HearthStone WFP 75 Zero Clearance Wood Fireplace

The HearthStone WFP 75 gives you a real wood fire in a room that never had a fireplace. It's a zero clearance fireplace, designed to be built near combustible materials, so it can be framed into a wall and finished to match your home.

The cast iron front has a hand chiseled stone texture, available in matte black or brown enamel. HearthStone says the WFP 75 exceeds 2020 EPA standards, with certified emissions of 1.14 g/hr and 68% average efficiency (HHV). The 2.5 cubic foot firebox takes 20 inch logs loaded east-west, and the blower is included.

What Makes the WFP 75 Different

• Zero clearance design. Built to go near combustible materials, so it can be framed in without building a masonry fireplace.
• Chiseled stone cast iron front. The textured cast iron face looks like hand-worked stone, in matte black or brown enamel.
• Blower included. The blower comes with the fireplace, up to 176 CFM.
• Exceeds 2020 EPA standards. HearthStone lists certified emissions of 1.14 g/hr.

This listing is the HearthStone WFP 75 zero clearance wood fireplace, model 8411 (WFP-75.1), offered in matte black (8411-0010) and brown enamel (8411-0020).

Key Specifications

• Fireplace type: Zero clearance wood fireplace
• Average overall efficiency (HHV, dry cordwood): 68%
• Particulate emissions: 1.14 g/hr
• Overall heat output rate (min. to max.): 14,200 BTU/h to 48,200 BTU/h
• Firebox capacity: 2.5 cu ft
• Maximum log length: 20 in (east-west)
• Flue size: 6 in, top exit
• Chimney: UL 103 HT (2100 °F) / CAN/ULC S629
• Blower: Included (up to 176 CFM)

Efficiency and output are HearthStone's figures from testing. How the fireplace feels in your home depends on the room, the framing, the chimney, and how it's used.

Ownership & Maintenance

The WFP 75 is a factory-built system, so the chimney must be the listed UL 103 HT type and the installation should follow the manual exactly. The included blower needs power to run. We offer ongoing service for our customers.

A new wood fireplace means planning the framing, chimney, and finish together. Talk with us at our Auburn, Brunswick, and Yarmouth showrooms, or see more HearthStone stoves and fireplaces.