Moberg Fireplaces specializes in all masonry wood burning fireplaces and masonry gas fireplaces as well as custom masonry fireplaces for commercial and residential architectural projects. Moberg Fireplaces' manufactured kits include the Modern Rumford masonry fireplace and MRC masonry fireplace, which are among the cleanest burning and most efficient masonry fireplaces on the market today. The Modern Rumford fireplaces and MRC fireplaces are clean burning wood and gas fireplaces meeting the strictest EPA Phase II requirements for clean burning fireplaces. The Modern Rumford fireplace and MRC fireplace are approved in Colorado, Washington and California.

The Modern Rumford fireplace kit and MRC fireplace kit feature easy installation and customization. Moberg Fireplaces provides comprehensive fireplace construction guidelines as well as architectural drawings for its fireplaces. In addition, Moberg Fireplaces provides custom masonry fireplace design, modern fireplaces, gas log sets, custom gas fireplaces and historic fireplace reconstruction.

Moberg masonry fireplaces are noted for their environmental excellence and for environmentally friendly fireplace design.
12 Design Challenges 527.jpg 91 Programming 319f.jpg 952 563 957 115 965 127 971 150 976 156 984 244 990 947 998 190 1002 256 1005 206 1008 212 1041 1036 1042 236 Moberg Fireplaces understands on a deep level that each custom architectural program goes beyond a set of functional requirements, technical space allocations and relationships. Programming holistically embodies the emotional and spiritual needs of the client, too: their dreams of a perfect building.

Though ideally we are called in early on fireplace programs, we are also sometimes asked to correct plans and solve problems for projects that have stalled, or are otherwise on tight deadlines.

We specialize in solving challenges that other firms are not prepared to address in architectural programming. Moberg Fireplaces is unequaled in our abilities to help professionals realize their client's dreams for their desired fireplace, however grand or unusual, yielding significant fireplace programs.
92 Specifications 329f.jpg 958 115 966 127 973 145 985 244 In designing custom fireplaces, Moberg Fireplaces does not stop at specifying components such as the firebox, smoke chamber and damper. Nor do we merely supply drawings, plans, and sections. Moberg Fireplaces goes further to specify materials and how they should be incorporated into the final complete fireplace solution. We frequently go beyond outdated standard masonry solutions, offering modern building materials such as insulated metal flue systems, and termination structures that can withstand any environmental conditions while supporting classic architectural aesthetics.

With our manufactured products, Moberg's specifications include all the components and options for the kit or system, which are frequently backed up with construction guidelines that clearly define all the other required materials and methods. 93 Construction 516bg.jpg 986 244 1051 127 1052 236 Moberg Fireplaces supports the construction of beautiful fireplaces through our unique drawings, specifications and materials. However, we go further by also offering two types of expert supervision for fireplace construction projects. By long distance, we regularly confer with architects, contractors and masons on their projects using overnight express deliveries, telephone, fax, and email. Additionally, we can lend support through on-site inspections, to ensure the quality and accountability required for large-scale and particularly complex projects. 94 Industry 626f.jpg 1009 212 1011 218 1017 230 One of the benefits of leading more than 3,000 fireplace installations over the past 25 years is that Moberg Fireplaces enjoys worldwide professional affiliations with the best practitioners in structural and mechanical engineering, as well as the best metal craftsmen, stone masons, and other complementary professional services. Our affiliation with some of the finest testing laboratories in the world, like OMNI-Test Laboratories, Inc. of Beaverton, OR, allows us to advance the science of fireplaces to new heights. As the need arises, we can and do contract with the best professional services to meet the needs of our clients. The knowledge and experience of the Moberg team in fireplace building codes, standards, and testing requirements is unequaled among North American fireplace firms. In addition to supporting standard programs, Moberg Fireplaces specializes in solving design challenges for fireplaces that - either in their size or scope of aesthetic and technical complexity - might perplex many architects, contractors and masons.

Our main goal is always to support the architect. The design solutions we dictate yield functional fireplaces and the quality of fire that the architect's client wants to see. We can produce in CAD the construction documents and detail the materials and specifications it takes to build the architect's design intent, whether the vision is for one spectacular fireplace, or a mansion boasting a dozen or more separate hearths. Our approach is to help see to fruition safe, perfectly performing fireplaces.
9 Custom Solutions 334.jpg 10 Custom Design 325f.jpg 105 Comprehensive Specifications 548 460 884 463 888 466 565 312d.pdf Typical Spec Summary When Moberg designs a fireplace, we do so within the architect's specific program, and within their drawings to the required scale. But we also go a step further to provide a holistic view of all the fireplace components. Moberg goes beyond drawings and material specifications to provide an overview of all that is entailed in the installation of the finished project - to assist in the conceptual incorporation of the complete fireplace into the building. Our specifications are unequaled in the industry for their accuracy and completeness. 106 Innovative Technology 566 320d.pdf Motorized Dampers 567 326d.pdf Heated Smoke Chambers 549 469 890 853 1046 1045 Over the past 25 years, no other fireplace firm has matched Moberg Fireplaces in technological innovation. We are experts at incorporating the non-traditional in fireplace design. These technological advances include computer-controlled draft enhancement, motorized dampers and electronic gas-fed log lighters. Another innovation is our care in building redundant fireplace safety features that please architects, clients, and municipal building departments, which protect users and their guests. 107 Detailed CAD Drawings 568 321d.pdf Typical Section Detail 894 477 In our consultation with architectural firms, Moberg Fireplaces provides all the levels of detail needed to complete submittals to contractors. You may choose to send us your drawings, or we can develop them from the beginning.

If you send us drawings, Moberg is expert at identifying and circumventing difficulties in your existing fireplace plans, including design intent incompatibilities with proper fireplace system functioning. We offer workable solutions for existing problems with materials, insulation, fuel-loading, venting, penetrations and terminations. We detail construction in CAD drawings from all the necessary fireplace views. These details can be submitted separately or folded into architects' design and construction documents. In most cases, we can also supply the custom, functional materials. 108 Professional Construction Supervision 895 855 Walter Moberg and other members of our staff are available for job site inspections around the U.S. (and the world) to monitor adherence to construction plans and circumvent possible fireplace construction problems.

Our in-house construction consulting department also confers routinely by express mail, telephone, fax and email with architects, contractors, and construction crews. This helps contractors avoid mistakes and down-stream expenses.

Moberg Fireplaces is available to advise on and support our designs and materials all the way through to the installed completion of each project. We invite you to contact a Moberg representative for your construction supervision.
564 325d.pdf Custom Client Programs 953 563 959 115 962 121 967 127 972 150 974 145 977 156 987 244 991 947 999 190 1003 256 1006 206 1022 236 Moberg Fireplaces designs and creates aesthetically pleasing, fully functional fireplaces based on the architect's unique design intent, regardless of the complexities. Consequently, many of the programs we have worked on in the past two decades are aesthetic and engineering fireplace marvels.

Modern custom fireplace design is extraordinarily demanding. Too often we see programs where internal elements, particularly in large fireplaces, are poorly placed for real-world operating conditions. Improper design may cause mantels and facings to crack, or smoke to spill into rooms. Moberg expands the architect's palette of available options for fully functional fireplaces. We also excel in working with unusual geometries and the newest technologies to accurately deliver perfectly functioning historical recreations. 11 Sophisticated Assemblies 405bg.jpg 23 Unusual Fireplace Geometries 571 401d.pdf Multi-Faced Openings 572 195d.pdf Complex Fireboxes 1047 1043 1048 1044 1049 858 1050 859 In our modern world, many people accept that chimneys do not need to terminate directly above fireplaces. However, most modern direct-vent gas fireplaces have only the usual selection of firebox geometries. These drastically limit the presentation of the fire and only use gas-fired systems. Architectural desires for unusual firebox geometries challenge all conventional fireplace designs.

Moberg Fireplaces accomplishes the successful design of unusual fireplace elements by putting together geometries for fireboxes and for flues that do not strictly adhere to traditional designs, and their codes and listings.

We deal regularly with unusual firebox geometries, such as round and multi-sided fireboxes. No other firm matches our experience in designing, detailing and supervising the construction of fireplaces with unusual geometries. 24 Creative Venting Solutions 903 491 905 493 The complexity of proper fireplace venting is often underestimated. This accounts for the unfortunately large number of North American fireplaces that don't function properly.

Instead of putting together a group of pre-designed and often limiting components, Moberg Fireplaces first considers fuel load and exhaust system demands on a building. This often requires creative thinking. Moberg Fireplaces has a long track record of allowing for other building programs, including rooms, swimming pools, and elevator shafts that interfere with conventional smoke ventilation. That creative spirit, backed up by our training and experience, yields creative venting solutions that perfectly match even the most demanding architectural program. 25 Integrated Terminations 907 497 908 499 909 862 1080 165d.pdf Typical Section Detail 1081 614d.pdf Hidden Assemblies Over the past decade, Moberg Fireplaces has found a solution to a long-standing problem in modern fireplace design: creating acceptable terminations.

Too often in recent decades, masons have capped chimneys with little informed consideration of good flashing and sealing, proper maintenance or the durability of the materials used. Many covered solutions, designed by architects, especially neglected the need for unrestricted flow of exhaust gases.

Moberg Fireplaces has developed integrated termination designs that allow for the correct maintenance of flues over the lifetime of the building, maintain the durability of all components, and provide protection from back pressure, winds and heavy rains. We help our clients avoid the kinds of dysfunctional constructions and operations that destroy fireplaces and fireplace operations. 569 405d.pdf Termination Frames 954 563 960 115 963 121 975 145 978 156 981 167 988 244 992 947 1007 206 1023 236 Moberg Fireplaces simplifies fireplace appearances and achieves desired effects by integrating many necessary, but often uncommon "invisible" fireplace elements.

What we must do behind the scenes, to allow specific mantelpiece and firebox positioning, or unusual chimney venting, is frequently technically sophisticated. This may entail shaping, cooling, insulating and ventilating the environment for the gases of the fireplace, or it may require construction of a multi-faceted, technologically advanced skeleton that will allow the surface to express the architect's desire.

More than any other firm, Moberg Fireplaces routinely and successfully handles these kinds of difficult requests to deliver sophisticated fireplace assemblies. 50 Classic Fireplace Reconstruction 310bg.jpg 575 310d.pdf Classical Assemblies 580 619d.pdf Reconstruction Program 51 Antique Mantelpieces 578 310d.pdf Classical Assemblies 1026 512 1095 1093 Moberg Fireplaces is not a vast importer or an agent at large for antique mantelpieces, but we are experienced specialists in this area - including the preparation, proper technical integration into the building and final installation of each piece. We locate and acquire specific antique mantelpieces representing the size, decoration and period that client ’ Moberg Fireplaces is not a vast importer or agent at large for antique mantelpieces, but we are experienced specialists in this area — including the preparation, proper technical integration into the building and final installation of each piece. We locate and acquire specific antique mantelpieces representing the size, decoration and period that client ’ Moberg Fireplaces is not a vast importer or agent at large for antique mantelpieces, but we are experienced specialists in this area — including the preparation, proper technical integration into the building and final installation of each piece. We locate and acquire specific antique mantelpieces representing the size, decoration and period that client ’ Moberg Fireplaces is not a vast importer or agent at large for antique mantelpieces, but we are experienced specialists in this area, including the preparation, proper technical integration into the building and final installation of each piece. We locate and acquire specific antique mantelpieces representing the size, decoration and period that client ’ Moberg Fireplaces is not a vast importer or agent at large for antique mantelpieces, but we are experienced specialists in this area, including the preparation, proper technical integration into the building and final installation of each piece. We locate and acquire specific antique mantelpieces representing the size, decoration and period that client ’ Moberg Fireplaces is not a vast importer or agent at large for antique mantelpieces, but we are experienced specialists in this area, including the preparation, proper technical integration into the building and final installation of each piece. We locate and acquire specific antique mantelpieces representing the size, decoration and period that clients desire. Our skill in this specialized realm was honed over many years in our capacity as fireplace consultant for the Ritz-Carlton Hotel chain.

