Structural stability
Define anchoring and surrounding support for the full height, not only the burner platform.
Tall Vertical See-Through
This configuration is higher than it is wide and has two opposite viewing faces. “Tall vertical see-through firebox” is clear international procurement language; “portrait-format see-through firebox” is also appropriate.

Configuration basis: tall, narrow housing with two opposite viewing openings.
Last technical review: July 14, 2026. The pictured 800 x 1800 mm concept is not a universal standard size.
Configuration
The tall frame must remain stable, square and serviceable while presenting a relatively small fire feature near the bottom. The surrounding divider, anchoring, glass, heat or mist path and maintenance route need to be resolved together.
Critical Decisions
Define anchoring and surrounding support for the full height, not only the burner platform.
Confirm visible width, height and burner position from both sides so the flame does not appear lost in the tall frame.
Specify glass height, fixing and cleaning access as part of the production scope.
Keep the lower appliance and internal components removable without dismantling the entire divider.
Project Brief
Correct name: use “tall vertical see-through firebox.” Avoid “double-open type,” which is ambiguous in international specifications.
FAQ
No. It is a documented example format; final dimensions are project-specific.
Yes, with two opposite viewing faces in a portrait-oriented housing.
Potentially, after the exact burner, heat, guarding and ventilation requirements are coordinated.
Potentially, with appropriate mist airflow, water, drain and service access.