Ortal Wilderness Corner Left Side 77H Gas Fireplace

Over six feet of fire that turns the corner with your room. Quick Facts • Viewing Area: 77″ of fire wrapping the left corner. • Fuel: Natural gas or propane. • Controls: Remote with thermostat, timer, and eco modes; app and wall-switch control optional. • Fan: None Who It’s For A flat fireplace faces one direction. In an open room with seating along two walls, half the seats get the fire and the other half get a wall. You need a fire the room can see from more than one direction . If you’re planning a corner in a great room or an open floor plan and you want the look of a real log fire without hauling wood, this is your unit. Choose a standard front-facing fireplace and the flame disappears the moment you round the corner; choose the Wilderness Corner Left Side 77H and the fire follows the room. What Makes It Special Every Wilderness fireplace is built around Ortal’s ceramic log burner, and the 77H runs the long driftwood version: five weathered logs with flame rising through and between them, the look and movement of a real wood fire with none of the hauling, tending, or ash. Turn it down for an October evening or up for a January night, or set the thermostat mode and let it hold the room there on its own. The glass is where this model earns the corner. It’s frameless, and at the corner glass meets glass with no post between them , so the fire reads as one continuous sheet of flame from both sides of the room. And because this is a high-glass model, interior lighting comes included, on a dimmer—you can run the light without the flame and the logs still glow. You also choose how the fire is enclosed: a protective screen of mesh so fine it’s almost invisible , or Ortal’s Double Glass front, which circulates air between two panes with near-silent fans so the outer glass runs cooler. Both preserve the view; Double Glass is the one to pick where people walk close to the fire. Possible Downsides • Long driftwood is the only log style for this size; the chopped-wood and dark-brown Wilderness looks are built for smaller models. • It won’t run during a power outage —this model needs household power to operate. • App and wall-switch control are optional ; the handheld remote is what comes standard. If you want a real-looking log fire that every seat in an open room can see, the Wilderness Corner Left Side 77H is the right decision. The corner that used to be dead space becomes the spot the whole room faces. The 77H comes in three versions—Protective Screen, Double Glass, and a taller-glass Double Glass—and burns a five-piece long driftwood log set in natural gas or propane.

Manuals & Spec Sheets

Documentation for this model is available in the showroom.