We have worked with ancient mantelpieces covering a millennium of styles and forms, from rustic 11th century antiquities, to 19th century neoclassical, and 20th century art nouveau and art deco. We have substantial experience with 18th century Louis XIV-styled marble pieces, and limestone mantels from 15th century country chateaus in Italy and France. 268 Cast-Iron Firebox Linings 579 616d.pdf Plaques de Cheminees 912 508 915 512 When it comes to fireplace linings, you no longer have to settle for stock patterns and pop designs. Moberg Fireplaces can make the Renaissance come alive in your home or hotel program, with historical cast-iron linings for classical fireplaces and hearths of distinction.

With more than a quarter century in the custom fireplace business, Moberg offers one of the widest selection of historical cast-iron firebox linings in North America. We specialize in French and Italian 17th and 18th century originals, as well as impeccable re-castings with aluminum molds made directly from the originals. You may choose from many options in style and configuration. We can provide complete sets, customized to specific mantelpieces, and are constantly acquiring new originals for our clients' programs.

Our integrated design services include complete detailing of the firebox and mantel. A CD of potential parts to mix, match and group allows you to work with our designers to customize a solution. Our expert fabricators and foundries do the rest. 269 Traditional European Fireplaces 581 395d.pdf Trad. English Inserts 582 397d.pdf Typical Install Detail 583 396d.pdf Swedish Kakelugns 584 394d.pdf Heat-Store Technology 919 866 921 868 Swedish Kakelugns--The tiled masonry heater has played an important part in the European way of life for more than five hundred years. The Swedish Cronspisen (pronounced "krone-spee-sun") is among the world's finest wood-fired masonry heaters. Called "kakelugns," they are available in tiled or stucco models, and manufactured in pre-engineered components assembled on-site by factory-trained masons. Elegantly simple, with classic lines, they are at home in virtually any decor.

Radiant, stored heat from a kakelugn is perhaps its most special benefit. Accumulated heat is released up to 24 hours after the fire is out as gentle, continuous warmth. Independent laboratory tests in Europe and the U.S. confirm overall efficiency of Cronspisen products to be 70-85%, with combustion efficiency approaching 95%. This astonishing performance is achieved without expensive catalytic combustors that must be periodically replaced. Particulate emissions (smoke) are also extremely low, with levels several times lower than even EPA-certified metal woodstoves.

English Inserts--Stovax Classic Fireplaces reflect the elegance of the Victorian Era through decorative cast ironwork fireplaces that are faithfully reproduced down to the last detail from 19th century originals. Each Stovax fireplace is an individual masterpiece, hand-cast and finished in exactly the same way as the Victorian originals, with a wealth of intricate decorative detail.

Stovax has carefully selected its fireplace inserts to reflect the development of the cast iron insert fireplace, from the elegance of the Regency period to the exuberance of art nouveau. Whether you are choosing a fireplace to restore a Victorian home to its original glory or improving a modern one, there will be a Stovax Classic Fireplace to meet your precise needs. 961 115 989 244 Moberg Fireplaces is a specialist in the reconstruction of fireplaces according to their historic examples. We are adept at the reconstruction of American fireplaces built over the past 350 years, and European fireplaces built over a 1,000-year history.

Moberg restores modern-day understanding in the construction of classic fireplaces with a variety of custom programs to assist architects and their clients in the final realization of classical solutions. We identify, specify and source original antique mantelpieces and reline fireboxes with cast iron according to the motifs and the functional geometries of European antiquity. We also import selections of traditional fireplaces manufactured to emulate original historic designs - including Swedish tile stoves (Kakelugns), and English cast iron inserts. 54 Gas Fireplace Systems 518f.jpg 585 518d.pdf Historic Gas Gratings 586 613d.pdf Log-Lighter Gratings 587 322d.pdf Restored Originals 588 331d.pdf Custom Lodge Style 55 Traditional Gas Log Gratings 589 464d.pdf Typical Valve Detail 923 322d.pdf Restored Originals 924 331d.pdf Custom Lodge Style 925 870 927 872 929 529 In fabricating custom gas log gratings, Moberg Fireplaces often marries modern technologies with traditional aesthetics to offer an uncommon variety of design choices. We routinely refurbish traditional and antique gas log gratings and build new gratings to look like antiques. In designing the finest wood-burning grates, options include incorporating gas systems within the gratings themselves. Some gratings (originally intended for "real" fires) may be converted with electronic ignition to burn gas with simulated coal or log fires. 270 Gas-Fired Sculptures 590 146d.pdf Spectacular Creations 934 874 936 876 938 878 We are often asked to incorporate artistic elements in fire, using natural gas, to create abstract expressions of fireplaces. The design intent here is typically to push beyond conventional ideas of fireplace operations and appearances. It is a challenge requiring an artist's mind. To select and manipulate materials that architects, designers and clients might want to see and a fire-scientist's skill to sculpt the flames as well.

In designing custom gas-fired sculptures, we must also apply an experienced engineer's understanding to know what materials - the precise varieties of metal, stone, glass, or rock - will perform properly under super-heated conditions. Moberg Fireplaces' experts know how to make a flame burn safely around specific materials, in particular shapes, with exact flame colors, year after year. Decades of experience have informed us in the art and science of gas-fire sculpture. Our creations are some of the finest in the world. 271 Log-Lighter Gratings 591 579d.pdf Gratings with Burners 940 880 One of the latest and most unique solutions Moberg Fireplaces offers for clients who want to light their wood burning fuel loads with the assistance of gas, are custom log-lighter gratings.

Unlike conventional log-lighting arrangements, the gas tubing that feeds the log-lighter is contained in the grating itself. These devices can be designed to either extinguish their gas flame manually or automatically once the combustible materials have been properly ignited. Special testing and listing is required in some jurisdictions for these remarkable log-lighter gratings, and Moberg Fireplaces is adept at leading architects and builders through the testing and listing requirements. 956 563 964 121 968 127 1000 190 1001 949 1004 256 Custom gas fireplaces, before they are performance-tested by a UL-listed laboratory, are considered non-UL-listed gas appliances. Moberg Fireplaces, as a leading design expert, shepherds performance testing by recognized testing laboratories for each of our gas fireplace projects, so we can provide the architect and contractor with the documentation they need to obtain their permits.

