Napoleon Electric Fireplaces

Shop Napoleon electric fireplaces, including the Elevation X built-in, the Cineview series, and the Rosedale series in 26 and 29-inch widths. Most Rosedale and Cineview models are available as both built-ins and inserts.

Napoleon Electric Fireplaces

Napoleon's electric fireplace range covers traditional and contemporary formats in sizes suited to real rooms rather than only feature walls. The Rosedale series handles conventional proportions in 26 and 29-inch widths, the Cineview series adds log and crystal media options with a remote in a 26-inch size, and the Elevation X is a built-in model for contemporary installations.

Most Rosedale and Cineview models are offered both as built-in fireboxes and as inserts, which is what makes the range broadly useful. The built-in versions are framed into new walls; the insert versions, some supplied with a surround, drop into an existing fireplace opening. That gives you the same appearance whether you are building a wall or converting an unused wood-burning fireplace, without touching the chimney.

Why Buy a Napoleon Electric Fireplace

  • Both built-in and insert versions available across much of the range, covering new construction and retrofit.
  • Cineview models include log and crystal media options plus a remote, so the firebox character can be adjusted.
  • Sizes concentrated in practical 26 to 29-inch widths that suit bedrooms, offices, and secondary living spaces.
  • No venting, chimney work, or gas line required.

What to Consider When Buying

  • Choose between the built-in and insert version based on whether you are framing a new cavity or retrofitting an existing opening.
  • For an insert, measure the existing firebox front width, rear width, and height, and check whether a surround is included.
  • For a built-in, get the rough opening and cavity depth from the spec sheet before framing.
  • Verify the electrical requirement for your model and have any needed circuit run before drywall.
  • Compare media options where offered, since logs and crystal give very different looks in the same firebox.