November 11, 2026
When shopping for a quality gas fireplace, the bill can add up fast. You start with the listed price, then add the front, logs, fan, and remote control. By the end, the fireplace you had in mind costs far more than expected.
With Archgard’s Eclipse, all of these features are already included in the base price. You get a complete fireplace right from the start, without having to tack on endless options. All that is left to budget for are the venting, installation, and wall-finishing costs tailored to your project.
Discover what sets this Canadian-made fireplace apart.
Everyday features are already included
The Eclipse is equipped with the Proflame 2 control system featuring the exclusive SmartStart system, and includes a deluxe ST wall-mounted remote for easy operation. It also comes complete with its log set and ceramic glass.
Available in natural gas or propane, it delivers up to 30,000 BTUs of heat into your living space.
Two interior panel finishes
Looking to add more depth to the fire? Reflective glass panels mirror the dancing flames at the back of the firebox. If you prefer a more understated backdrop, a metal panel option is now available.
Ready to welcome the Eclipse into your home?
The fireplace is chosen, the features are included. Now all that’s left is picturing where it belongs in your home!
Bring a photo or sketch of your wall to a specialty retailer to compare both finishes and map out the next steps to bring your project to life.
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Discover everything you need to know about the Eclipse gas fireplace and take the next step toward your project.
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