Tall architectural gas fireplaces
Flare Passage
Flare Passage uses a dramatic 30-inch-wide by 60-inch-tall viewing window in front-facing, see-through, and indoor-outdoor configurations.
Buying guidance
Why choose Flare Passage?
Flare Passage uses a dramatic 30-inch-wide by 60-inch-tall viewing window in front-facing, see-through, and indoor-outdoor configurations. Use the short sections below to see where it fits, what separates it, and what should be settled before ordering.
Best forConnecting rooms or defining an open space
Flare Passage uses a dramatic 30-inch-wide by 60-inch-tall viewing window in front-facing, see-through, and indoor-outdoor configurations.
What makes it differentTall view design with architectural capability
The current collection includes Flare Passage: Front-facing, see-through, and indoor-outdoor. A tall specialty fireplace for statement walls and architectural openings.
What to plan forFrame every viewing side before finish work
Confirm the exact model, natural gas or propane, vent path, clearances, heat-management approach, and surrounding finish before construction. The current choices shown here include Front-facing, see-through, and indoor-outdoor.
Compare nearby Flare families 3 alternatives
Flare See-Through
Flare See-Through connects two rooms with an uninterrupted linear fire view and options for indoor-outdoor applications.
Flare Corner
Flare Corner wraps the fire around a left or right corner for better visibility across open living spaces.
Flare Double Corner
Flare Double Corner places glass on the front and both ends, creating a three-sided fire feature visible across a large room.
Official collection video
See the flame before you compare it in person
What to compare
- Flame height and movement
- Log, ember, glass, or stone presentation
- Viewing area and room scale
- Heat output and control options
- TV, mantel, and finish requirements
Current collection
Models and sizes
Flare Passage
Front-facing, see-through, and indoor-outdoor
A tall specialty fireplace for statement walls and architectural openings.
Official inspiration
Flare Passage design example
This official manufacturer image shows the current family and room scale. Final appearance varies by model, size, interior, media, front, and surrounding finish.
Before ordering
Plan the complete fireplace
Confirm the model and vent route
Bring plans, room photos, or opening dimensions. We will verify the correct model, fuel, venting, and clearances.
Choose the finished appearance
Compare fronts, logs, interiors, media, mantels, hearths, and surrounding brick or stone in one plan.
Coordinate heat and the television
Heat-management choices, mantel clearances, framing, and television placement should be decided before construction.
Details and support
Resources
Official Flare Passage information
Use the manufacturer page for current manuals, detailed specifications, and configuration resources.
Get help from Gagnon
We can narrow the choices, confirm the installation plan, and provide current product and installation pricing.
Let’s plan the right fireplace
Send us your dimensions or visit the showroom. We will help compare models, finishes, venting, and installation requirements.