Ortal Wilderness Corner Right Side 25H Gas Fireplace

A wood-fire look that wraps the corner of the room. Quick Facts • Fuel: Natural gas or propane. • Controls: Handheld remote with thermostat modes; app and wall switch control optional. • Fan: None Who It’s For A fireplace set flat against one wall shows the flame to the seats directly in front of it and a dark edge to everyone else. In a room that turns a corner, half the seating loses the view. You need a fire you can see from more than one seat . If you’re planning a remodel or new build where the fireplace anchors a right-hand corner, the Ortal Wilderness Corner Right Side 25H is the one—a zero-clearance unit built into new framing, with your tile or stone finishing right up to the glass, not a unit for an existing masonry fireplace. A flat-front fire will do its job for the couch that faces it; this one puts the flame in front of the whole room. What Makes It Special Ortal built the Wilderness line for one goal: a gas fire that reads as a wood fire . Ceramic logs sit in the flame the way split wood sits in a hearth, and the burner is built around the logs, so the fire looks gathered and lit rather than piped in. Then the glass does what a flat unit can’t: it turns the corner. The design is frameless, so the flame is in view from two directions with nothing but glass at the turn , and the fireplace reads as part of the architecture instead of a box on the wall. The double-glass heat barrier puts a second pane in front of the fire with a thin layer of circulating air between them—near-silent fans keep the outer glass far cooler than the fire side , and the extra pane is clear enough that you don’t notice it’s there. Possible Downsides • Right-side corner only —the glass turns the right-hand corner; Ortal builds a left-side version if your wall runs the other way. • The double-glass barrier is the only barrier option for this model, and double-glass units run on household power, so the fireplace won’t operate during a power outage. • Log fire only —the Wilderness firebox is designed around a ceramic log set; for a stone or glass-media fire, look at Ortal’s standard Corner line. If you want a gas fire that looks like a wood fire and faces the whole room, the Wilderness Corner Right Side 25H is the right decision. The corner becomes the room everyone ends up in. The fire is built around your choice of five ceramic log sets—Dark Brown, Chopped Wood, Driftwood, Valley Oak, or Birch—with interior finishes running from standard matte to black reflective glass and brick panels.

Manuals & Spec Sheets

Documentation for this model is available in the showroom.