Superior 42" WRT3000 Wood Burning Fireplace with Heat Circulating Front - WCT3042WSI

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WCT3042WSI

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$1,639.00

Viewing Area: 42" W x 36" H
Framing Dimensions: 49-3/4" W x 47-1/4" H x 23-1/2" D
Heat Circulating Front with Optional Blower
Includes Realistic Interior Liner

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Description

The Superior WCT3042WSI is a 42-inch louvered wood-burning fireplace featuring insulated, white stacked refractory panels. This model is designed to provide long-lasting warmth and a traditional hearth aesthetic.

What's Included:

Firebox
White stacked refractory panels
Log grate
Outside air damper

Not Included:

Gas log set
Bi-Fold Door
Outside Air Kit

Features:

42-inch model
Circulating rolled louver
Fully insulated firebox for increased performance in colder climates
White stacked refractory panels
Heavy-duty log grate
Optional glass doors available in black trim finish for improved safety
Optional gas log sets deliver the charm of a wood fire with the convenience of gas
Adjustable outside air damper
Durable textured powder coat finish
Uses IHP 8DM or 8HT (required for Canada) chimney system

Specifications:

Model: WCT3042 (WCT3042WSI)
Product Type: Wood-Burning Fireplace
Framing Width: 49-3/4"
Framing Height: 47-1/4"
Framing Depth: 23-1/2"
Design Style: Open-Hearth
View Style: Front-View

Interior Firebox Dimensions:

Model: WRT/WCT3042
Front Width: 29-1/2"
Rear Width: 22"
Depth: 16-1/4"
Height: 24"

Warranty:

20-Year Limited Warranty: The Superior WCT3042WSI is warranted to be free from defects in materials and workmanship at the time of manufacture.

More About Wood Burning Appliances

Heating with wood offers a timeless and renewable source of warmth, creating an ambiance only watching a real fire can create. Whether you considering a Freestanding Wood Stove, Wood Fireplace Insert, a Built In EPA-Approved Heating Fireplace or an Open Burning Built In Fireplace, you will find today's modern appliances offer increased efficiency and safety features compared to older wood appliances.

Available Types:

Freestanding Wood Stoves
Wood Fireplace Inserts
Open Burning Built In Wood Fireplaces
High-Efficiency Built In Wood Fireplaces

More About Built In Fireplaces

Also known as Zero Clearance or Prefabricated Fireplaces, these models are designed to be installed directly into a wood-framed cavity, making them ideal for new construction and remodeling projects. Built In Fireplaces cannot be installed into an existing fireplace fireplace opening. Proper clearances must be observed for proper installation - please consult the Installation Manual for details.

Available Types:

Direct Vent Fireplaces
Ventless Gas Fireplaces
Wood Burning Fireplaces
Electric Fireplaces

Product Specs

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Superior 42" WRT3000 Wood Burning Fireplace with Heat Circulating Front - WCT3042WSI
Feature	Spec
SKU	WCT3042WSI
Weight (in lbs)	286
Brand/Manufacturer	Superior Fireplace Products
UPC	43593020840
Flue Location	Top
Material	Steel
Type	Built-In Fireplace
Ignition Type	Match Light
Fuel Type	Wood
Certification	UL127 and CAN/ULC-S610-M87
Size Range	40" - 49" Wide
Fireplace Style	Traditional
Framing Dimensions	49-3/4" W x 47-1/4" H x 23-1/2" D
Length	51"
Height	48"
Width	24.25"
Warranty	20 Year Limited Warranty
Resources	Brochure Installation Manual Spec Sheet You will need Adobe® Acrobat® Reader to view PDF documents.
Safety Information	PROPOSITION 65 WARNING This product and many products on our site may contain a chemical know to the state of California to cause cancer or birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information about Proposition 65 please Click Here.

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Where can a zero clearance wood burning fireplace be installed?

A zero clearance wood burning fireplace is designed for installation in new construction or remodeling projects where a traditional masonry fireplace isn't practical. These units are commonly installed in framed walls with adequate spacing, making them a versatile option for adding real wood heat to a variety of home layouts.

Is a wood burning zero clearance fireplace more affordable than a masonry fireplace?

Yes, wood burning zero clearance fireplaces are generally more cost-effective than traditional masonry fireplaces. These factory-built units require less labor and materials, and they’re easier to install, especially in new construction or remodeling projects. Masonry fireplaces, on the other hand, involve custom brick or stone work and a full chimney structure, which significantly increases overall cost.

Do I need a masonry chimney for a zero clearance fireplace?

No, you do not need a masonry chimney for a zero clearance fireplace. These fireplaces are designed to be used with a Class A insulated or air-colled chimney system, which safely vents high-temperature exhaust through the roof. This makes zero clearance fireplaces a flexible and cost-effective alternative to traditional masonry fireplaces that require heavy, labor-intensive chimney construction.

Do I need an outside air kit for a zero clearance wood fireplace?

Yes, most zero clearance wood fireplaces require an outside air kit, especially in modern tightly sealed homes. An outside air kit supplies combustion air directly from outside, improving performance, preventing backdrafts, and helping the fireplace operate safely and efficiently. Always check the manufacturer’s requirements, as many zero clearance models will not function properly without one.

How much heat can I expect from a wood burning fireplace?

Heat output from a wood burning fireplace varies depending on the type of fireplace you choose. Traditional open-burning fireplaces are ideal for creating ambiance and a cozy atmosphere, but they are not designed for efficient home heating—much of the heat escapes through the chimney. High-efficiency wood fireplaces, such as EPA-certified or zero clearance models, are built to retain and distribute heat more effectively and can heat areas ranging from 1,500 to over 2,500 square feet. If your goal is both warmth and ambiance, a high-efficiency model offers the best of both worlds.