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Explore our fireplace makers

Find the makers behind our fireplace collection. Select a brand to explore its styles, products and planning details.

Dimplex Electric FireplacesDimplex Electric FireplacesWhy Dimplex? Dimplex is the global leader in electric fireplace innovation, offering everything from sleek…Empire Stove – Wood & Gas StovesEmpire Stove – Wood & Gas StovesWhy Empire Stove? Empire Stove is part of Empire Comfort Systems, a family-owned U.S. manufacturer…Enviro Gas & Pellet FireplacesEnviro Gas & Pellet FireplacesWhy Enviro? Enviro (a Sherwood Industries brand) is recognized for combining sleek modern gas fireplaces…Flare Modern Gas FireplacesFlare Modern Gas FireplacesWhy Flare? Flare specializes in frameless, architectural gas fireplaces that give you an uninterrupted view…HearthStone Wood Stoves & InsertsHearthStone Wood Stoves & InsertsWhy HearthStone? HearthStone has been handcrafting soapstone-lined wood stoves and inserts for over 40 years.…Kingsman / Marquis (Gas, Gas Logs, Fireplaces)Kingsman / Marquis (Gas, Gas Logs, Fireplaces)Marquis fireplaces (craftsmanship in Canada) provide modern, multi-sided, and classic configurations.Kozy Heat Gas Fireplaces & InsertsKozy Heat Gas Fireplaces & InsertsWhy Kozy Heat? Founded in 1976, Kozy Heat is a family-owned American manufacturer known for…Majestic Gas Fireplaces & InsertsMajestic Gas Fireplaces & InsertsWhy Majestic? Majestic, part of Hearth & Home Technologies (HHT), has been a trusted name…Marquis FireplacesMarquis FireplacesWhy Marquis? Marquis is engineered and built in Canada, offering premium fireplaces ranging from sleek…Mendota Gas Fireplaces & InsertsMendota Gas Fireplaces & InsertsWhy Mendota? Mendota is renowned for combining artisan craftsmanship with advanced gas technology. Each fireplace…Pacific Energy Wood Stoves & InsertsPacific Energy Wood Stoves & InsertsWhy Pacific Energy? Pacific Energy, built in British Columbia, is a Canadian leader in wood…RealFyre (Gas Logs)RealFyre (Gas Logs)Why RealFyre? RealFyre specializes in gas log sets that replicate realistic flames and embers. They…Regency Fireplaces, Stoves & InsertsRegency Fireplaces, Stoves & InsertsWhy Regency? Regency offers one of the most complete lineups in the industry—modern City Series…SimpliFire Electric FireplacesSimpliFire Electric FireplacesWhy SimpliFire? SimpliFire is Hearth & Home Technologies’ electric fireplace line, designed to offer affordable,…StûvStûvWhy Stûv? Designed in Belgium, built for North America, Stûv offers sleek, design-forward wood and…Town & Country Luxury FireplacesTown & Country Luxury FireplacesWhy Town & Country Town & Country pioneered the modern clean-face look—no louvers or clutter—so…Urbana Three-Sided Gas FireplacesUrbana Three-Sided Gas FireplacesWhy Urbana? Urbana is Sherwood’s premium architectural line of gas fireplaces, designed for high-end projects…Valor Fireplaces & InsertsValor Fireplaces & InsertsWhy Valor? Valor is known for blending clean, modern design with advanced heating technology. Their…
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What to Bring to a Fireplace Showroom Consultation

The most useful showroom consultation starts with a few clear facts about your home. You do not need a finished design, but photographs, approximate dimensions and a short list of priorities help turn browsing into a practical fireplace plan.

Bring the room, not just an inspiration image

Take a wide photo of the room from the entrance and from your usual seats. Add close-ups of the existing fireplace, hearth, mantel and nearby cabinetry. If the plan includes a television, show its proposed location.

Before visiting our Farmingdale fireplace showroom, send your shortlist and ask which relevant displays or demonstrations are available. That helps the team prepare a focused comparison.

Corner fireplace in a bright white stone living room
Design reference: bring views that show the fireplace’s relationship to the whole room.

Prepare two simple sets of information

Your room and building

  • Approximate wall width, ceiling height and available wall depth.
  • Existing opening width, height and depth if safely measurable.
  • Available floor plans, elevations and chimney records.
  • Property type, location and any building management constraints.

Initial measurements help a conversation. They should not be used as final framing or fabrication dimensions.

Your priorities and project

  • Preferred fuel type, flame style and role of the fireplace.
  • Features you value, such as controls or a multi-sided view.
  • A budget range for the complete project, including finishes.
  • Project stage, preferred timing and your designer or contractor details.

If the wall design is still developing, our fireplace design consultation service can help identify what needs to be resolved next.

Leave with a useful next-step list

  1. Record the exact model names and configurations being considered.
  2. Identify which installation drawings and manuals apply.
  3. List the missing measurements or required site assessments.
  4. Clarify who will prepare the quote and coordinate each part of the work.

Styles you may want to compare

Use these design references to describe your preferences, then confirm which actual products can be viewed.

Questions homeowners ask

Do I need exact measurements before visiting?

Approximate measurements are useful for narrowing options. Final selection and construction require the exact product documents and verified site dimensions.

Can we discuss installation at the same visit?

Yes, bring site details for the fireplace sales and installation discussion. Some questions will still require a later site assessment or input from the responsible trades.

If you are deciding whether a visit is worthwhile, read why seeing fireplaces in a showroom helps the buying decision.

Arrive with questions and leave with a plan

Contact Fireplace Gallery New York with your room photos, shortlist and preferred visit timing. Our Farmingdale team can help focus the appointment on your project.

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