We provide the equivalency that inspectors look for and that the codes allow, to ensure clients have a safe, tested and proven appliance. In the manufactured realm, Moberg creates standard model gas-fired gratings that are widely noted for their robust, wood-fired appearances. No ambience or effect, large or small, is beyond our reach. Moberg Fireplaces is the leading North American firm offering services related specifically to the art of designing and fabricating fireplaces of distinction. As consultants to architects, builders and manufacturers, Moberg Fireplaces has specified successful fireplace designs from Barcelona to Hong Kong. A special expertise is the design and specification of very large fireplaces for hotels, lodges and private residences. Wherever there are challenging fireplace programs, Moberg Fireplaces has the experience and skill to develop successful solutions, from traditional wood-burning fireplaces to gas-fired sculptures. 14 Portfolio 15 Residential 109 Starwood Residence Aspen, Colorado Robert A.M. Stern Architects 111 plan 117_1a.jpg 112 section 200_1b.jpg 113 elevation 211_1c.jpg 114 chimney 201_1d.jpg 563 image 202.jpg A split-flue design concept borrowed from Lutyens is realized in this construction. Draft-induced termination and custom gas log set are run via modem. 120 Gas Fired Sculpture Columbia, Missouri Walter Moberg Design, Inc. 121 image 146_3.jpg 122 plan 147_3a.jpg 124 elevation 145_3c.jpg 125 chimney 187_3d.jpg 1056 section 213.jpg A city of glass rises in the center of this modern stone and stainless steel home designed by J.E. Cundiff. Forty-five borosilicate cylinders. 134 Columbia River Residence Vancouver, Washington Rommel Architects 135 image 122_5.jpg 136 plan 168_5a.jpg 137 section 169_5b.jpg 138 elevation 170_5c.jpg 139 chimney 167_5d.jpg Contrasting moss rock with soapstone firebox, this 54" clean-burning Modern Rumford ™ Contrasting moss rock with soapstone firebox, this 54" clean-burning Modern Rumford ™ Contrasting moss rock with soapstone firebox, this 54" clean-burning Modern Rumford(TM) fireplace set industry standards for the largest certified model. 142 McCormick Residence Portland, Oregon Walter Moberg Design 150 image 178_6.jpg 151 plan 180_6a.jpg 152 section 179_6b.jpg 153 elevation 181_6c.jpg 1053 chimney 148_6d.jpg Aerodynamically astute, this custom Moberg design blends open firebox with Pearwood mantel. Neo-classical limestone trims herringbone hearth. 144 Deer Creek Residence Long Creek, Oregon WSA Construction/Walter Moberg Design 145 image 133_7.jpg 146 plan 135_7a.jpg 147 section 132_7b.jpg 148 elevation 134_7c.swf 1054 chimney 214_7d.jpg River rock designs blend both artistic execution and balanced proportions as these ten Eastern Oregon marvels take shape, with massive log features. 155 Viking Renaissance Greenwich, Connecticut I.M. Pei Associate 156 image 209_8.jpg 157 elevation 208_8c.jpg 944 plan 521.jpg 945 section 520.jpg 946 chimney 176.jpg A ten-foot-tall fireplace in the style of the great Norse hall at the Castle of Uppsala in Sweden, required a fifteen-foot hearth extension. 160 The Great Room Orem, Utah Classic Const/Euclid Timber Frames 161 image 114_9.jpg 162 plan 109_9a.jpg 163 section 111_0b.jpg 242 Chimney 142_9d.jpg 1055 elevation 112_9c.jpg In this beautiful timber-framed barn, six massive Modern Rumford(TM) fireboxes take shape, including the largest standard model in America, the MR96. 166 Whistler Ski Home Whistler, British Columbia Rees Hudacek Architects 167 image 150_10.jpg 168 plan 153_10a.jpg 169 section 151_10b.jpg 170 elevation 128_10c.jpg 171 Chimney 152_10d.jpg Nestled in snow banks, custom Moberg fireboxes on two levels create full 180º viewing with unobstructed open corners. Weather-sealed chimney tops. 172 Italian Renaissance Chimney Dallas, Texas Peter Marino Architects 176 elevation 161_11c.jpg 244 image 160.jpg 245 plan 523_11a.jpg 246 section 165_11b.jpg 247 Chimney 163_11d.jpg 16 classical fireplaces with cast-iron linings and antique firebrick, featuring original 17th, 18th and 19th century French, Italian and English mantels. 178 Modern Stainless Chimney Portland, Oregon Thompson Vaivoda Architects 181 elevation 123_12c.jpg 248 plan 127_12a.jpg 249 section 126_12b.jpg 250 Chimney 125_12d.jpg 947 image 124.jpg On a hilltop overlooking Portland, the wind-proof termination balances architectural louvers with twin flues needing non-restrictive caps. 189 Glass Enclosed Sculpture Boulder, Colorado Architecture, Inc. 190 image 118_14.jpg 193 elevation 119_14c.jpg 254 plan 121_14a.jpg 255 section 215_14b.jpg 948 chimney 522.jpg In an open sunroom, facing the mountains, this central feature melds fire and copper cylinders in a dramatic year-round showcase. 199 Titanium Rock in Cast Iron Boulder, Colorado Barrett Steel Architecture 201 plan 216_16b.jpg 202 section 172_16a.jpg 203 elevation 173_16c.jpg 204 Chimney 221_16d.jpg 256 image 171_16.jpg The ultimate abstract fire-art, titanium "rocks", welded into unique shapes and heated to 1500° F glow in a range of colors. 205 Two-Side Great Room Fireplace Telluride, Colorado Craig Melvin Architects 206 image 217_17.jpg 209 elevation 219_17c.jpg 257 plan 195_17a.jpg 258 section 193_17b.jpg 259 Chimney 218_17d.jpg High above Aspen, at the highest mountain resort in the Western hemisphere, a firebox large enough to house a breakfast nook. 211 Heat-Storing Arts & Crafts Portland, Oregon Walter Moberg Design 212 image 222_18.jpg 213 plan 185_18a.jpg 214 section 184_18b.jpg 215 elevation 183_18c.jpg 216 Chimney 186_18d.jpg With homage to MacIntosh, this Moberg home is warmed by an MRC ™ With homage to MacIntosh, this Moberg home is warmed by an MRC (TM) heating fireplace, encased in granite and soapstone, in-laid with mahogany. 217 Heating Fireplace in Glass Eagle, Colorado Walter Moberg Design 218 image 223_19.jpg 219 plan 224_19a.jpg 220 section 225_19b.jpg 221 elevation 227_19c.jpg 222 Chimney 226_19d.jpg Using modern materials and methods, the once cold outside fireplace becomes the warm centerview with Moberg MRC core and Oklahoma stone. 229 Modern Rumford Fireplace™ Issaquah, Washington Stan Chesshir Architect 230 image 230_21.jpg 233 elevation 233_21c.jpg 234 Chimney 234_21d.jpg 260 plan 232_21a.jpg 261 section 231_21b.jpg In the foothills of the Cascades, native stone surrounds frame radiant fireboxes that warm family and dining room alike. 235 Ten-Foot Fire on Ocean Front Jacksonville, Florida Richard Skinner Architects 236 image 235_22.jpg 239 elevation 236_22d.jpg 262 plan 139_22a.jpg 263 section 140_22B.jpg 264 Chimney 188_22c.jpg The central feature of a beachfront estate boasts 10-foot wide opening with refined soapstone firebox framed by heavy bronze plate surround. 27 Hotels and Lodges 81 Ritz Carlton Hotel Atlanta, Georgia Frank Nicholson, Inc. 115 image 189.jpg 116 plan 212_2a.jpg 117 section 162_2b.jpg 118 elevation 164_2c.jpg 119 chimney 116_2d.jpg With ultimate ambience, this hotel chain has set an international standard. 18th Century Louis XIV mantelpieces grace lobbies from Barcelona to Hong Kong. 126 Grand Lodge at Disney Grand Californian Hotel Anaheim, California Urban Design Group/Peter Dominick, 4240 Architecture, Inc. 127 image 192_4_option1.jpg 128 plan 138_4a.jpg 129 section 137_4b.jpg 130 elevation 136_4c.jpg 1057 chimney 143.jpg Framed by gigantic columns in a fantastical hearth-room, this feature is eternally flamed with Lodge Series(TM) gas log systems in Modern Rumford(TM). 194 Gas Tee-Pees in Wild West Vancouver, Washington Walter Moberg Design/Bruce Stevenson On the banks of the Columbia River, where Lewis and Clark reached the Pacific, four-foot logs allow flames to rise six feet. 195 plan 157_15a.jpg 197 elevation 156_15b.jpg 198 Chimney 154_15d.jpg 949 image 159.jpg 950 section 101_15c.jpg On the banks of the Columbia River, where Lewis and Clark reached the Pacific, four-foot logs allow flames to rise six feet. 1028 Collegiate Georgian Boston, Massachusetts Robert A.M. Stern Architects 1036 image 228_20.jpg 1037 plan 197_20a.jpg 1038 section 198_20b.jpg 1039 elevation 229_20c.jpg 1040 chimney 196_20d.jpg Four stately fireplaces in the lounge of a Campus Center. Moberg's Modern Rumford(TM) firebox geometreis complement Contemporary Georgian architecture. 266 Key Features 285 Ten Foot Wide Fireboxes Moberg CSF-120 Kit System for Ten Foot Openings 286 image 399f.jpg 287 plan 414f.jpg 288 section 415f.jpg 649 elevation 413f.jpg Aerodynamic components that balance the flow of air to create spill-free baronial fireboxes--typical installation details. 292 Six Foot Wide Fireboxes Moberg CSF-72 Kit System for Six Foot Openings 293 image 389f.jpg 294 plan 427f.jpg 295 section 426f.jpg 296 elevation 425f.jpg Aerodynamic components that balance the flow of air to create spill-free baronial fireboxes--typical installation details 297 Ten Foot Wide Fireboxes Moberg CSF-120 Insulated Triple Smoke Chambers 298 image 390f.jpg 299 plan 530f.jpg 300 section 439f.jpg 301 Chimney 387f.jpg Multiple smoke chambers, joined into a single flue, allow even heat distribution regardless of fuel load sizing. 302 Six Foot Wide Fireboxes Moberg CSF-72 Insulated Dual Smoke Chambers 303 image 620f.jpg 304 plan 529f.jpg 305 section 442f.jpg 306 Chimney 388f.jpg Dual smoke chambers reduce the height of smoke chamber construction and the impact of flue size in the building. 307 Prefabricated Lintels Moberg CSF-72/120 Continuous Refractory Chimney Breasts 308 image 398f.jpg 650 plan 627f.jpg Reinforced tubular structural steel lintels support refractory block "chimney breasts" for optimum throat geometries. 311 Large "See-Thru" Fireboxes Moberg CD-54 Kit Kit System for Two 54" Wide Openings 312 image 401f.jpg Solving the dynamic challenge of multiple openings and allowing for universal facades - rectangular or arched. 313 Large "See-Thru" Fireboxes Moberg CDF-54 Insulated Dual Smoke Chambers 314 image 362f.jpg 315 plan 593f.jpg 316 section 440f.jpg Heated dual smoke chambers, joined into a single flue, allow even heat distribution and reduce the impact of flue size in the building. 317 Engineered Masonry Guides Moberg CDF-54 Complete Kit Construction Details 318 image 460f.jpg 319 plan 432f.jpg 320 section 365f.jpg Insulated base pans with combustion air and refractory chimney breasts define correct geometries. 321 Firebox Projects Into Room Moberg CPF-48/42 Two Sizes with Projected Openings 1087 128f.jpg 1088 image 128f.jpg In the format of Italian Renaissance, lightweight kits hang on masonry walls to allow uniterrupted 180º views. 323 Firebox Projects Into Room Moberg CPF-48 Insulated Chamber 48 324 image 359f.jpg 325 plan 531f.jpg 326 section 532f.jpg Insulated double-wall smoke chamber and custom "lintel-skirts" create code-equivalent construction, suporting UL-listed 16" metal chimneys. 327 Firebox Projects Into Room Moberg CPF-42 Insulated Chamber 42 328 image 625f.jpg 329 plan 438f.jpg 330 section 533f.jpg Insulated double-wall smoke chamber and custom "lintel-skirts" create code-equivalent construction, suporting UL-listed 14" metal chimneys. 331 Large Two-Sided Fireplaces Moberg COC-60 Square Plan With Twin 30" Openings 639 image 461f.jpg In the format of "Swedish Fireplaces", but without interfering corner posts, these versatile kits hang on masonry walls with screens or glass doors. 333 Large Two-Sided Fireplaces Moberg COC-60 Complete Kit Construction Details 642 image 380f.jpg 643 plan 557f.jpg 644 section 437f.jpg Insulated double-wall smoke chamber and custom mantel-shelf-ledge create code-equivalent construction, supporting UL-listed 14" metal chimneys. 337 Large Two-Sided Fireplaces Moberg COC-60 Optional Efficient Glass Door Operation 651 image 381f.jpg 652 plan 566f.jpg 653 section 567f.jpg 654 elevation 568f.jpg Hi-temperature ceramic glass doors mount to recessed sidewall frames and operate open or closed with help from air channels in base pan. 342 Large Two-Sided Fireplaces Moberg COC-60 Assembly Details for Doors or Screens Removable combustion air vent covers allow for easy maintenace with wood-burning, with built-in screens for spark protection. 655 image 569f.jpg 656 plan 570f.jpg 658 elevation 572f.jpg Removable combustion air vent covers allow for easy maintenance with wood-burning, with built-in screens for spark protection. 354 Complete Stonework Assemblies Moberg CASM-52/54 Typical Install Details for Framework 355 image 546f.jpg 357 section 558f.jpg 358 elevation 559.jpg 664 plan 207f.jpg Hidden frames w/epoxy-bolting into blocks, replaces historic construction of blocks built into fireplace walls; lintel frames discreetly fill old throats. 359 Sleek Bronze Trim Systems Moberg CBS-72/CBS-120 Surrounds for Six to Ten Foot Openings 665 image 345f.jpg Surrounding the opening and trimming the border between firebrick and facings, these sleek assemblies are built for real-fire conditions. 361 Sleek Bronze Trim Systems Moberg CBS-72/CBS-120 Surrounds for Six to Ten Foot Openings 363 plan 562f.jpg 666 image 393f.jpg Six inch wide, 1/2" thick plates encircle the opening with expansion-compensating frames. Various finishes can be applied to match application. 364 Sleek Bronze Trim Systems Moberg CBS-72/CBS-120 Typical Construction Details 366 plan 560f.jpg 367 section 561f.jpg 667 image 446f.jpg Permanent expansion frames provide independent support for heavy bronze plates, allowing top plate to move without damaging facades or interiors. 368 Modern Rumford Fireplace Moberg MR-36/MR-96 Complete Kits For High Quality Masonry 668 image 527f.jpg MR-54 with 54" wide full view opening. Efficient, clean-burning, certified models available as Level 1 with optional doors, or Level 2 with premium doors. 370 Modern Rumford Fireplace Moberg MR-36/MR-96 Complete Kits For High Quality Masonry 763 image 239f.jpg MR-48 with 48" wide full view opening. Efficient, clean-burning, certified models available as Level 1 with optional doors, or Level 2 with premium doors. 372 Modern Rumford Fireplace Moberg MR-36/MR-96 Complete Kits For High Quality Masonry 670 image 238f.jpg MR-48 with 48" wide full view opening. Efficient, clean-burning, certified models available as Level 1 with optional doors, or Level 2 with premium doors. 374 Modern Rumford Fireplace Moberg MR-36/MR-96 Complete Kits For High Quality Masonry 671 image 621f.jpg 672 plan 514f.jpg 673 elevation 515f.jpg MR-42 with 42" wide full view opening. Efficient, clean-burning, certified models available as Level 1 with optional doors, or Level 2 with premium doors. 377 Modern Rumford Fireplace Moberg MR-36/MR-96 Complete Kits For High Quality Masonry MR-48 with 48" wide full view opening. Efficient, clean-burning, certified models available as Level 1 with optional doors, or Level 2 with premium doors. 378 Modern Rumford Fireplace Moberg MR-36/MR-96 Exploded Vew of Complete Components 674 image 249f.jpg Efficient, clean-burning, certified models available as Level 1 with optional doors, or Level 2 with premium doors. 380 MRC Heating Fireplace Moberg MRC-3042 Heating Masonry Fireplaces, Glass Doors 675 image 221f.jpg Innovative American thermal mass fireplace comes with standard full-view glass doors and can be customized with stone or other masonry facades. 382 MRC Heating Fireplace Moberg MRC-3042 Heating Masonry Fireplaces, Glass Doors 676 image 223f.jpg Clean-burning technology and insulated exterior installation combine for spectacular warm fireplace on Colorado glass wall. 384 MRC Heating Fireplace Moberg MRC-3042 Heating Masonry Fireplaces, Glass Doors 677 image 255f.jpg Clean-burning technology and insulated exterior installation combine for a spectacular warm fireplace on California glass wall. 386 MRC Heating Fireplace Moberg MRC-3042 Heating Masonry Fireplaces, Glass Doors 678 image 252f.jpg Versatile heater allows tiled facades and traditional wooden mantels. Interior installation maximizes efficiency. 