Gas

Inserts

Perfect for converting the wood burning fireplace to gas which offers a cleaner, more efficient and easy to use heat source

Capri Series

Built by Marquis

Model: Capri 24/34/44

traditional

gas

Gi25LE

Built by Regency

Model: Gi25LE

20500 BTU

traditional

gas

Gi27LE

Built by Regency

Model: Gi27LE

25000 BTU

traditional

gas

Gi29LE

Built by Regency

Model: Gi29LE

31500 BTU

traditional

gas

Gi33LE

Built by Regency

Model: Gi33LE

38500 BTU

traditional

gas

L234

Built by Regency

Model: L234

23500 BTU

traditional

gas

Large Horizon

Built by Regency

Model: HRI6E

38000 BTU

contemporary

gas

Large Liberty

Built by Regency

Model: LRI6E

38000 BTU

traditional

gas

Medium Horizon

Built by Regency

Model: HRI4E

31000 BTU

contemporary

gas

Medium Liberty

Built by Regency

Model: LRI4E

31000 BTU

traditional

gas

Oakville 3

Built by Napoleon

Model: GDI3

24500 BTU

traditional

gas

Oakville 3 Glass

Built by Napoleon

Model: GDIG3

24000 BTU

contemporary

gas

Oakville X3

Built by Napoleon

Model: GDIX3

30000 BTU

traditional

gas

Oakville X4

Built by Napoleon

Model: GDIX4N

40000 BTU

traditional

gas

Ruby Series

Built by Majestic

Model: RUBY25/30/35

traditional

gas

Small Horizon

Built by Regency

Model: HRI3E

19500 BTU

contemporary

gas

Small Liberty

Built by Regency

Model: LRI3E

20500 BTU

traditional

gas

What is a gas fireplace insert?

A gas insert is a sealed gas fireplace built to fit inside an existing wood-burning fireplace. It vents through a liner in your chimney and turns an old, drafty open hearth into an efficient, controllable heat source. The fireplace you already have provides the opening; the insert provides the performance.

Why Toronto homeowners convert to gas

A traditional open masonry fireplace sends most of its heat up the chimney, and it pulls warm air out of the house even when it is not burning. A modern gas insert changes the math completely: strong, consistent heat at the push of a button, no wood to haul or ash to clean, and a sealed combustion system that keeps indoor air cleaner. For many of our customers it is the single upgrade that turns a never-used fireplace back into the favourite spot in the house.

Sizing and installation

Inserts come in a range of sizes to suit different firebox openings, and correct sizing matters for both fit and heat output. We measure the width, height and depth of your existing fireplace, recommend models that fit, and handle the full installation: the chimney liner, the gas line, and the surround panels that give the finished look. Every installation is completed by licensed gas technicians and done to code.

See inserts burning in our showroom

The easiest way to see what an insert can do is to watch one burn. Visit our showroom at 18 Lola Rd in Toronto to compare live displays, or call (416) 482-8585 to book a measurement visit.

Curious what a conversion runs? See typical insert and installation prices in our Toronto installation cost guide.

Frequently asked questions

An insert is designed to fit inside an existing wood-burning fireplace and use the chimney for venting. A built-in gas fireplace is installed into a framed wall and vents directly outside. If you have an old wood fireplace, an insert is usually the faster and more economical route.

Most standard masonry fireboxes accept an insert, and models come in multiple sizes. We confirm fit with a quick measurement of your firebox opening before recommending anything.

Most modern inserts operate at around 70 to 80 percent efficiency, compared to roughly 10 percent for an open wood-burning fireplace. That difference shows up directly in how warm the room feels and how hard your furnace has to work.

No. The insert occupies the firebox and the chimney is fitted with a liner for gas venting. If you want to keep burning wood, a wood-burning insert is the better upgrade, and we carry those as well.

It depends on the size of your fireplace, the model you choose and the liner and gas line work involved. We provide a written quote after measuring your fireplace, with no obligation.