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Fireplace 3D configurator: buyers see the fireplace in their living room

A fireplace is heating and the focal point of a living room, so buyers take time over shape and cladding. A few photos of finished installs do not show how a corner firebox in stone will look in their room. A fireplace 3D configurator shows their chosen version and puts together the whole set, flue included.

Short answer

What is a fireplace 3D configurator?

A fireplace 3D configurator is a tool on a maker's or installer's website where the buyer chooses fireplace shape, firebox, cladding, log store and flue type, and the 3D model and price update instantly. Trimata builds it from the fireboxes and finishes you offer, so each enquiry already lists the full set.

Type and position

  • Wall
  • Corner
  • Island
  • Double sided between rooms
  • Freestanding stove

Firebox

  • Flat glass
  • Corner with two panes
  • Three sided
  • Lift up door
  • Different outputs

Cladding

  • Render
  • Natural stone
  • Large format tiles
  • Sheet metal
  • Concrete effect

Dimensions

  • Fireplace width and height
  • Hood height to the ceiling
  • Hearth height

Log store and bench

  • Open log niche
  • Closed niche
  • Bench beside the fire
  • Shelf

Flue

  • Modular stainless steel
  • Ceramic
  • Internal or external
  • Height above the roof
What buyers chooseFor this product we build the 3D model from your photos or drawings.

What buyers ask before ordering a fireplace or stove

  • Can I have a fireplace if the house has no chimney?
  • What heat output do I need for my living room?
  • How far does it have to be from a timber wall?
  • Will the glass blacken if I light it every evening?
  • Can it heat other rooms as well?
  • What is the difference between a cast iron and a steel stove?

What buyers can choose in the configurator

The configurator only shows fireboxes and flues that suit the chosen shape and heat output.

ChoiceOptionsWhy show it in 3D
Type and positionwall, corner, island, double sided between rooms, freestanding stoveThe buyer sees how much space it takes and where the fire can be seen from.
Fireboxflat glass, corner with two panes, three sided, lift up door, different outputsThe glass shape decides how much fire is on show, which matters more to buyers than the spec sheet.
Claddingrender, natural stone, large format tiles, sheet metal, concrete effectCladding is a big part of the price and is best judged in the room.
Dimensionsfireplace width and height, hood height to the ceiling, hearth heightThe buyer sees proportions for their own ceiling height, not a showroom's.
Log store and benchopen log niche, closed niche, bench beside the fire, shelfThese change the outline of the fireplace, so they are worth seeing before buying.
Fluemodular stainless steel, ceramic, internal or external, height above the roofThe flue is often left out of quotes, and the model shows it as a required part of the system.
Stove colour and extrasblack, grey, white, legs or pedestal, heat storing stone, floor plateA stove stands in the open, so every detail is on show and has to be chosen visually.

Add-ons that raise the order value

Fireplaces and stoves often sell with heat storing cladding that keeps warmth longer, an outside air supply, warm air ducting to other rooms, a water heat exchanger, a floor plate and a tool set.

Heat storing stone is a typical case. Buyers hear that the warmth will last longer but cannot see what they are paying for. When the model shows extra layers of stone around the firebox with the price difference beside it, the choice gets easier.

A log niche and bench often feel like decoration that can wait. Seen on the model as part of the whole fireplace, it is clear that adding them later would be harder and dearer.

Which 3D format suits fireplaces

FormatFitWhen to choose it
3D configuratorStrong fitWhen you offer several shapes, fireboxes and claddings and buyers want to see the combination and price.
3D view with ARStrong fitWhen buyers want to stand a stove or fireplace in their living room on a phone and check the size.
Renders and videoStrong fitWhen you need the same fireplace in different claddings with a live fire, without shooting at clients' homes.
B2B quote builderWeaker fitOnly if you work with developers who order the same fireplace spec for several houses.

Why makers choose Trimata

  • We review your request within 24 hours

    Send a photo, drawing or link, and we review your request within 24 hours and get back to you with an offer.

  • Fixed price

    We agree the price up front, before work starts.

  • One model, many uses

    The same 3D model gives you a configurator, an AR view, catalogue photos and video.

  • You own the files

    The 3D models are yours to use anywhere, with anyone.

  • One line of code

    Works on Shopify, WooCommerce and custom sites. 3D loads only on click, so pages stay fast.

  • Lithuanian and English

    Configurators speak both languages, which suits makers exporting to Scandinavia or Germany.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. The buyer enters the room area or volume, and the tool suggests suitable outputs from your table. Your specialist still confirms the final choice.
Yes. The flue can be a separate step with type and height, and its price is added to the fireplace. If there is already a chimney, the buyer skips that step.
Yes. The firebox can show an animated fire and evening lighting, so the buyer sees how it looks when lit. This helps most when choosing the glass shape.
Yes. Stoves can be 3D views with AR, while built fireplaces sit in a separate configurator. Both use the same models and run on your website.

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