Regency® New York View 60 — Designed Around the Way We Live
The New York View 60 from Regency's City Series™ is a 60-inch linear gas fireplace built for spaces where design is non-negotiable. Its tall, wide viewing window delivers an unobstructed, cinematic view of the flame — no grilles, no vents, no visual interruptions. Just fire.
What sets it apart from virtually every other fireplace on the market is how thoughtfully it was designed around the way we actually live and decorate today. The Cool Wall System keeps surface temperatures low enough to run your finishing material — tile, marble, wood cladding, painted drywall — right to the very edge of the glass. No metal border, no mandatory surround, no awkward transition. Your design carries seamlessly to the flame.
There isn't a convection air intake on the lower face of the unit, which means the front stays completely clean. Nothing to interrupt the wall, nothing to design around. Just a frameless ribbon of fire set flush into whatever finish you choose.
Because the wall stays cool, hanging a television or a piece of original art directly above is not only possible — it's done all the time. The convection design manages heat output directionally, so what's above the fireplace stays protected. Your room, your art, your screen — all exactly where you want them.
On the installation side, the CV60 frames like a standard wood stud and drywall application. No specialty framing system, no exotic clearance requirements, no extra trades. It simplifies the build without compromising the result.
This is exactly the kind of fireplace we had in mind when we built Maxwell Fireplace around the idea of Creative FireSpaces™. From helping you choose the right finish and firebed to managing the full installation in-house — permits, framing, finishing, and all — our team handles every detail so the result looks exactly the way you imagined it. One conversation, one team, one seamless experience.
Some fireplaces heat a room. This one defines it.
Questions people tend to ask
Can I run tile or marble right up to the glass?
Yes, and that is the whole reason to choose this fireplace. The Cool Wall System keeps surface temperatures low enough to carry your finishing material — tile, marble, wood cladding, painted drywall — right to the very edge of the glass. No metal border, no mandatory surround, no awkward transition. Your design carries seamlessly to the flame.
Is there a vent or grille on the front of the unit?
None. There is no convection air intake on the lower face, so the front stays completely clean — nothing to interrupt the wall and nothing to design around. Just a frameless ribbon of fire set flush into whatever finish you choose.
Can a television go directly above it?
Not only possible — it is done all the time. The convection design manages heat output directionally, so what sits above the fireplace stays protected. Your room, your art, your screen, all exactly where you want them.
Does it need special framing or unusual clearances?
No. The CV60 frames like a standard wood stud and drywall application — no specialty framing system, no exotic clearance requirements, no extra trades. It simplifies the build without compromising the result, which is rarer in this category than it should be.
How big is the opening?
It is a 60-inch linear fire with a tall, wide viewing window and an unobstructed, cinematic view of the flame. No grilles, no vents, no visual interruptions — just fire.
How does it relate to the rest of the City Series?
The New York View is the single-sided member of Regency®’s City Series™, and the 60″ is the size most rooms ask for. If a corner, a bay, a pier or a see-through suits your wall better, the wider family has its own piece in the Collection.
A fireplace is only half of it. The other half is who places it.
Maxwell Fireplace is North Vancouver’s Creative FireSpaces™ — and we stay involved in every part of the job. The fireplace itself is ours from the first conversation to the final flame: design and placement, permitting, delivery, installation, and the care that comes after. When the work runs to a surround, a mantel, tile or millwork, we plan it with the trades doing it — yours, or ones we bring in — so the fire and the wall are drawn as one thing rather than two. One point of contact, and nothing lost in the gap between trades.
It’s exactly why a New York View 60 belongs with us. It frames like a standard stud-and-drywall application, which removes the excuses — what is left is choosing the finish and the firebed, and detailing the wall so a sixty-inch fire looks inevitable rather than merely large — and that is the difference between an appliance and a centrepiece. We serve homeowners and contractors across Greater Vancouver, the North Shore, and the Sea to Sky Corridor — Squamish to Whistler and Pemberton — and we’d love to show you what’s possible for your room.