Dimensions of Opening Required to Install Greystone Curved Electric Fireplace 324-000068
Updated 01/10/2017 | Published 01/09/2017
Question:
Need to know the inside measurements of this unit. I have a new travel trailer in which I am wanting to put this in it is below the television and some of the units they had a rv fireplace where I want to put this. Can you please assist me regarding this. thank you.
asked by: Tamara H
Expert Reply:
I contacted the distributor for the Greystone Curved Electric Fireplace # 324-000068 to obtain the dimensions of the rear of this unit so you will know the size opening required to install it in your new travel trailer. My contact advised that this unit requires a cutout that measures 26-1/4" wide x 5-3/8" deep x 20-1/2" tall.
This fireplace connects to your trailer's AC power outlet using a standard 3-prong AC cord.
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Greystone Electric RV Fireplace with Crystals - 26" Wide - Recessed Mount - Black
- RV Fireplaces
- Recessed Mount
- Flat Front
- Crystals
- Heat Levels
- 26 Inch Wide
- Greystone
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