388 MRC Heating Fireplace Moberg MRC-3042 Heating Masonry Fireplaces, Glass Doors 679 image 251f.jpg The great Temple of Trees--National Arbor Day Foundation Lied Center with six Moberg MRC fireplaces in sustainable building. 390 MRC Heating Fireplace Moberg MRC-3042 Cutaway View Shows Internal Channels 680 image 260f.jpg Nine course system with state-of-the-art clean-burning and high-efficiency, sets new high standards in sensitive airsheds. 392 MRC Heating Fireplace Moberg MRC-3042 Exploded Views Show Assembly 681 image 256f.jpg 682 plan 257f.jpg 683 section 258f.jpg Complete fabricated system with refractory blocks assembles easily in one day using factory-trained installers. 396 Lodge Series Gas Log Systems Moberg Lodge Series High Performance Gas Fired Systems 684 image 275f.jpg 685 section 274f.jpg Heavy steel gratings and refractory logs are skillfully assembled with highly durable, robust burners for ultra-realistic system. 399 Lodge Series Gas Log Systems Moberg Lodge Series Six Sizes For All Fireplaces 686 image 284f.jpg Designed for installation in masonry fireplaces with openings from 3 foot to 8 foot wide, LS gratings match Modern Rumford firebox geometries. 401 Lodge Series Gas Log Systems Moberg Lodge Series LS-26 26 688 plan 581f.jpg 687 image 580f.jpg 404 Lodge Series Gas Log Systems Moberg Lodge Series LS-32 32" Wide Grating with 34" Logs 690 plan 582f.jpg 689 image 583f.jpg 407 Lodge Series Gas Log Systems Moberg Lodge Series LS-36 36" Wide Grating with 38" Logs 692 plan 584f.jpg 691 image 585f.jpg 410 Lodge Series Gas Log Systems Moberg Lodge Series LS-46 45" Wide Grating with 48" Logs 694 plan 587f.jpg 693 image 586f.jpg 413 Lodge Series Gas Log Systems Moberg Lodge Series LS-52 52" Wide Grating with 54" Logs 696 plan 588f.jpg 695 image 589f.jpg 416 Lodge Series Gas Log Systems Moberg Lodge Series LS-70 70" Wide Grating with 72" Logs 698 plan 590f.jpg 697 image 591f.jpg 419 Georgian Series Gas Gratings Moberg Georgian Series GS-18 Dynamic Realism in Historic Fixture 699 image 268f.jpg 700 section 263f.jpg State-of-the art gas-fired gratings emulate original 18th century Georgian-styled fireboxes and accept traditional antique andirons. 422 Georgian Series Gas Gratings Moberg Georgian Series GS-18 ANSI-listed 3 Burner System 701 image 266f.jpg 702 plan 264f.jpg 703 section 267f.jpg Multi-level burners allow adjustable hi-med-lo settings without impinging on natural flame heights. Hearth effects glows below grating. 426 Georgian Series Gas Gratings Moberg Georgian Series GS-18-3 Dynamic Operations from Level 3 Panels 704 image 262f.jpg 705 section 628f.jpg Computerized signal control operates modulating valves in Level 3 models, coordinating operations with building systems. 429 High Quality Soapstone Sopastone Firebrick in Cross-Grain Cuts 60mm, 90mm x 300 mm Sizes 706 image 624f.jpg Nature's firebrick from two billion years ago, precisely cut in heat-resistant forms for inner fireboxes and hearths, honed or sawn finishes available. 431 High Quality Soapstone Optional Bevelled Bricks 60mm, 90mm x 300 mm Sizes 707 image 291f.jpg 708 section 293f.jpg Nature's firebrick from two billion years ago, precisely cut in heat-resistant forms for inner fireboxes and hearths, honed or sawn finishes available. 434 High Quality Soapstone Large Bricks for Wide Openings 90mm x 120mm Durable Blocks 709 image 301f.jpg 710 plan 563f.jpg 711 section 595f.jpg Nature's firebrick from two billion years ago, precisely cut in heat-resistant forms for inner fireboxes and hearths, honed or sawn finishes available. 438 French Terra Cotta French Terra Cotta Firebrick Pavers 30mm x 90mm x 300mm Clay Bricks 712 image 294f.jpg 713 plan 295f.jpg Kiln-hardened clay pavers from recycled sources have unique and classic coloring--ideal for herringbone fireboxes. 441 Dark Sandstone Ankar Sandstone Firebricks from SE Asia 30mm x 90mm x 200mm Stone Bricks 714 image 285f.jpg 715 plan 287f.jpg 716 section 286f.jpg Durable dark stone bricks maintain color and texture for unique rich fireboxes in simple or intricate patterns. 445 Ceramic Tiles Custom Hi-Temp Tiles by Ruth Greenberg Wide Range of Colors, Sizes 717 image 290f.jpg 718 plan 288f.jpg 719 section 292f.jpg Unparalled diversity and artistic license for the ultimate firebox creations. Hi-fired tiles and refractory adhesives for life-time durability. 449 French Cast-Iron Reproduction18th Century Castings Full Firebox Sets Available 720 image 300f.jpg Moberg's original style firebox linings with 5-7 piece assemblies allow accurate reconstruction of classical French fireplaces. 451 French Cast-Iron Mythical Themes from Renaissance Fireback Only Panels Available 721 image 297f.jpg From the Rapture of Europe to the Ascension of Venus, Moberg's unique and exquisite panels can compliment many custom firebox styles. 452 French Cast-Iron Contre-Coeur Surrounds for Stone Mantel Classical Mouldings in Two Sizes 722 image 298f.jpg 723 plan 299f.jpg As an alternative to brick and tile, cast-iron panels, originally part of full firebox sets, create high-style surrounds. 1070 Large Stone Mantel Systems Moberg CASM-52/54 Reconstructing Ancient Cheminees 1072 image 642f.jpg 1073 section 210f.jpg Reassembling 500-yr old mantels in architecturally & structurally sound ways requires respect for original materials & integrating new steel frames. 1071 Large Stone Mantel Systems Moberg CASM-52/54 Structural Framework for Stone Mounting 1074 image 644f.jpg 1075 plan 205f.jpg 1076 elevation 351f.jpg Anchored & bolted into the stonework, this system gives the old stone a new "spine". Matching stone blocks/slabs can be added to re-size openings. 1110 Decorative Linear Gas Fire A Line of Dancing Flame 1111 image 601f.jpg 1112 plan 605f.jpg 1113 section 604f.jpg 1114 elevation 603f.jpg 1115 chimney 602f.jpg Linear Gas features robust, computer programmed flames available in lengths 3ft to 16ft for a residential or commercial fire sculptures. 1116 Les Cheminees Baronnial 15th Century French Limestone Mantel 1117 image 606f.jpg 1118 plan 607f.jpg 1119 section 608f.jpg 1120 elevation 609f.jpg 1121 chimney 610f.jpg A rustic yet refined hearth that blends historic forms with modern design technology 455 French Cast-Iron Custom-Cut Sets for Specific Fireboxes Full Firebox Assemblies Available 456 image 600f.jpg 724 plan 599f.jpg Moberg's craftsmen assemble sets of panels, individually cut and with functional mounting systems for modern fireboxes. 458 Key Features Custom 459 Complete Functional Specs Typical Fireplace Specification Draft-Induced Application 460 image 467f.jpg 570 section 312f.jpg Four-part written specification details construction and performance requirements for custom fireplaces per CSI standards. 462 Complete Functional Specs Typical Fireplace Specification Scope and Make-Up Air 463 image 573f.jpg 886 section 575f.jpg Full scope specifications considers the needs of the fireplace in the context of all building components as well as mechanical systems. 465 Complete Functional Specs Typical Fireplace Specification Smoke Chambers and Chimneys 466 image 576f.jpg 467 section 577f.jpg Functional smoke chamber linings, essential to support good aerodynamics, and code-compliant chimneys are detailed. 468 Motorized Dampers Integrated Mechanical Systems Manual or Automated Damper Controls 469 image 320f.jpg Motorized dampers can be coordinated with switching to activate make-up air and/or gas-fired systems. Fail-open operations for reliability. 470 Air Cooled Smoke Chambers Integrated Mechanical Systems Thermocouple Controlled Operations 853 image 326f.jpg 854 chimney 219f.jpg Engineered cooling systems can provide clearance-reductions for demanding programs where audio-visual screens or artwork preclude standard construction. 473 Advanced Control Panels Integrated Mechanical Systems Computer Programmed Operations 475 section 628f.jpg 1045 image 641f.jpg Modern fireplaces with draft-induced or gas-fired operations can have stand-alone panels to coordinate w/building mgmt systems for reliable operations. 476 AutoCAD Details Fireplace Sensitive Design Sophisticated Lintel Assemblies 477 image 321f.jpg Functional details that incorporate the thermal and aerodynamic needs of real working fireplaces with sometimes demanding programs. 478 Construction Supervision On-Site Inspections And Reports Professional Installation Support 855 image 516f.jpg From drawings to realization, the process is often complex and confusing. Our commitment is to sensible solutions and true working fireplaces. 480 Multi-Faced Openings See-Thru Fireplaces That Work With Large or Small Openings 1043 image 639f.jpg One side's good, why not two? Unfortunately the same fuel load functions differently with twice as much dilution air. 482 Multi-Faced Openings Asymmetrical Designs, Balanced for Reliable Operations 856 plan 195f.jpg 857 section 403f.jpg 1044 image 640f.jpg Understanding the gentle dynamics of air flow in heated chambers, we "sculpt" fireboxes and plenums to corral errant smoke. 486 Multi-Faced Openings Suspended Smoke Plenums With Aerodynamic Construction 858 image 617f.jpg The original "foyer"--open fire on the hearth. This 700,000 year old design is still popular, but the airtight home needs more than a hole in the roof. 488 Extremely Large Openings Modern "Baronial" Fireplaces for Castles & Lodges with Great Intent 859 image 615f.jpg Early "Baronial" fireplaces allowed Barons to stand in their fireboxes. Our modern versions build in functional systems to compensate for lowly chimneys. 490 Coordinated Flue Routes Multiple Chimneys and Offset Chases Code-Compliant & Code-Equivalent 491 image 404f.jpg 860 section 313f.jpg Modern buildings frequently have different priorities for chimney terminations. Our expert design creates functional, safe and code-worthy solutions. 492 Code-Variant Flue Routes Horizontal Flue Routings With Equivalent Standards of Safety 493 image 517f.jpg 861 section 116f.jpg When a program demands extreme offsets, we have mastered the methods to construct systems that jurisdictions can approve as exceptions to the code-normal. 496 Chimney Top Systems Functional Structural Frames For Coordinated, Maintainable Flues 497 image 405f.jpg Moberg custom termination systems are state-of-the-art for fool-proof, functional, durable and maintainable chimney tops--critical to proper operations. 498 Chimney Top Systems Hidden Structural Components Allow Unaltered Design Program 499 image 400f.jpg Moberg custom structural frames are hidden assemblies, allowing traditional stone/stucco/masonry veneers and seamless transitions, wind-resistant designs. 500 Chimney Top Systems Typical Sectional Detail Durable, Weather-Proof Designs 862 image 165f.jpg Alternative assemblies for one-level or two-level assemblies that build in permanent flashings and allow for stone or steel columns. 502 Mantel Acquisitions Select Originals, Sourced to Specific Sizes 863 image 310f.jpg American shops have vast selections of antiques, but only a tiny sample of what's possible. We locate, dimension and acquire the exact originals. 504 Mantel Acquisitions Matching Original Stone Slabs and Blocks 864 section 402f.jpg 1069 image 643f.jpg For most antiques, original replacement stone is not available. Our sourcing & European network allow for selection & fabrication of the finest materials. 507 Cast Iron Originals Complete 18th Century Linings For Fully Decorated Fireboxes 508 image 402f.jpg 509 plan 544f.jpg 865 section 545f.jpg As with mantelpieces, original matching sets are rare. Our sourcing & European network allow for selection & refabrication of the finest originals. 511 Cast Iron Originals Modern Installation Systems Recreating Original Assemblies 512 image 310f.jpg 513 plan 599f.jpg 514 section 600f.jpg 515 elevation 553f.jpg Steel mounting frames and custom plinths create air-cooled linings that will stand the test of time and seamlessly reconstruct ancient programs. 516 Art Nouveau Inserts Traditional English Cast-Iron Inserts From 19th and 20th Century Designs 866 image 395f.jpg 867 section 397f.jpg Moberg has imported and fitted traditional and antique English inserts and gratings for 25 years--mastering custom solutions. 519 Tiled Masonry Heaters Historic Swedish Kakelugns With Modern Fireplace Construction 868 image 396f.jpg 869 section 394f.jpg Modern, functional tiled "Kakelugns" warm for 24 hours after firing. Moberg imports and masters custom installations. 522 Antique Gratings Restored Original Firebaskets For Modern Operations 870 image 322f.jpg 871 section 324f.jpg Priceless originals are restored and refitted with modern, functional and listed components. Lab testing supports documentation of performance. 525 Modern Gas Grates Custom Lodge Style Grates For Specialized Fire Programs 872 image 331f.jpg 873 section 465f.jpg For grand presentations and high-use environments, Moberg's custom gratings and gas burners are the highest quality available anywhere. 528 Computerized Controls Complete Control Systems For Integrated Mechanical Systems 529 image 547f.jpg 530 plan 551f.jpg 531 section 550f.jpg 532 elevation 549f.jpg 533 Chimney 548f.jpg Modern buildings with make-up air, life-safety and switching protocols require intelligent fireplaces that assist operators in flawless operations. 534 Abstract Fire-Art Spectacular Creations with Gas and Glass Present Fire and "Ice" 874 image 448f.jpg 875 section 318f.jpg Moberg's unique experience and talent with fire has given birth to the finest abstract fire sculptures in the world--integrating artistry and technology. 537 Abstract Fire-Art Subtle Ambiance with Heated Titanium Cast-Iron Bowl of Magic 876 image 171f.jpg 877 section 173f.jpg A unique concept of architect Gary Steele, realized by Moberg's team of experts allows heated titanium to glow at 1500º F & imitate the origins of earth. 540 Abstract Fire-Art Circular Pedestals with Copper Suggests Fire in the Mountains 878 image 118f.jpg 879 section 119f.jpg Making a sculpture work, inside or outside, requires special understanding in the use of gas and glass--heated copper ages colorfully. 543 True Fire-Grates Gratings Integrated With Burners For Hidden Durable Operation 545 plan 279f.jpg 546 section 579f.jpg 880 image 323f.jpg No longer setting in beds of ashes, melting and failing, log-lighters are carefully built into modern gratings--lighting wood fires efficiently. 1092 Mantel Acquisitions Matching Original Stone Slabs and Blocks 1093 image 650f.jpg 1094 section 402f.jpg For most antiques, original replacement stone is not available. Our sourcing & European network allow for selection & fabrication of the finest materials. 16 Manufactured Fireplaces 239.jpg 46 Moberg Fireplaces 399bg.jpg 592 401d.pdf Dual-Face FP - CDF 54 272 Very Large Single-Face Fireplaces 593 399d.pdf Key Images 594 502d.pdf Specifications 595 286 599 293 603 298 618 303 622 308 Moberg Fireplaces constructs the essential functional components necessary to define the openings, throats, and smoke chambers of large fireplaces. Two prefabricated kits that we offer are for 6' to 10' wide openings. Because of the more complex aerodynamics with very large openings, they require special geometrical solutions. Moberg Fireplaces has uniquely well-engineered systems to balance the airflow across the opening of very large fireplaces and assure spill free operations as long as the chimney draft is maintained. 273 Large Dual-Face Fireplaces 604 401d.pdf Key Images 605 469d.pdf Specifications 606 423d.pdf Drawings 607 500d.pdf Construction Guidelines 608 312 609 314 612 318 Among the key factors determining fireplace thermodynamics is the cumulative area of the opening, or openings, of an individual firebox. Dual-faced fireplaces have perplexed architects and builders for centuries. The rule-of-thumb equations for single-faced fireplaces simply do not apply when the same sized fuel load is placed in a firebox with two openings.

