Wood Burning Fireplace

Real Flames and Heat from a True Wood Burning Fireplace

Enjoy authentic warmth and timeless charm with a true wood burning fireplace. Our range includes high-efficiency designs and advanced wood burning fireplace insert options built for powerful heating and durability. Choose the best wood burning fireplace to add real flames, comfort, and classic style to your living space.

 
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Types Of Wood Burning Fireplaces

Radiant Wood Burning Fireplaces

Radiant wood burning fireplaces heat through direct infrared radiation, warming objects and people directly like sunlight. Perfect for creating classic fireplace ambiance with authentic crackling fire sounds. Available in 36 inch Radiant or Circulating Superior Wood Burning Fireplace, 42 inch Wood Burning Builders Series Radiant or Circulating Superior Fireplace, & 50 inch Radiant Wood Burning Fireplace Biltmore by Majestic.

Circulating Wood Burning Fireplaces

Circulating wood burning fireplaces feature either built-in blowers or added as an accessory that actively distribute heated air throughout your home. These models pull cool room air through intake vents, heat it around the firebox, and push warm air back through top louvers. Superior heat distribution makes them ideal for larger spaces and whole-home heating.

EPA Certified Wood Burning Fireplaces

EPA certified wood burning fireplaces meet strict environmental emission standards set by the Environmental Protection Agency. These high-efficiency models achieve 70-80% efficiency through advanced combustion systems and airtight doors. Smoky Mountain General Store offers EPA certified models like the WRT3920 and WCT6920 with non-catalytic technology. 

Masonry Wood Burning Fireplaces

Masonry wood burning fireplaces feature authentic brick or stone interior linings that replicate traditional site-built fireplaces. Smoky Mountain General Store Signature Series offers mosaic masonry firebrick in 36 inch, 42 inch, and 50 inch widths.

Builder Series Wood Burning Fireplaces

Builder series wood burning fireplaces provide budget-friendly options designed for new construction and contractor installations. These reliable models offer essential heating features without premium pricing, starting at just $899. Superior's Builder Series includes both radiant and circulating configurations in 36 inch and 42 inch sizes. 

Pro Series Wood Burning Fireplaces

Pro series wood burning fireplaces deliver enhanced performance features with fully insulated fireboxes for superior heat retention. These mid-range models bridge the gap between basic builder series and premium signature collections. Available in both radiant WRT and circulating WCT configurations from Smoky Mountain General Store.

Indoor Wood Burning Fireplaces

Indoor wood burning fireplaces are factory-built units engineered specifically for safe interior home installation. These UL-listed models require vertical chimney venting through the roof and must meet strict clearance requirements to combustible materials. Our collection is certified for indoor residential use. 

Custom Wood Burning Fireplaces

These premium models accommodate longer logs, reduce reloading frequency, and provide enhanced visual impact. Smoky Mountain General Store WRT4500 custom series offers 36 inch, 42 inch, and 50 inch widths with expansive glass viewing. 

Frequently Asked Questions

You can buy wood burning fireplaces online at Smoky Mountain General Store General Store. We offer 36", 42", and 50" with prices from $899 to $8,297. Free shipping available.

Wood burning fireplaces range from $899 for builder series models to $8,297 for premium masonry fireplaces. Most popular 36-42 inch models cost between $1,200-$3,500 depending on features.

We carry Superior (Builders Series, Pro Series, Signature Series) and Majestic (Biltmore, Ashland, Royalton, Sovereign) wood burning fireplaces—both trusted industry leaders.

Choose 36 inch for rooms up to 1,200 sq ft, 42 inch for 1,200-1,800 sq ft, and 50 inch for spaces over 1,800 sq ft. Measure your fireplace opening and room size before ordering.

Radiant fireplaces heat objects directly like sunlight—best for single rooms. Circulating fireplaces use blowers to distribute warm air throughout your home—better for whole-house heating and larger spaces.

Indoor wood burning fireplaces are factory-built units installed inside your home. They burn real wood logs, require vertical chimney venting through the roof, and provide heat plus ambiance.

Many jurisdictions require EPA certified fireplaces for new installations. Even if not required, EPA models save money through better efficiency and reduce smoke emissions significantly.

High efficiency wood burning fireplaces feature EPA certification, airtight doors, secondary combustion systems, and insulated fireboxes. They convert 70-80% of wood energy into usable heat versus 30% for traditional fireplaces.

Smoky Mountain General Store offer all top brands. Superior offers excellent value across builders to premium lines. 

No. Wood burning fireplace installation requires professional installation for safety and building code compliance. Installation includes framing, chimney system, proper clearances, and local permits.

Professional installation typically takes 1-3 days depending on complexity, chimney requirements, and whether you're installing in new construction or retrofitting an existing space.

 42 inch fireplaces provide 15-20% more heat output, accommodate longer logs, and create larger flames. Choose 36 inch for smaller rooms/budgets, 42 inch for larger spaces.

Wood fireplaces provide authentic ambiance, higher heat output, and work during power outages. Gas fireplaces offer convenience and cleaner operation. Wood is better for heating, gas for ease-of-use.

Remove ashes after every 3-5 fires. Have your chimney professionally inspected and cleaned annually before burning season to prevent dangerous creosote buildup and ensure safe operation.

Yes. Annual chimney inspection/cleaning, replacing door gaskets when worn, checking glass for cracks, and removing ash regularly are essential for safe, efficient operation.