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| Touchstone Sideline50 Electric Fireplace |
This popular show draws thousands of people from the mid-Atlantic region and features celebrity speakers including Jeff Devlin of DIY Network’s I Hate My Bath and the much anticipated new HGTV program Stone House Revival, John Gidding of HGTV'S Curb Appeal and Alison Victoria OF DIY Network’s Crashers.
Over 300 exhibitors offer show-goers design tips, project inspiration and product guidance. At Booth 204, Touchstone Home Products, Inc. will showcase design-minded electric fireplaces, motorized TV lifts and pop up TV lift cabinets. “We look forward to the Philly Home Show every year. This show is right in our backyard. We love meeting other local exhibitors and attendees,” explains Frank Quinlisk, Touchstone Home Products Vice President.
Quinlisk adds, “This year, we are featuring new electric fireplace sizes and styles, and we’re excited to show them off. Our new 36-inch wide Sideline Electric Fireplace is getting a lot of buzz. It’s the perfect size to integrate into a bathroom or kitchen renovation.”
Designed for easy installation, Sideline Electric Fireplaces can be recessed into the wall for a flush mount effect or mounted directly on the wall. The plug and play electric fireplace means you don’t have to plan for venting or gas lines in the installation. Within minutes, you can enjoy the ambiance and beauty of the natural flame display.
New 36-inch and 72-inch Electric Fireplaces
Touchstone introduces two new Sideline sizes, the 36-inch wide Sideline36 and the 72-inch wide Sideline72. These new electric fireplaces are well built with all the same popular features as the Sideline 50 and Sideline60.All Sideline Electric Fireplaces feature:
- 5000 BTU heater for rooms up to 400 square feet
- Available in 36, 50, 60 and 72 inch sizes
- Cool-to-the-touch fireplace face
- Ships with both log and crystal options
- Affordable alternative to gas
- Features the most life-like flames available
- Flame display can be enjoyed with or without heat as desired
- IR remote control