Bypass Mechanism
| Patented Automatic Air Control |
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| The bypass is a rod located on the top of the door frame. When opening the door, the rod engages the chimney sweeping cap. This helps redirect the smoke to the chimney during start-up and reload. | This patented, user-friendly mechanism automatically reduces the amount of combustion air introduced during ignition to the desired burn rate setting. The result is a beautifully consistent fire burning to its full capacity. |
Reversible Cast-Iron Panels |
Chimney Sweeping Cap |
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| Crafted with care, Supreme's heavy-duty cast iron panels are stamped with a brick pattern on one side and a flowing contemporary design on the other. These reversible panels provide a versatile design that is as beautiful as it is functional. | Located on the baffle, this convenient feature allows for easy access of the chimney for maintenance and cleaning without having to remove any other components in the firebox. |
Unique Door Operation |
Patented Variable Air Control |
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| Supreme's finely crafted door handle has an ergonomic design and keeps the door shut by means of a latch for a secure operation. | A variable amount of secondary air is introduced into the firebox that mixes with the rising gases of the wood. The result is an appealing and unique arrangement of flames that prolongs combustion, increases efficiency and minimizes emissions. |
Innovative Baffle Design |
Dual Blower System (165 CFM) |
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| Most EPA units have secondary air tubes that reduce the firebox height and require maintenance. Supreme's unique design allows secondary air to enter through a perforated baffle offering an unimpeded view of the fire all while increasing the efficiency and combustion. | The dual blower system helps distribute the convection heat more efficiently into the room. As the combustion progresses, the blowers automatically activate with the heat and can be set using the variable speed control. |
Hot Air System | |
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| This option helps distribute warm air to different floors or areas as far as 25 feet away. | |