Selecting the finishes for your custom Acucraft gas fireplace is a truly unique and personalized experience. We offer hundreds of different design options so that whether you’re looking for a low-profile modern design, a rustic focal point, a shabby chic look, or a more traditional fireplace, Acucraft has the resources and design experience to make it happen. We work directly with architects, designers, and end users to craft the fireplace that suits you or your client’s needs and desires.
The process for selecting your gas fireplace finishes include these steps and options.
Burner Media Options
Glass Gems
Crushed Glass
River Rock or Lava Stone
Gas Logs
A combination of the above options
– The media options above can be changed / rotated.
Glass Media
Slate Gray Stone and Black Glass
Some of our popular media options.
Just a few of the hundreds of glass options.
Combination – River Rock and Gas Logs
2. Exposed Steel Options
Black Painted – standard
Patina Finish
Custom Paint
Hammered Finish
Both the permanent and removable frames can be painted or finished with a patina.
Three of our most popular patina finishes.
The fireplace below is a see-through, linear, gas fireplace for Chevrolet dealerships: the frame is custom painted in Chevy Cobalt Blue.
3. Porcelain Reflective Panels
Placed on the inside of the fireplace (typically the sides and back, can be installed on top)
The high-temperature glass panels reflect the flame and create a glowing quality
Note the reflected / ghosted flames
These are some of the gas fireplace finish options to choose from when you design your fireplace with Acucraft. We love to work directly with you to help create your custom fireplace.
We uncrated the (Hearthroom 44 IO) and everything was in tact and per our order. The fireplace is very impressive and we are delighted that we did business with you. It is definitely a robust design and will be a wonderful part of our living area expansion. Thank you for your company’s commitment to quality and attention to detail! Now we will have the fun task of putting it on the foundation designed for it.
