Ortal Wilderness Three Sided 60" Fireplace

The look of burning logs, visible from three sides of the room. Quick Facts • Viewing Area: Approx. 66″ wide, open on three sides. • Fuel: Natural gas or propane. • Controls: Remote; wall switch and app control optional. Who It’s For Most gas fireplaces face one direction, so the fire disappears the moment you sit anywhere but straight in front of it—and in an open floor plan, that’s most of the seats. You need a fire you can see from every seat . If you’re building or remodeling and want the fireplace at the end of a wall or dividing two spaces, with flames that read as burning logs instead of a thin ribbon over glass, the Ortal Wilderness Three Sided 60 is built for that spot. Choose a flat, one-sided unit instead and half the room never sees the fire. What Makes It Special Ortal built the Wilderness collection to recreate an authentic hearth fire in gas: ceramic logs with flame moving through and around them, so what you see is a wood fire, not a gas appliance . You get the fire people gather around without hauling wood or tending anything—press the remote and it’s burning. The fire view is over five feet wide and wrapped in glass on three sides . Set it at the end of a wall between the kitchen and the living room and both spaces look at flame instead of the back of a fireplace. Because the glass on any gas fireplace runs hot, this one comes with your choice of barrier: a mesh screen so fine you barely notice it, or a double-glass front with quiet fans that keep the outer pane within today’s safety standard. Possible Downsides • The double-glass version needs a standard electrical outlet to run its cooling fans; the screen version doesn’t. • This is a build-in unit for new construction or a remodel —it frames into a wall and finishes with tile or stone, so it isn’t a drop-in for an existing masonry fireplace. If you want a gas fire that looks like burning logs and can be seen from every seat, the Wilderness Three Sided 60 is the right decision. The space around it becomes the room everyone ends up in. It runs on natural gas or propane and takes driftwood, valley oak, or birch log sets, with your choice of protective screen or double-glass front, so the fire fits the room you’re planning.

Manuals & Spec Sheets

Documentation for this model is available in the showroom.