Hearth Craft Reflection RF41290 Bronze Glass Rustic Black Bi-Fold Fireplace Door 58in ethanol is a sustainable fuel h63

Name: Hearth Craft Reflection RF41290 Bronze Glass Rustic Black Bi-Fold Fireplace Door 58in ethanol is a sustainable fuel h63
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SKU: 99369244930
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Hearth Craft Reflection RF41290 Bronze Glass Rustic Black Bi-Fold Fireplace Door 58in ethanol is a sustainable fuel h63

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Hearth Craft Reflection RF41290 Bronze Glass Rustic Black Bi Fold Fireplace Door 58in ethanol is a sustainable fuel h63 ethanol is a sustainable fuel source suitable for indoor or outdoor installation Fuel type Dry cordwood (16" recommended) Recommended heating area ft² 750 2 Reflection Fireplace Door by Hearth Craft Featuring a sturdy 3 1 2” wide aluminum extrusion frame

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