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3 years ago

Who makes this fireplace insert? Thank you.

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Mitra Designs Studio Collaborative
3 years ago
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It is a Wittus built-in fireplace from the Phenix Green series. wittus.com - It is highly efficient and has a good range of heating capacity per square feet. Good luck with your project!
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