
Gas Fire Standard Insets
“Our extensive range of standard inset gas fires is designed to suit a wide variety of homes, styles, and fireplace openings. Whether you’re updating a classic surround or creating a fresh focal point, our expert team offers personalised, end-to-end support to help you choose the perfect fit — combining warmth, efficiency, and timeless appeal.”
Richard Langley, Director of Operations
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Designed to suit the typical UK fireplace opening of 16″–22″, our standard inset gas fires are a perfect match for most homes. With a wide variety of styles, finishes, and flame effects available, it’s easy to find an option that complements your space while delivering warmth, efficiency, and timeless appeal
- Designed to suit standard fireplace openings of 16″–22″
- Ideal for a wide variety of UK home styles and layouts
- Over 50 inset gas fire options available through Chase Heating
- Choose from classic, modern, and minimalist designs
- Efficient, space-saving, and easy to install
This gas fire features a glass-fronted inset design for an authentic natural log fire look. It offers high efficiency and exceptional performance. The easy-to-use slide control, located on the top right-hand side, allows you to ignite the fire and adjust the flame height and heat output. With a unique one-piece parilla fascia available in brushed satin finish options of black, silver, or champagne, this gas fire is both stylish and functional. We believe it looks great, and we think you will too!
This compact model in the gas fire range features both conventional and balanced flue options in natural gas and LPG. It suits various needs, whether or not you have an existing chimney. The side slide control allows for easy lighting and flame adjustment, while its dual burner system ensures consistent flame height on lower settings. Choose between two contemporary front options or a traditional cast iron stove front for a classic appearance.
A full-depth gas fire offers a choice of coal or pebble effects, which are becoming less common as log effects gain popularity in glass-fronted fires. It can be operated manually, by slide control, or remotely, and features various fronts and fascias for aesthetic customization. A balanced flue version is also available for homes without a chimney.