Moberg Fireplaces' unique design for a large 54" wide see-through system incorporates twin flues that can more easily penetrate most building structures, and electrical priming coils to compensate for the increased dilution air from double openings. The pre-heaters can also compensate for the taller chimneys needed with multi-faced fireboxes. Such technological considerations are critical to proper dual-faced fireplace operations.
274 Open Corner Fireplaces 634 461d.pdf Key Images 635 505d.pdf Specifications 636 416d.pdf Drawings 637 564d.pdf Construction Guidelines 640 639 645 642 725 651 729 655 While the Swedish fireplace of historic traditions incorporated an open-corner behind which a bake oven was usually placed, they were always supported by a metal post at the center of the viewing area.

Moberg Fireplaces has designed and fabricated a solution with a welded, cantilevered lintel that has no visual obstructions and allows a full 60" wide viewing area - including screens and optional ceramic glass doors. This open corner fireplace system is ideal for settings where both optimum viewing and greater efficiencies are desired. 275 Projected Fireplaces 623 359d.pdf Key Images 624 507d.pdf Specifications 625 421d.pdf Drawings 628 324 631 328 1089 1087 Projected fireplaces are ancient in format. These entail fireboxes built against walls, with smoke hoods projecting into a room. The art of working in the design and installation of such projected fireplaces is largely lost in modern times, and absent from the vast majority of manufactured fireplace products.

Moberg Fireplaces' projected fireplace solutions incorporate insulated chimney breasts and smoke plenums that can be bolted to reinforced structural stem walls. These may then be veneered with virtually any traditional or contemporary material to recreate an ancient or modern projected fireplace program. 276 Reconstructed Antique Stone Mantels 734 508d.pdf Specifications 1077 1072 1078 1074 1079 355 Moberg Fireplaces has designed custom steel frames to support 18th century mantelpieces and their inner cast iron fireboxes, in order to adapt traditional materials into modern fireboxes. However, each of these frame systems is typically unique. (By viewing the section Classical Fireplace Reconstruction, you may see examples of some custom solutions.)

With the Moberg Fireplaces' manufactured-solution shown here, we focus on a technologically superior fireplace kit that supports a centuries-old tradition. For our clients, Moberg Fireplaces has reconstructed soft limestone mantelpieces with modified openings for new homes. This particular kit system and its standard accessories incorporate the modification of an antique limestone mantelpiece, or the assembly of new, original components that describe a 54-inch-wide and 52-inch-high opening. Unlike earlier construction methods - where limestone blocks were simply fitted into masonry walls - modern code requires that all walls have structural integrity independent of mantelpieces. Moberg Fireplaces' reconstructed antique stone mantel kits are created with such modern requirements in mind.
277 Large Bronze Surrounds 744 393d.pdf Key Images 745 509d.pdf Specifications 746 512d.pdf Construction Guidelines 747 665 748 666 750 667 As an alternative to traditional decorative stone pieces, many modernist and post-modernist architects have created fireplaces that incorporate openings very much like window penetrations in modern surfaces. These firebox windows require special support, such as that provided by the Moberg Fireplace-created frame system. The system will support half-inch-thick bronze plates, up to 6-inches deep, across opening widths as large as 10 feet and accommodate the inevitable expansion and contraction present in a fireplace without distortion. Two different large bronze surround kits in the Moberg Fireplace program cover openings ranging from 6-feet to 10-feet wide 982 167 1024 236 Moberg Fireplaces designs and fabricates fully functional fireplace kit systems for an uncommon array of architectural applications. We are unrivaled in our incorporation of very large single-face fireplaces, dual-face fireplaces, open-cornered hearths and projected fireplaces, as well as reconstructed antique stone mantles.

Our fabricated solutions provide the basic "skeleton" around which the masonry fireplace is built. We provide an aerobic base, the firebox frame, smoke chamber and refractory chimney breast, and specify or provide flue systems and terminations. Each Moberg "kit" facilitates building a cleaner-burning, true masonry fireplace. Built on-site to our exacting specifications and guidelines, a Moberg kit system, wrapped in its masonry surroundings, is guaranteed for the life of the home. 96 Complete Fireplace Kits 527bg.jpg 758 239d.pdf Modern Rumford-54" Kit 759 254d.pdf MRC Heating Fireplace 278 Modern Rumford Kits 753 238d.pdf Key Images 754 249d.pdf Key Features 755 602d.pdf Specifications 762 668 764 763 765 670 766 671 769 674 1091 603d.zip AutoCAD Drawings 1097 524d.pdf Construction Guidelines The Modern Rumford(TM) Kit uses a precise, 21st century laser-cut steel framework to enable today's stonemasons to properly construct the modern equivalent of a classic, 18th century wood-burning fireplace. The unique physical guidance of the Modern Rumford kit assures proper construction, proportions, and successful performance. Deeper fireboxes work well with "real-world" gratings. The aesthetic beauty of a Modern Rumford ™ The Modern Rumford" Kit uses a precise, 21st century laser-cut steel framework to enable today's masons to properly construct the modern equivalent of a classic, 18th century wood-burning fireplace. The unique physical guidance of the Modern Rumford kit assures proper construction, proportions, and successful performance. Deeper fireboxes work well with "real-world" gratings. The aesthetic beauty of a Modern Rumford, finished with the facing and mantel of personal preference, assures client satisfaction. The kits come in fire-viewing sizes from 36" wide to 96" wide. Tested and proven to be much cleaner than traditional masonry fireplaces, Modern Rumford fireplaces are certified in Washington State, Colorado, and California.

