Dimplex Deluxe Electric Fireplaces

Shop the Dimplex Deluxe series, available in 33, 39, and 45-inch widths as both built-in fireboxes and inserts with trim kits. The Deluxe line is Dimplex's traditional-format electric fireplace, built for standard rectangular openings rather than contemporary linear runs.

Dimplex Deluxe Electric Fireplaces

The Dimplex Deluxe series covers the traditional end of the electric fireplace market: a conventional rectangular firebox with a log set, sized to the proportions people expect from a fireplace rather than a linear ribbon. It is offered in 33, 39, and 45-inch widths, and each size is available two ways. The built-in version is framed into a new wall cavity. The insert version ships with a trim kit and is designed to drop into an existing fireplace opening, covering the gap between the unit and the surrounding masonry.

That two-format approach is what makes the Deluxe line useful for retrofits. If you have a wood-burning fireplace that no longer gets used and you want a working fireplace without a chimney liner, a gas line, or masonry work, a Deluxe insert with its trim kit handles it in an afternoon rather than a renovation.

Why Buy a Dimplex Deluxe Electric Fireplace

  • Traditional firebox proportions with a log set, for rooms where a linear fireplace would look out of place.
  • Every width available as both a built-in and an insert, so the same look works in new construction or a retrofit.
  • Insert versions include a trim kit to cover the gap at an existing masonry opening.
  • No venting, chimney, or gas line required.

What to Consider When Buying

  • Choose the format that matches your project. Built-in fireboxes are framed into a wall; inserts are sized to drop into an existing fireplace opening.
  • For an insert, measure your existing opening at the front, rear, and height before selecting a width.
  • For a built-in, get the required rough opening and minimum cavity depth from the spec sheet before framing.
  • Confirm the electrical requirement for the size you choose, since larger units may need a dedicated circuit.
  • Compare against the Revillusion series if log realism is the priority, and against the Ignite linear series if you want a contemporary format.