Enjoy the classic flame effect with logs that adds warmth and style to your RV. For replacements or new installs, measure your cutout and depth to match the opening. When the dimensions line up, install can be quick; if not, expect minor cabinet tweaks.
These units are designed for recessed installation, not wall mounting. For a wall location, plan a shelf and wooden surround and build to the cutout the fireplace requires. Verify the overall trim size you can fit before you start.
Choose the look you prefer and what fits your space. Curved and flat fronts use specific recessed cutouts and trim sizes, so match both to your opening. If your opening isn't exact, plan for minor framework tweaks or a custom surround to finish it cleanly.
Measure your cutout width, height, and depth, then match the fireplace's recessed-mount dimensions. If the new unit is a bit wider, minor cabinet trimming may be needed. Confirm the overall trim will cover your opening. For the easiest swap, look for a direct replacement for your current model.
Replacement is typically straightforward. Verify a direct replacement for your model, confirm both cutout and overall dimensions, and check that the power connection matches your setup. If a control circuit is blown, manufacturers may not offer parts, so a complete replacement could be needed.
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