The Urbana U70 Bay burning on a black studio void — a wide three-sided band of fire over a driftwood bed on glowing glass media

U70 Bay

Seventy inches of fire, wrapped corner to corner.

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Urbana · U70 Series

The widest wrap in the house.

Urbana’s biggest bay — 1,900 square inches of glass, wrapped corner to corner on three sides.

I

Three sides of glass

The front and both sides — one wrap of fire, the corners sealed glass to glass. In Urbana’s words: “No Steel Pillars,” “No Gaps in Glass.”

II

Nothing between you

“Double Glass Safety” — a second layer of ultra clear glass, “no screen required,” seamless top to bottom.

III

A bed that changes color

Glass, driftwood, river rock or shale — under “Adjustable Ember Bed Color LED Lights.” The driftwood bed shown here is one setting of many.

The glass-to-glass corner of the U70 Bay, crushed-glass bed wrapping through it
Glass to glass · no pillars
The U70 Bay’s crushed-glass ember bed up close, ribbon flame rising from it
Glass media · LED ember glow
The U70 Bay from the front-left — the long low band of fire wrapping its corner
Corner wrap · 19″ view

Photography: Urbana

Seen in real rooms.

From our Urbana files — in place, and the fire up close. Tap to step inside.

Under the stair, three-sided
Blond pier, bench hearth
Driftwood in the corner glass
Stones, riverside light

Will it fit?

Seventy inches wide, three sides deep.

The U70 Bay’s full band of fire at a three-quarter view, on the black void
19″ of glass 70¾″ framing width
52,500BTU/h max input
1,900 sq inof three-sided glass
NG · LPnatural gas or propane
88½″minimum floor-to-ceiling

The maker’s numbers

Specifications

52,500 BTU/hMaximum heat
three-sided · 1,900 sq inGlass viewing area
70¾″Framing width

The fire

Fuel
natural gas or propane
Max input
52,500 BTU/h
Min input
39,000 BTU/h NG · 43,000 LP
Efficiency (maker’s figure)
59.2%

The look

Firebox media
glass · driftwood · river rock · shale

The opening

Glass
three-sided · 1,900 sq in
Front glass
70″ w × 19″ h
Side glass
15″ w × 19″ h each
Framing width
70¾″
Framed opening
37″ h
Min framing depth
21″
Min floor-to-ceiling
88½″

The hookup

Electrical
120 VAC · 15 A dedicated circuit
Venting
direct vent · 5″ × 8″ co-axial

These are the numbers we install to — every number above is Urbana’s own published figure, nothing rounded, nothing guessed. Download the maker’s installation manual, or ask us anything at the showroom.

The U70 family

Pick your view.

Real voices · 5.0 on Google

Installed by the crew people write about.

“…the knowledge and guidance we received in determining size, location and finishing design was invaluable.”

Phil M. · Google review

“As someone extremely particular and fussy I was very pleased.”

Josh R. · Google review

Quick answers

The three things everyone asks.

Will it fit my wall?

It frames at 70¾″ wide with 21″ of depth, and wants 88½″ floor-to-ceiling. Send us a photo of your wall and we’ll confirm the fit before you spend a dollar.

Is it really open on three sides?

Yes — the front and both sides are glass, the corners sealed with “No Steel Pillars,” in Urbana’s words. “Double Glass Safety” keeps the outer surface guarded, no screen required.

What’s the upkeep?

No wood to haul, no ash to sweep. Like any gas fireplace it wants an annual service — that’s our trade, and the crew that installs it does it.

What it costs

Priced to your home — not from a chart.

Every wall is different — framing, venting, gas line — so your price is real, not a guess.

Tell us about your wall

Two minutes online. Photos help; the booking machine takes them.

Get your real quote

Dan prices your exact install and walks you through every line of it.

Installed by the pros

Nick’s crew frames it to the maker’s spec, runs the venting, and leaves the room clean.

Request 2026 pricing

Or come see it in our Coldwater showroom — the espresso will be on.

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