proper clearance and ventilation.
Sometimes, but plan to measure first. Match your opening to the fireplace's required cutout to avoid trimming. If the new unit is a bit wider or taller, light cabinet mods like shaving side panels or removing a center brace may be needed. Dry-fit before final install to see where minor adjustments help.
No, they commonly use a standard 110 volt three prong plug-in. You can plug into a nearby outlet or use an extension cord to help reduce the electrical load on your camper. Confirm the outlet location in your cabinet and cable routing before you set the unit in the cutout.
They can help keep a camper warm in winter and reduce propane use, and some users notice they help keep humidity down. Expect multiple heat settings on many units, though some may have a single fan speed. Check the heat settings, fan options, and temperature range to match your comfort needs.