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Any competent mason can easily assemble a Modern Rumford(TM) Kit. The 8-piece heavy steel skeleton of the kit, laser-cut to exact dimensions, bolts together to guide the complete internal construction of the masonry. No more complicated measurements or "guesstimates" by the mason are necessary with the Modern Rumford. The mason simply lays brick and block up against the insulated metal framework. Optional gas connections for lighters or log systems are built-in. Other key elements that make the Modern Rumford unique and "smokeless" include the curved refractory breast blocks, modulating damper controls, universal butterfly damper, aerodynamic steel smoke chamber, and firebox frame, base pan with built-in air-wash, and outside combustion air intake. Level One systems are designed to burn "open", with screens, and even cleaner burning Level Two systems have premium full-view glass doors. 279 MRC Heating Fireplaces 770 254d.pdf Key Images 771 260d.pdf Key Features 772 259d.pdf Specifications 773 30421d.zip AutoCAD Drawings 775 212 776 676 777 677 778 679 779 680 780 681 1098 638d.pdf Construction Guidelines The Moberg MRC(TM) line sets the standard in North America for modern, clean-burning all masonry fireplaces. These permanent masonry kits of exceptional beauty are engineered to exceed the strictest EPA requirements for wood burning particulate emissions. With the largest fire viewing areas in the ultra-clean-burning fireplace market (42"), Moberg Fireplaces are also large enough to provide substantial supplemental home heating. Aesthetically, the options for finish material are up to the architect, interior designer, and homeowner: brick, stone, tile . . . you decide.

Features & Construction

The MRC's(TM) pre-engineered 9-course block system assembles easily, usually in one day to form a modern heat-storing "masonry heater." Yet the end product is also a permanent masonry "fireplace" with a full-view opening, that will last the lifetime of the home in which it is installed. Elements of the MRC include: the heavy cast iron grate, air supply damper controls and bypass damper controls, an effective air-washed glass door system, optional seismic reinforcement, an efficient air intake and air distribution system, internal heat exchange channels, top-vented chimney, and a gas line connection for optional natural gas log set or gas fire-starting. 969 135 979 161 1010 212 1012 218 1018 230 1109 Moberg_DealerList2007.html Dealer List Over the past two decades, Moberg Fireplaces has set the standard for modern, clean-burning all masonry fireplaces. Thousands of Moberg Fireplaces' complete kit fireplaces are operating safely in North America. They are engineered to exceed the strictest EPA requirements for wood burning particulate emissions, and are five to 10 times cleaner burning than traditional masonry fireplaces.

With the largest unobstructed fire viewing areas in the clean-burning fireplace market, Moberg Fireplaces' complete kit fireplaces are also large enough to provide supplemental home heating. Aesthetically, the options for finishing material are up to the architect, interior designer, and homeowner: brick, stone, tile . . . you decide. We offer the popular Modern Rumford ™ and the MRC ™ Over the past two decades, Moberg Fireplaces has set the standard for modern, clean-burning all masonry fireplaces. Thousands of Moberg Fireplaces' complete kit fireplaces are operating safely in North America. They are engineered to exceed the strictest EPA requirements for wood burning particulate emissions, and are 5 to 10 times cleaner burning than traditional masonry fireplaces.

With the largest unobstructed fire viewing areas in the clean-burning fireplace market, Moberg Fireplaces' complete kit fireplaces are also large enough to provide supplemental home heating. Aesthetically, the options for finishing material are up to the architect, interior designer, and homeowner: brick, stone, tile . . . you decide. We offer the popular Modern Rumford(TM) and the MRC(TM) Heating Fireplace lines, both best of class among complete kit fireplaces. 98 Gas Fire Gratings 268bg.jpg 783 268d.pdf Georgian Series - GS 18 784 274d.pdf Lodge Series - LS 46 280 Lodge Series Gas Log Systems 785 274d.pdf Key Images 786 622d.pdf Key Features 787 284d.pdf Drawings 788 592d.pdf Construction Guidelines 789 684 791 686 792 687 794 689 796 691 797 692 798 693 800 695 802 697 For those clients who want to come as close to a wood-burning fireplace in look and feel while enjoying all the advantages of gas, Moberg Fireplaces has created the Lodge Series Log Systems. These are the ultimate gas-fired systems, with traditional gratings, finely laid logs, and realistic flames - designed for high-output programs and robust fires.

Designed specifically to fit inside Moberg Fireplaces' efficient Modern Rumford masonry fireplaces in 26" to 46" widths, they fit firebox openings from 36" to 72" wide. The Lodge Series products will also fit most fireboxes in a similar size range. Complete custom systems for unique applications are also available through design arrangements with us. One of our more remarkable installations may be seen at Disney's Grand Californian Hotel, in Anaheim, California - where a 46" wide Lodge Series burns around the clock in a 60" wide custom Moberg Fireplace.

With their intricate burner systems fired among the logs, flames on the series systems rise as much as 30", encircling the logs as if they were truly on fire. These modern, electronically controlled gas log systems offer life-time gratings and burners, and exceptional performance for masonry fireplaces.
281 Georgian Series Gratings 804 269d.pdf Key Images 805 623d.pdf Key Features 806 270d.pdf Drawings 807 603d.pdf Construction Guidelines 808 699 810 701 813 704 In contrast to our very large and robust gas log series gratings, we have designed an ultra-refined system to support traditional classical programs allowing the use of original antique andirons, firedogs and fenders and creating functional gas fire gratings with superior aesthetics and performance. These are available with three different levels of performance capabilities.

The Georgian Series grating is an antiqued heavy steel cradle that emulates original Adams-era architecture. Unlike the original 18th century gratings that typically burned coal, or contemporary models that simulate coal burning, the Moberg Fireplaces system is designed to use small ultra-realistic refractory logs engulfed in flame by three separately controlled burner systems carefully hidden within the grating and within the simulated coal bed beneath the grating.

In its highest performance level, the Georgian Series is capable of programmable operation where - with the touch of a button or remote switch - a realistic fire sequence is executed. It starts with a small fire, growing in magnificence, and finishing with glowing coals that diminish into ashes. These real fires, ebbing and flowing in the Georgian Series, will please the most discerning customers.
980 161 Gone are the days when it was easy to distinguish a roaring real-wood fire from its modern gas-fed counterpart. Moberg Fireplaces has innovated the remarkable Lodge Series ™ Gas Log System and the unique Georgian Series ™ Gone are the days when it was easy to distinguish a roaring real-wood fire from its modern gas-fed counterpart. Moberg Fireplaces has innovated the remarkable Lodge Series(TM) Gas Log System and the unique Georgian Series(TM) Gas Fired Grating to further advance the beauty of the modern fireplace. Both systems, unique to Moberg, are among the most aesthetically comforting, technically proficient and durable in the world. 282 Unique Firebox Linings 310ufl_bg.jpg 816 310d.pdf Cast-Iron "Plaques" 817 293d.pdf Soapstone Firebrick 283 Soapstone, Terra Cotta, Ankar and Tiles 818 624d.pdf Key Images 819 594d.pdf Key Features 820 596d.pdf Specifications 821 302d.pdf Drawings 822 706 823 707 825 709 828 712 830 714 833 717 Moberg Fireplace's range of stone linings include soapstone, terra cotta tiles and Ankar stone. Soapstone has been long recognized for its strength, exceptional heat energy storage, and outstanding natural beauty. Our renowned Modern Rumford fireplace series features soapstone firebrick (available in sawn or beveled edges). We offer custom soapstone firebrick in many sizes and styles. Antique terra cotta tiles are sawn from lovely pavers recovered from homesteads and farms throughout the French countryside - offering a unique firebox palette ranging from butter yellow to faded salmon, or deep rose. Finally, our Ankar stone, from the islands of Indonesia, is volcanic, high-heat tolerant, with a deep green-gray color that makes an excellent alternative to the more conventional yellow firebrick. Finally, in cooperation with renowned ceramicist Ruth Greenburg, we offer a wide selection of high-temperature tiles, appropriate for inner-firebox applications. 284 Cast-Iron Lining Program 836 300d.pdf Key Images 837 598d.pdf Key Features 838 565d.pdf Specifications 839 720 840 721 841 722 843 456 Due to our quarter-century in custom fireplace manufacturing and consulting, Moberg Fireplaces is proud to offer the widest selection of historical cast-iron firebox linings in North America. We specialize in French and Italian 17th and 18th century originals, as well as impeccable re-castings with aluminum molds made directly from the originals. Likewise, we also offer many options in our outstanding "contre-coeur" and "overpanel" offerings. Moberg Fireplaces is constantly acquiring new originals for our clients' programs. You don't have to settle for stock patterns. We make the Renaissance come alive for residential and hotel programs with cast-iron linings for classical fireplaces and hearths of distinction. 970 135 983 167 1019 230 1025 236 As it does in so many areas surrounding the fire, Moberg Fireplaces leads the way in North America in offering a wide variety of unique firebox linings of lasting quality and visual beauty. Whether you choose from heat-preserving soapstone, genuine antique terra cotta, richly colored tiles, or historical cast iron, your Moberg firebox lining will radiate actual and aesthetic warmth for many years to come. Moberg Fireplaces is proud to offer in our manufactured products the most technically advanced "behind the scenes" building blocks for crafting beautiful, functional, permanent masonry fireplaces. The goal of our manufactured products is to provide intelligent components for systems that dovetail easily into architectural programs. Each system comes with a thorough, easy-to-follow construction manual; any competent mason or building contractor can build a Moberg Fireplace. Many large homes feature more than one of our fireplaces. We also manufacture some of the world's most sophisticated and attractive gas log sets, gas gratings, and artistic firebox linings. Thousands of Moberg manufactured products are now operating successfully in buildings throughout the world. 18 Firm 526f.jpg 100 Philosophy 624bg.jpg The art of designing and building for fire - well known in antiquity - has been displaced in modern times. Our shift to specialization and the advent of new fuels and building techniques has changed fireplace programs. Fireplaces no longer dominate buildings and are frequently ill suited for venting with traditional masonry flues. Chimneys are relegated to chases and exterior walls, and often poorly configured. "Fireplace" is now synonymous with "smoky and cold".

However, today's architects and homeowners still desire the glow and beauty of true masonry fireplaces at the center of the buildings they design and where they live. Moberg Fireplaces is committed to using modern materials and technology to restore the noble nature and functionality of the fireplace to its original stature, and preserve the fire's place in architecture. 101 Our Clients 634f.jpg Each design professional who comes to Moberg Fireplaces has a personal interest in making fire an integral element of the building they craft. Moberg clients are often architects involved in significant architectural programs for discerning owners. The grand or unusual design intents of these projects present unique problem-solving dilemmas that we welcome, and for which we are singularly equipped to provide solutions. Ultimately, we are committed to providing the highest level of service for everyone engaged in realizing these solutions-the builder, the designer and, of course the fireplace enthusiast whose hearth we warm. 102 Walter Moberg 700f.jpg 845 Travels 1108 Walter-Moberg-Travels.html Moberg Travels Walter Moberg maintains an aggressive schedule of travel globally to facilitate client site visits, attend meetings with architects, engineers and masons, supervise architectural product procurement and maintain active industry involvement. Walter took 27 site-visits and project meetings in the 2006 calendar year.

