Regency Panorama 33CE

Quick Facts

• Heating Capacity: Approx. 500–1,000 sq ft
• Efficiency: 68% (steady state)
• Viewing Area: 416 sq in
• Fuel: Natural gas; propane conversion kit available.
• Controls: Handheld remote with thermostat; wall thermostat optional.
• Fan: Optional

Who It's For

In a small, modern room every visible edge counts, and a faceplate or louver around a little fireplace makes it look like a vent. You need a small fire that sits flush and lets the wall do the framing. If you want tile, stone, or plaster running right to the glass on a compact fireplace, the Panorama P33 Clean Face is the one. Pick a louvered small unit and the hardware is the first thing you see.

What Makes It Special

The Clean Face version of the P33 gives a true flush finish: no faceplate, no louvers, so your finishing material meets the glass and the fire reads as part of the wall rather than something attached to it.

It lights only when you turn it on, so no gas flows between fires, and the Heat Wave duct option lets some of the heat reach the next room. Choose brick in rustic brown, old town red, or herringbone, or a black reflective enamel panel, and add the birch log set if you want a lighter fire.

Possible Downsides

• The fan is optional, not included.
• No faceplate or louver version; if you prefer a framed, traditional face, see the Panorama P33.
• Brick or black enamel interiors only; there is no crystal media option.

If you want a small fire that looks built into the wall rather than bolted to it, the Panorama P33 Clean Face is the right decision. The room looks finished before anyone notices the fire is the reason.

The P33 Clean Face offers brick panels in rustic brown, old town red, or herringbone, a black reflective enamel panel, a birch log set, an ember upgrade, a fan kit, basic or programmable wall thermostats, and the Heat Wave duct.