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Napoleon Altitude vs. Elevation (What is the best direct vent gas fireplace?)
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- Опубліковано 15 сер 2024
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The altitude and the elevation gas fireplaces are our two most popular models that Napoleon offers in a traditional gas fireplace. These units are the same in many ways, but we will discuss what Is different about them as well.
Lets start with what is the same:
The options are all the same between the two models, both come as a 36” or a 42” fireplace. And the fronts are the same for the fireplaces, offering a clean face design, finishing trims in copper and charcoal, along with more ornate fronts like the arched Whitney with nickel accents. Also both models boast 4 different log set choices, birch, split oak, driftwood and maple. They also feature blower kits, remote controls and night lights. Also they have bluetooth features as well so you can control the fireplaces from your smart phone.
What is different about the fireplaces?:
The elevation is a deeper fireplace so its physically larger even though the window size is the same. The burner in the elevation is also elevated up higher so in my opinion the fire fills up the box a little better as well as the logs just being beefier overall. From a performance standpoint. The elevation features a split flow valve system, what this means is you can control the burners independently for a greater turn down range which is nice. Elevation also features a front LED Light strip which looks pretty attractive.
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Honestly, although I’ve been scheming on a larger unit, that 36” Altitude had a beautiful full firebox. I really think I’ve switched gears on this. The Altitude didn’t have the raised burner, but it looked fabulous anyway. Thanks for another great video.
Thank you!
*Very easy to set up and use, attractive but be sure you understand the height--it's not tall. The heat is not overwhelming, but steady and pleasant fireplace **fireplace.homes** . It's quiet, too. I like the possibility of easily moving it from room to room in the event we want supplemental heat elsewhere. Definitely a good buy.*
thanks
Are these the altitude x verses elevation x ?
Would you please give us comparison of all fireplaces? I really like your videos!
stay tuned ! and subscribe
Love the videos, how would the Napoleon compare to a Regency Bellavista?
They are both very good. I believe its more about prefrence. We have a video on the bellavista : ua-cam.com/video/HnTMGJZShhA/v-deo.html
This was actually helpful.
Glad we could help!
I agree with you the elevation is awesome if I can’t find it in my local neighborhood I might be ordering it from you
awesome !
@@embersliving I ordered one from the people in my area but the reason I bought the product was watching your videos so you should tell Napoleon that all these videos that you take the time to do make a difference a big difference I ordered the damn elevation loaded with all the bells and whistle‘s it’s costing me around 7
@@keithdantonio680 thanks so much for the feedback
@@keithdantonio680 I’m also in Pittsburgh and would love to hear how you like your Napoleon fireplace. Can I message you on Facebook or via email or other messaging app?
@@malletm81 yeah message me on Facebook messenger
How do these compare to a Mendota?
Mendota is our best heater. Napoleon is more affordable and good quality. I would personally go with mendota if I had to make the choice.
Thanks for the video…are these showroom units running on propane or natural gas?
natural
“Don’t worry how the logs look - most of the time it’ll be off. “
Hilarious. Next video.
ha
Are there any gas fireplaces that don’t have any bezel or face? We’re building a new house, and my wife wants the surrounding tile to go right up to the fireplace opening.
check out the ortal wilderness series
Nice video!
Thanks!
Does elevation offer lp conversion kit?
not at the time, however I anticipate they will. Also you can order it as a straight LP model if needed.
Without louvers, where does the blower blow air out from, and does it blow a decent amount of warm air?
theres a small air space. above the glass
These look slightly rectangular (wider, but not taller), but when I look at the dimensions, they are all taller. Am I reading that correctly?
yeah probably the camera angle they are pretty close to square, especially the 36"
What do you have that does not use electric. Also your recommendation for vent free fireplace at 7,000 elevation! Help for off grid use with propane fireplaces use for heating! Thanks
no no vent free will work at that altitude the air is too thin
@@embersliving so what advice for heat - wood
Does the elevation have a battery backup system?
yes
what is the difference between "mirro flame black refeclive " or "black illusing glass" thank you love your channel!!!!
its just a cleaner look and it cleans up easier, its real glass instead of porcelain
Question: Which has a cleaner look and cleans up easier? @@embersliving
Any chance you can show a pic or have in a video the Elevation x36?
just the 42
Can you put glowing embers in these? Or any direct vent fireplaces? The brown wool looking stuff.
yeah we have it on in the video
@@embersliving Ok you mentioned it was LEDs making the ember effect. Wasn't sure.
Does the altitude on the left of the screen have any type of trim kit on it? Or is that without a trim?
that is without a trim, but you can add a trim if you want
@@embersliving Thank you!
Do these have ceramic glass?
yes they do
I can not begin to tell you how annoyed when I hear "What's up guys" as an Intro to ANY advertiser.....Otherwise..an informative site.
Haha sorry! Whats the best into then??
Can they be installed in any house with a gas line to it?
yes typically
If u can vent up or out. Sometimes the venting cost in odd places can be a deal breaker.
Outside walls are easy venting horizontal or vertical.
Interior walls can be more challenging, hence often higher costs.
I’ll still stick with heat n glo
they are good too