Double-Sided / See-Through

One fire feature connecting two opposite spaces.

A see-through firebox has two opposite viewing faces and is commonly used in room dividers, open-plan interiors and visual links between adjacent zones. Symmetry, structure, guarding and service access need to work from both sides.

Discuss a Firebox Project Brief

2 facesOpposite viewing sides

Divider useOpen-plan applications

Custom drawingAppliance-specific design

Six product views of SEFIRE double-sided see-through fireplace fireboxes

Configuration basis: two opposite openings around one confirmed appliance.

Last technical review: July 14, 2026. Final dimensions are defined only by the approved drawing.

Configuration

Both elevations must be designed together.

A see-through housing affects two rooms or two sides of a divider. Opening alignment, finish thickness, glass or guarding, controls and access cannot be resolved from only one elevation.

Critical Decisions

Resolve these before fabrication.

Divider structure

Confirm load support, total wall depth and how the firebox connects to surrounding framing.

Two-sided finish

Coordinate both material build-ups, reveals and visible edges so one side does not compromise the other.

Operation and service

Define which side provides controls, filling, water access, drain access and future removal.

Guarding

Specify glass or barriers as explicit scope items where the project requires user separation.

Project Brief

Submit both room elevations.

Exact appliance model and viewing direction.
Both finished openings and wall sections.
Overall divider width, height and depth.
Finish build-up on both sides.
Controls, services, access and guarding requirements.
Country, quantity, packing and installation sequence.

Terminology: “double-sided” and “see-through” are standard procurement descriptions. Do not confuse this with a three-sided bay opening.

FAQ

Can both sides have equal openings?

Yes, when coordinated in the approved drawing; finish thickness may still differ.

Can it connect indoors and outdoors?

Only after weather, thermal, drainage and appliance suitability are specifically engineered.

Where is service access placed?

On the side selected in the drawing, with enough room to inspect and remove components.

Is glass included?

Only when explicitly listed in the quotation.