Some fireplaces are meant to be tucked into a wall. The Regency® Grandview series is meant to be the wall — a big, confident, traditional fire built to anchor a whole room. Three sizes, one idea: the largest viewing area in its class, wrapped in a clean, almost frameless front, so what you see is fire and very little else. An integrated Invisimesh safety screen keeps the glass safe to be near without ever getting between you and the flame.
Behind that glass is Regency's split-flow Infusion Burner — the same patent-pending technology that redefined their inserts, scaled up for a room-sized fire. It layers flame front to back for real depth, so the fire carries the height, movement, and lazy randomness of burning wood rather than the tidy blue row of a lesser gas unit. It is, simply, one of the most convincing gas flames made today.
Then you make it your own. Choose a traditional log grate with an Oak, Birch, or Driftwood set for a classic hearth — or a contemporary crystal tray for a bed of glowing glass. Line the firebox in brick, herringbone, volcanic black, or reflective glass; finish the face in black, brushed nickel, or copper. The Grandview is built to be mixed and matched into something that's yours, not the showroom's.
The Grandview's quiet masterstroke is the Cool Wall System. A patented heat exchanger and a glass safety barrier work together as a silent, fan-free convection loop that draws heat out of the firebox and keeps the wall directly above the fireplace cool to the touch. In practice that means two things people love: you can mount a television or hang art right above the fire, and you can run your finishing material — tile, stone, even combustible millwork — straight up to the edge of the glass. The heat goes into the room, not into the wall.
Control is just as considered. Regency's Proflame II thermostatic remote runs the flame, the ember-bed lighting, and the heat independently — so on a mild West Coast evening you can have the glow of a fire with barely any heat at all, and on a cold night let the optional blower push warmth into every corner of the room. Top-down and ember-bed lighting add depth after dark; a single button sets the mood.
And the Grandview is local in the truest sense — designed and built by Regency in Delta, British Columbia, a short drive from our showroom. Short lead times, parts and service on this coast, and a fireplace engineered for the way we actually live and heat here. For us at Maxwell Fireplace, a Grandview is one of the more satisfying rooms to design around: a big fire deserves a wall built to carry it, and that's exactly the kind of Creative FireSpace™ we like to plan from the studs out.
Three sizes carry the same fire. The G600 is the 32-inch Grandview — generous, but sized to sit comfortably in a standard living-room wall, and rated for indoor or outdoor installation under cover. The G800 steps up to 36 inches — the everyday great-room size, the one most rooms are asking for, and indoor/outdoor capable as well. And the G1200 is the statement: the largest and most advanced Grandview yet, a wide traditional firebox with an extra-large viewing area and up to 53,000 BTU — built for the grand room where the fireplace is meant to be the first thing you see and the last thing you forget. Same burner, same Cool Wall, same clean front — just scaled to the room you're standing in. Telling you which one that is happens to be our favourite part.
The fire runs big. The wall stays cool.
Questions people tend to ask
Can I mount a television or run stone right above it?
Both, and that is the Grandview’s quiet masterstroke. The Cool Wall System pairs a patented heat exchanger with a glass safety barrier to form a silent, fan-free convection loop that draws heat out of the firebox and keeps the wall directly above the fireplace cool to the touch. In practice you can mount a television or hang art above the fire, and run your finishing material — tile, stone, even combustible millwork — straight up to the edge of the glass. The heat goes into the room, not into the wall.
Which of the three sizes does my room want?
The G600 is the 32-inch Grandview — generous, but sized to sit comfortably in a standard living-room wall, and rated for indoor or outdoor installation under cover. The G800 steps up to 36 inches, the everyday great-room size and the one most rooms are asking for, also indoor/outdoor capable. The G1200 is the statement: the largest and most advanced yet, a wide traditional firebox with an extra-large viewing area and up to 53,000 BTU. Same burner, same Cool Wall, same clean front — just scaled to the room you are standing in, and telling you which one that is happens to be our favourite part.
Can I have the look of a fire without much heat?
Yes, and on a mild evening it is the setting most people actually want. The Proflame II thermostatic remote runs the flame, the ember-bed lighting and the heat independently, so you can have the glow of a fire with barely any warmth at all — then on a cold night let the optional blower push heat into every corner. Top-down and ember-bed lighting add depth after dark, and a single button sets it.
Will it actually look like a wood fire, or like a gas one?
Behind the glass is Regency®’s split-flow Infusion Burner, the patent-pending technology that redefined their inserts, scaled up for a room-sized fire. It layers flame front to back for real depth, so the fire carries the height, movement and lazy randomness of burning wood rather than the tidy blue row of a lesser gas unit. It is, simply, one of the most convincing gas flames made today.
How much of it can I choose?
Most of it. A traditional log grate with an Oak, Birch or Driftwood set for a classic hearth, or a contemporary crystal tray for a bed of glowing glass. Line the firebox in brick, herringbone, volcanic black or reflective glass; finish the face in black, brushed nickel or copper. It is built to be mixed into something that is yours rather than the showroom’s.
Is the glass safe to be near?
An integrated Invisimesh safety screen comes as part of the fireplace — fine enough to keep the glass safe to be close to without ever getting between you and the flame.
Where is it made, and what does that mean for service?
It is designed and built by Regency® in Delta, British Columbia, a short drive from our showroom. Short lead times, parts and service on this coast, and a fireplace engineered for the way we actually live and heat here.
