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Doe anyone know how I can get this cast iron facade?

8 years ago

It's a lennox spectra fireplace part number H0378

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Showroom Partners
8 years ago
Lennox is now Superior Fireplaces. Where are you located? The Spectra is still available I belive just a different model name. Visit Showroom Partners online for links to Superior Fireplaces.
patti1208
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8 years ago
I am in New York, but would have it shipped to me if I could find it. I think it's IHP that has taken both Lennox and Superior over and they say it's discontinued. I have the fireplace installed already so I really need the facade.
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Email me at vresto1@mac.com and I will check with my contacts. Please include all of your information. Do you have the 35 or 40" model?

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