The Flare power vent advantage
Designed for extremely long venting runs, the system lets your fireplace draft up to 100 feet — through walls, up roofs, around corners.
Standard natural venting typically requires a vertical rise directly above the firebox, which can limit where the fireplace is installed. A power vent uses fan-assisted draft to allow more flexible vent routing, including longer vent runs, up to eight elbows, and nontraditional vent paths. This gives architects, designers, and builders greater freedom to place the fireplace where the design calls for it. With three power vent styles available, Flare offers a solution for a wide range of applications.
One for any application
Every style drafts up to 100′ with as many as eight 90° elbows, and allows a 90° elbow directly off the top of the box.
Power venting can be added after your fireplace purchase.
Put the fire where the design wants it.
Frequently asked questions
What is a power vent on a fireplace?
A power vent is an optional, fan-assisted venting system that lets a Flare fireplace draft without a vertical rise directly above the firebox. Instead, the vent can terminate horizontally on a side wall, vertically through the roof, or discreetly inline.
How long can a Flare fireplace vent run be?
With the Flare Power Vent System, a fireplace can draft up to 100 feet with as many as eight 90° elbows, and it allows a 90° elbow directly off the top of the firebox.
What are the three Flare power vent styles?
Flare offers three power vent styles: the Horizontal End of Line, the Inline, and the Vertical End of Line — so there is one for any application.
Can you add a power vent after buying a Flare fireplace?
Yes. Power venting can be added after your fireplace purchase.
Does the Power Vent System work with all Flare fireplaces?
Yes. The Power Vent System is an optional feature available for all Flare fireplace models.
Planning a run? Let’s map the vent.


