Empire Comfort Systems DVP36D2A Ceramic Fiber Fireplace Liner

Product Description

The EMPIRE COMFORT SYSTEMS DVP36D2A is a ceramic fiber liner designed for 36-inch direct vent gas fireplaces. It replaces the interior firebox panel to create the appearance of a traditional masonry fireplace. The liner features a rich red aged brick finish with hand-painted heat and smoke residue details and smoked accents, giving installations a realistic, lived-in look. Ceramic fiber construction provides strong heat resistance suited to the sustained thermal cycling of a gas fireplace. At 7 pounds and measuring 30.98 inches wide by 20.98 inches tall by 5.00 inches deep, it is sized to fit specific Empire firebox configurations without modification.

This liner is intended for residential gas fireplace installations where a masonry aesthetic is desired without the cost of real brick. It is compatible with the 36-inch Tahoe Premium direct vent gas fireplace series and certain Empire Studio fireplace models. Installation is typically performed during initial fireplace setup or as a replacement when an existing liner is damaged or worn. HVAC and hearth service technicians are the primary installers for this type of component.

Key Features

• Ceramic fiber construction rated for sustained high-heat exposure inside a direct vent firebox
• Aged brick finish with hand-painted heat and smoke residue for a realistic masonry appearance
• Smoked accent detailing enhances visual depth and authenticity
• Sized at 30.98 inches wide by 20.98 inches tall by 5.00 inches deep for direct fitment in compatible fireboxes
• Lightweight at 7 pounds for straightforward handling during installation

Compatibility

Compatible with the 36-inch Tahoe Premium direct vent gas fireplace series and certain Empire Studio fireplace models, as stated by the manufacturer. Verify your specific fireplace model number against Empire Comfort Systems documentation before ordering.

Installation Notes

Liner installation and replacement should be performed by a qualified hearth or HVAC technician familiar with direct vent gas fireplace systems. Always shut off the gas supply and allow the firebox to cool completely before removing or installing any interior components. Consult the fireplace manufacturer installation manual for liner seating and retention procedures specific to the firebox model. Local codes and the appliance manufacturer guidelines take precedence over general installation practice.