This year has also been active with fireplace industry and client events from Long Island to Los Angeles. In May, there will be client meetings on Long Island, upstate New York and meetings with stone fabricators and architects in France, Paris and Lérouville, as well as the national AIA conference in San Antonio. This month takes Moberg across America, with site visits in Aspen, Seattle, Chicago, New Jersey and New York.

Plans for the remainder of the year already include a keynote address in Toronto, with site visits and project meetings in Seattle, San Francisco, Michigan, Dallas, Boston and New York. For more details about his 2007 travels click resource below, titled "Moberg Travels". 1085 608d.pdf Walter Moberg Resume 1086 635d.pdf Early Moberg Crayola Walter Moberg is acknowledged worldwide as the premier American fireplace architect, fire artist for more than 3,000 installations over 25 years. A long-standing associate member of the American Institute of Architects, Moberg has designed and supervised the installation of iconic fireplaces in numerous buildings by such world-leading architects as Robert A.M. Stern. His custom fireplace designs grace global, high-profile venues including Ritz-Carlton hotels, as well as the homes of recognized names in the world of business, politics and entertainment. With patents on several widely admired fireplace designs, Moberg holds a Bachelors degree in Architecture and Urban Planning from Princeton University. His resume is also available here for your consideration, as well as a sample of his earliest work. 559 News 651f.jpg 560 Expert Resource and Information Walter Moberg is available as an educational resource speaker, or as an expert capable of providing context to almost any story about fireplaces. Please contact Moberg Fireplaces to receive free information about the company, or to arrange to communicate directly with Walter Moberg. 561 New Products Moberg Fireplaces is the most prolific design and creative development firm for fireplaces in the world today. We are challenged by our custom clients to create the finest solutions to a wide variety of programs — from modernizing masonry firebox construction to creating elaborate gas fire sculptures.

These custom solutions have frequently been the testing grounds for new ideas and the basis for manufactured products. Out of the crucible of our custom work we have forged such new products as: The Decorative Linear Gas Fires — the definitive gas fire for contemporary interiors with a robust, continuous linear flame in a wide range of lengths; Les Cheminées Baronnial — both rustic and refined, this 15th century inspired genuine French limestone mantel revives the grand hearth for the 21st century home or hotel.

The Modern Rumford ™ Fireplace — with larger hearths and cleaner-burning construction than traditional Rumfords; The Lodge Series ™ Gas Log Systems — which have robust operations and realistic appearance; and The Georgian Series ™ Gas-Fired Gratings — for ultra-realistic design and state-of-the-art computer controlled operations.

Check out “ Resources ” Moberg Fireplaces is the most prolific design and creative development firm for fireplaces in the world today. We are challenged by our custom clients to create the finest solutions to a wide variety of programs — from modernizing masonry firebox construction to creating elaborate gas fire sculptures.

These custom solutions have frequently been the testing grounds for new ideas and the basis for manufactured products. Out of the crucible of our custom work we have forged such new products as: The Decorative Linear Gas Fires — the definitive gas fire for contemporary interiors with a robust, continuous linear flame in a wide range of lengths; Les Cheminées Baronnial — both rustic and refined, this 15th century inspired genuine French limestone mantel revives the grand hearth for the 21st century home or hotel.

Check out “ Resources ” Moberg Fireplaces is the most prolific design and creative development firm for fireplaces in the world today. We are challenged by our custom clients to create the finest solutions to a wide variety of programs — from modernizing masonry firebox construction to creating elaborate gas fire sculptures.

These custom solutions have frequently been the testing grounds for new ideas and the basis for manufactured products. Out of the crucible of our custom work we have forged such new products as: The Decorative Linear Gas Fires — the definitive gas fire for contemporary interiors with a robust, continuous linear flame in a wide range of lengths; Les Cheminées Baronnial — both rustic and refined, this 15th century inspired genuine French limestone mantel revives the grand hearth for the 21st century home or hotel.

Check out “ Resources ” Out of the crucible of our custom work we have forged such new products as: The Decorative Linear Gas Fires — the definitive gas fire for contemporary interiors with a robust, continuous linear flame in a wide range of lengths; Les Cheminées Baronnial — both rustic and refined, this 15th century inspired genuine French limestone mantel revives the grand hearth for the 21st century home or hotel.

Check out “ Resources ” Out of the crucible of our custom work we have forged such new products as: The Decorative Linear Gas Fires — the definitive gas fire for contemporary interiors with a robust, continuous linear flame in a wide range of lengths; Les Cheminées Baronnial — Out of the crucible of our custom work we have forged such new products as: The Decorative Linear Gas Fires — the definitive gas fire for contemporary interiors with a robust, continuous linear flame in a wide range of lengths; Les Cheminées Baronnial — both rustic and refined, this 15th century inspired genuine French limestone mantel revives the grand hearth for the 21st century home or hotel.

Check out “ Resources ” Out of the crucible of our custom work we have forged such new products as: The Decorative Linear Gas Fires — the definitive gas fire for contemporary interiors with a robust, continuous linear flame in a wide range of lengths; Les Cheminées Baronnial — 1122 1111 1123 1117 1124 Moberg-Linear-Flyer.pdf Linear Gas Fires Flyer 1125 Moberg-LCB-Flyer.pdf Les Cheminees Baronnial Moberg Fireplaces is the most prolific design and creative development firm for fireplaces in the world today. We are challenged by our custom clients to create the finest solutions to a wide variety of programs--from modernizing masonry firebox construction to creating elaborate gas fire sculptures.

These custom solutions have frequently been the testing grounds for new ideas and the basis for manufactured products. Out of the crucible of our custom work we have forged such new products as: The Decorative Linear Gas Fires-the definitive gas fire for contemporary interiors with a robust, continuous linear flame in a wide range of lengths; Les Cheminees Baronnial--both rustic and refined, this 15th century inspired genuine French limestone mantel revives the grand hearth for the 21st century home or hotel.

Check out "Resources" here for more information about the latest new Moberg products, and go to Manufacture Fireplaces for a catalog of our selections. 562 News Bureau 847 633d.pdf Available Photography 1101 632d.pdf Press Coverage 1102 610d.pdf Premier Projects 1107 Moberg_DesignStudio_PR.html New Design Studio 1126 Moberg_AGS_PR.html AGS Press Release Moberg Fireplaces deals regularly with requests from the media in a variety of areas, including providing available photos for architectural features, recent press releases, and media coverage of the Moberg firm. Also members of the media may find it helpful to view examples of our work in our extensive portfolio section of this website, or to review samples of our premier design projects in the downloadable resource.

Moberg Fireplaces routinely distributes details on new projects, products and trends. Press releases are available online and photography is available upon request. For a quote or to gather more information, please contact the marketing and public relations personnel listed below.


Jeffrey Bershaw
Marketing Manager
Moberg Fireplaces
(503) 227-0547
jbershaw@mobergfireplaces.com

Erika Schmidt / Maggie Foote
The Frause Group
(206) 352-6402
eschmidt@frause.com or mfoote@frause.com

NEWS FLASH! Check here for the latest bulletins from our home page and download the latest releases in the News Bureau, for example:
Architectural Graphic Standards 2007 – Moberg Fireplaces deals regularly with requests from the media in a variety of areas, including providing available photos for architectural features, recent press releases, and media coverage of the Moberg firm. Also members of the media may find it helpful to view examples of our work in our extensive portfolio section of this website, or to review samples of our premier design projects in the downloadable resource.

Moberg Fireplaces routinely distributes details on new projects, products and trends. Press releases are available online and photography is available upon request. For a quote or to gather more information, please contact the marketing and public relations personnel listed below.


Jeffrey Bershaw
Marketing Manager
Moberg Fireplaces
(503) 227-0547
jbershaw@mobergfireplaces.com

Erika Schmidt / Maggie Foote
The Frause Group
(206) 352-6402
eschmidt@frause.com or mfoote@frause.com

NEWS FLASH! Check here for the latest bulletins from our home page and download the latest releases in the News Bureau, for example:
Architectural Graphic Standards 2007 – Moberg Fireplaces deals regularly with requests from the media in a variety of areas, including providing available photos for architectural features, recent press releases, and media coverage of the Moberg firm. Also members of the media may find it helpful to view examples of our work in our extensive portfolio section of this website, or to review samples of our premier design projects in the downloadable resource.

Moberg Fireplaces routinely distributes details on new projects, products and trends. Press releases are available online and photography is available upon request. For a quote or to gather more information, please contact the marketing and public relations personnel listed below.

Jeffrey Bershaw
Marketing Manager
Moberg Fireplaces
(503) 227-0547
jbershaw@mobergfireplaces.com

NEWS FLASH!
Architectural Graphic Standards 2007 – Moberg Fireplaces welcomes requests from the media in a variety of areas, including providing available photos for architectural features, recent press releases, and media coverage of the Moberg firm. Members of the media may also find it helpful to view examples of our work in the extensive portfolio section of our website, or to review samples of our premier design projects in the downloadable resource found below.

Moberg Fireplaces regularly distributes details on new projects, products and/or fireplace trends to periodicals whose readership would identify and be inspired by the Moberg story. Press releases and photography are available upon request. For a quote or to gather more information, please contact the marketing and public relations department at marketing@mobergfireplaces.com

News Flash!

Moberg Fireplaces has also been engaged by Wiley Publications and the topics editor from Richard Meier Architects to revise the section on fireplaces in the Architectural Graphics Standards 2007 Edition.

Moberg Fireplaces has expanded into its new Design Studio in Portland ’ s Pearl District and a renovated Fabrication Center in North Portland to meet the increased demand for its custom designs.


Download the press releases in the resources below.


Contact us to receive electronic updates about "What ’ Moberg Fireplaces welcomes requests from the media in a variety of areas, including providing available photos for architectural features, recent press releases, and media coverage of the Moberg firm. Members of the media may also find it helpful to view examples of our work in the extensive portfolio section of our website, or to review samples of our premier design projects in the downloadable resource found below.

Moberg Fireplaces regularly distributes details on new projects, products and/or fireplace trends to periodicals whose readership would identify and be inspired by the Moberg story. Press releases and photography are available upon request. For a quote or to gather more information, please contact the marketing and public relations department at marketing@mobergfireplaces.com.


News Flash!

Moberg Fireplaces has also been engaged by Wiley Publications and the topics editor from Richard Meier Architects to revise the section on fireplaces in the Architectural Graphics Standards 2007 Edition.

Moberg Fireplaces has expanded into its new Design Studio in Portland ’ s Pearl District and a renovated Fabrication Center in North Portland to meet the increased demand for its custom designs.


Download the press releases in the resources below.


Contact us to receive electronic updates about “ What ’ s New ” Moberg Fireplaces welcomes requests from the media in a variety of areas, including providing available photos for architectural features, recent press releases, and media coverage of the Moberg firm. Members of the media may also find it helpful to view examples of our work in the extensive portfolio section of our website, or to review samples of our premier design projects in the downloadable resource found below.
Moberg Fireplaces regularly distributes details on new projects, products and/or fireplace trends to periodicals whose readership would identify and be inspired by the Moberg story. Press releases and photography are available upon request. For a quote or to gather more information, please contact the marketing and public relations department at marketing@mobergfireplaces.com.

