Napoleon Gas Fireplaces

Shop Napoleon gas fireplaces, including the Altitude X and Ascent series in direct vent configurations, plus Ascent Multi-View peninsula and double sided models. Both electronic and millivolt ignition versions are available across the range.

Napoleon Gas Fireplaces

Napoleon's gas fireplace range is built around direct vent technology, with sealed combustion drawing air from outdoors and exhausting back outdoors. The Ascent series is the volume line, available in 30, 36, and 42-inch widths with both electronic and millivolt ignition, and it extends into the Ascent Multi-View models that offer peninsula and double sided configurations for installations viewed from more than one room. The Altitude X series covers 36 and 42-inch direct vent models with electronic ignition.

Having both ignition types available across much of the range is genuinely useful. Millivolt models generate their own operating power from the pilot flame and will light and run during a power outage, which matters if the fireplace is part of your backup heating plan. Electronic ignition models eliminate the standing pilot, which saves gas across a season and enables remote and thermostat control.

Why Buy a Napoleon Gas Fireplace

  • Direct vent sealed combustion keeps exhaust entirely out of the living space and needs no chimney.
  • Both electronic and millivolt ignition available, so you can choose outage performance or efficiency.
  • Ascent Multi-View models provide peninsula and double sided configurations for multi-room installations.
  • Range covers 30 to 42-inch widths, spanning most residential applications.

What to Consider When Buying

  • Confirm your venting path first. Maximum vent run length and elbow limits frequently determine where the fireplace can be located. If there isn't enough space, consider a Napoleon electric fireplace.
  • Decide on ignition type deliberately. Millivolt works during an outage; electronic ignition is more efficient with more control features.
  • Verify the rough opening and framing depth before construction, particularly for the Multi-View models, which are deeper.
  • Plan gas line routing with a licensed professional before the wall is closed up.
  • For multi-sided models, plan the finish material on every visible face and consider sightlines from both rooms.