News Flash!

Moberg Fireplaces has also been engaged by Wiley Publications and the topics editor from Richard Meier Architects to revise the section on fireplaces in the Architectural Graphics Standards 2007 Edition.

Moberg Fireplaces has expanded into its new Design Studio in Portland ’ s Pearl District and a renovated Fabrication Center in North Portland to meet the increased demand for its custom designs.


Download the press releases in the resources below.

Contact us to receive electronic updates about “ What ’ s New ” Moberg Fireplaces welcomes requests from the media in a variety of areas, including providing available photos for architectural features, recent press releases, and media coverage of the Moberg firm. Members of the media may also find it helpful to view examples of our work in the extensive portfolio section of our website, or to review samples of our premier design projects in the downloadable resource found below.

Moberg Fireplaces regularly distributes details on new projects, products and/or fireplace trends to periodicals whose readership would identify and be inspired by the Moberg story. Press releases and photography are available upon request. For a quote or to gather more information, please contact the marketing and public relations department at marketing@mobergfireplaces.com.

News Flash!

Moberg Fireplaces has also been engaged by Wiley Publications and the topics editor from Richard Meier Architects to revise the section on fireplaces in the Architectural Graphics Standards 2007 Edition.

Moberg Fireplaces has expanded into its new Design Studio in Portland ’ Moberg Fireplaces welcomes requests from the media in a variety of areas, including providing available photos for architectural features, recent press releases, and media coverage of the Moberg firm. Members of the media may also find it helpful to view examples of our work in the extensive portfolio section of our website, or to review samples of our premier design projects in the downloadable resource found below.

Moberg Fireplaces regularly distributes details on new projects, products and/or fireplace trends to periodicals whose readership would identify and be inspired by the Moberg story. Press releases and photography are available upon request. For a quote or to gather more information, please contact the marketing and public relations department at marketing@mobergfireplaces.com.

News Flash!

Moberg Fireplaces has expanded into its new Design Studio in Portland ’ Moberg Fireplaces welcomes requests from the media in a variety of areas, including providing available photos for architectural features, recent press releases, and media coverage of the Moberg firm. Members of the media may also find it helpful to view examples of our work in the extensive portfolio section of our website, or to review samples of our premier design projects in the downloadable resource found below.

Moberg Fireplaces regularly distributes details on new projects, products and/or fireplace trends to periodicals whose readership would identify and be inspired by the Moberg story. Press releases and photography are available upon request. For a quote or to gather more information, please contact the marketing and public relations department at marketing@mobergfireplaces.com.

Moberg Fireplaces has expanded into its new Design Studio in Portland ’ Moberg Fireplaces welcomes requests from the media in a variety of areas, including providing available photos for architectural features, recent press releases, and media coverage of the Moberg firm. Members of the media may also find it helpful to view examples of our work in the extensive portfolio section of our website, or to review samples of our premier design projects in the downloadable resource found below.

News Flash!

Moberg Fireplaces has also been engaged by Wiley Publications and the topics editor from Richard Meier Architects to revise the section on fireplaces in the Architectural Graphics Standards 2007 Edition.

Moberg Fireplaces has expanded into its new Design Studio in Portland ’ Moberg Fireplaces welcomes requests from the media in a variety of areas, including providing available photos for architectural features, recent press releases, and media coverage of the Moberg firm. Members of the media may also find it helpful to view examples of our work in the extensive portfolio section of our website, or to review samples of our premier design projects in the downloadable resource found below.

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Moberg Fireplaces has expanded into its new Design Studio in Portland ’ News:
Fireplace architect Walter Moberg's extensive knowledge is available to the architectural community with the release of Architectural Graphic Standards' 11th edition. The rewritten fireplace section of the AGS now exemplifies current standards and practices for a wide variety of both masonry and factory built fireplaces, including clean-burning, modern masonry fireplaces and insulated metal flues.

Architectural Graphic Standards 11th edition is available now and can be purchase through Wiley here. To view Moberg's press release about Walter's contribution to the AGS, click here.

Moberg Fireplaces welcomes requests from the media for a variety of needs: We can provide photos for architectural features, recent press releases or "hot" fireplace topics, and samples of recent media coverage of the Moberg firm. Members of the media may also find it helpful to view examples of our work in the extensive portfolio section of our website, or to review descriptions of our premier design projects in the downloadable resource found below.

Moberg Fireplaces regularly distributes summaries of new projects, products and/or fireplace trends to periodicals whose readership would identify and be inspired by the Moberg story. To gather more information, please contact the marketing and public relations department at marketing@mobergfireplaces.com Moberg Fireplaces creates many innovative fireplaces annually and maintains a library of images and press releases on cutting-edge products and spectacular new projects of interest to architects, designers and the owner ’ s representatives. Additionally, you may periodically find articles in the News Bureau section that have featured Moberg Fireplaces ’ Moberg Fireplaces creates many innovative fireplaces yearly and maintains a library of images and press releases on cutting-edge products and spectacular new projects of interest to architects, designers and fire enthusiasts. Additionally, you may periodically find articles in the News Bureau section that have featured Moberg Fireplaces ’ Moberg Fireplaces creates many innovative fireplaces yearly and maintains a library of images and press releases on cutting-edge products and spectacular new projects of interest to architects, designers and fire enthusiasts. Additionally, you may periodically find articles in the News Bureau section that have featured Moberg Fireplaces ’ Moberg Fireplaces creates many innovative fireplaces yearly and maintains a library of images and press releases on cutting-edge products and spectacular new projects of interest to architects, designers and fire enthusiasts. Periodically, articles in the News Bureau section will appear that have featured Moberg Fireplaces ’ Moberg Fireplaces creates many innovative fireplaces yearly and maintains a bank of images and press releases on cutting-edge products and new projects of interest to architects, designers and fire enthusiasts. You may periodically find articles in the News Bureau section that have featured Moberg Fireplaces ’ Moberg Fireplaces creates many innovative fireplaces yearly and maintains a bank of images and press releases on cutting-edge products and new projects of interest to architects, designers and fire enthusiasts. You may periodically find articles in the News Bureau section that have featured Moberg Fireplaces ’ Moberg Fireplaces creates many innovative fireplaces yearly and maintains a bank of images and press releases on cutting-edge products and new projects of interest to architects, designers and fire enthusiasts. You may periodically find articles in the News Bureau section that have featured Moberg Fireplaces ’ Moberg Fireplaces creates many innovative fireplaces annually and maintains a bank of images and press releases on cutting-edge products and new projects of interest to architects, designers and fire enthusiasts. Periodically articles will be posted in the News Bureau section that features Moberg Fireplaces or have quoted Walter Moberg as an expert. In the Expert Resource and Information section, you may contact us for a media kit, or arrange to engage Walter Moberg as an educational resource. 951 Contacts 1090 Moberg Fireplaces, Inc. Additional Contacts Moberg Fireplaces is dedicated to providing exceptional service to architects, homeowners, contractors and mason who share our vision to achieve the ideal fireplace - functional beauty that is the emotional focus of the home, hotel or lodge.

For more information on our Custom Solutions, please contact our Design team at design@mobergfireplaces.com or call (503) 227-0547

For more information on our Manufactured Fireplaces, please contact our Sales team at sales@mobergfireplaces.com or call (503) 227-0547. The Moberg Fireplaces design studio is centered in the heart of Portland, in Oregon's best-known art district, The Pearl. Situated among art galleries, loft buildings, unique restaurants, and other design studios, team members find inspiration from this artistic environment, pulsing with activity. The firm's distribution center, located in a nearby industrial district, is within a few minutes drive. Moberg Fireplaces team members, including Walter Moberg, are available by calling the main phone numbers of the firm's office or emailing us at info@mobergfireplaces.com.

Moberg Fireplaces, Inc.
Cellar Building, Suite 300
1124 NW Couch Street
Portland, Oregon 97209
(503) 227-0547 | (503) 227-0548 fax
info@mobergfireplaces.com

Office Hours
Monday - Friday, 8:30 am to 5:30 pm PT
Meetings by special appointment only. Moberg Fireplaces, Inc. is the leading fireplace architecture design firm in North America. As consultants to architects, builders and homeowners, we have completed over 3000 designs worldwide. Moberg's unique expertise is the custom design and specification of very large masonry fireplaces for hotels, lodges and private residences. We have the tempered experience and special skills to develop successful custom solutions, from traditional wood burning fireplaces to gas-fired sculptures. We are also creators of the world's most sophisticated fireplace products, integrating new technology with classic, masonry fireplace aesthetics. Such Moberg products as the Modern Rumford(TM), MRC(TM), Georgian Series(TM), and Lodge Series(TM) are unrivaled for their function and beauty. 1 language 2 tagline Moberg Fireplaces
Integrating Artistry & Technology 1104 Keywords moberg, moberg fireplace, walter moberg, fireplace, wood burning fireplace, gas fireplace, fireplace architect, linear gas fireplace, french limestone mantel, outdoor fireplace, masonry fireplace, custom fireplace, fireplace portland, modern rumford, rumford fireplace, rumford, MRC, gas log sets, Georgian series, lodge series, antique fireplace mantels, cast iron linings, gas fireplace, custom gas fireplace, gas grating, firebox lining, fireplace design, autocad, cad, residential, hotel, fireplace construction 1105 Description Moberg Fireplaces designs, fabricates and manufactures sophisticated fireplaces that yield technically advanced, architecturally harmonious fireplaces of distinction 1106 Search Terms Moberg Fireplaces specializes in all masonry wood burning fireplaces and masonry gas fireplaces as well as custom masonry fireplaces for commercial and residential architectural projects. Moberg Fireplaces' manufactured kits include the Modern Rumford masonry fireplace and MRC masonry fireplace, which are among the cleanest burning and most efficient masonry fireplaces on the market today. The Modern Rumford fireplaces and MRC fireplaces are clean burning wood and gas fireplaces meeting the strictest EPA Phase II requirements for clean burning fireplaces. The Modern Rumford fireplace and MRC fireplace are approved in Colorado, Washington and California.

The Modern Rumford fireplace kit and MRC fireplace kit feature easy installation and customization. Moberg Fireplaces provides comprehensive fireplace construction guidelines as well as architectural drawings for its fireplaces. In addition, Moberg Fireplaces provides custom masonry fireplace design, modern fireplaces, gas log sets, custom gas fireplaces and historic fireplace reconstruction.

Moberg masonry fireplaces are noted for their environmental excellence and for environmentally friendly fireplace design.
3 footer Copyright © 2008 Moberg Fireplaces, Inc. Website Credit Contact Us 4 highlights 5 New: Moberg Products Moberg Fireplaces introduces two new products: Decorative Linear Gas Fires and Les Cheminees Baronnial Limestone Mantels. 6 News: Fireplaces Guidelines for AGS Architectural Graphics Standards by Wiley Publishers has released the 11th Edition with all-new fireplace section by Moberg. 7 AutoCAD Drawings Modern Rumford(TM) masonry fireplaces, CAD designs in sizes from 36" to 96" widths, are now available as a downloadable resource. 8 Contact Us For immediate information on Moberg Fireplaces' services and products call (503) 227-0547 or email info@mobergfireplaces.com