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Use the exact enclosure and cassette identities when comparing a legacy installation with the current RGB Pro Box listing.

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An optional 40-inch rear glass pane for the documented Optimyst Pro Box application, opening the flame presentation to a second viewing side.
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GBF1000-GLASS turns the compatible Pro Box’s opaque rear face into a transparent viewing surface. A single pane with black-edged vertical sides gives the water-vapor flame presentation a view from both adjoining spaces.
The manufacturer’s current accessory listing identifies this as the 40-inch rear-pane option. Choose the exact code for the enclosure and installation generation; similar Pro Box names do not establish interchangeable cassette or enclosure combinations.
Plan the rear viewing side as part of the complete enclosure installation. The glass does not replace required ventilation, structural support or service access, and its measurements are separate from the framed opening.

Catalog dimensions below describe the pane itself. Use the exact enclosure guide for framing, support and installation requirements.
| Rear-pane width | 40.55 in |
|---|---|
| Rear-pane height | 15.28 in |
| Named size application | 40-inch Pro Box |
| Accessory role | Optional two-sided rear pane |
Use the exact enclosure and cassette identities when comparing a legacy installation with the current RGB Pro Box listing.
Plan rear-panel access, surrounding finish and appliance ventilation before the installation is closed in.
| In the box | Contents & quantities |
|---|---|
| Selected accessory | GBF1000-GLASS rear glass pane |
| Panel description | Single transparent pane with black vertical edges |
| System components | Firebox, cassettes, heater and decorative media sold separately from this accessory |
GBF1000-GLASS replaces the compatible Pro Box’s opaque rear backer with a transparent pane, creating a view through the flame presentation from the other side. It is a finishing accessory for a documented two-sided arrangement, not another firebox or a second flame system.
The August 2026 manufacturer price list identifies GBF1000-GLASS as the 40-inch RGB Pro Box rear glass pane. Match that exact accessory code and the complete enclosure model. Older catalog records also name earlier Pro Box applications; that does not mean every old enclosure and new cassette combination is interchangeable.
No. The current RGB Pro Box package lists front glass among its supplied components. This is a separate rear pane for the two-sided configuration. Check the appliance package and the intended viewing arrangement so the included front glass is not mistaken for a missing accessory.
The rear-pane listing establishes a second viewing side, not a second heat outlet or a different heater rating. Use the exact Pro Box installation guide to plan heat discharge and ventilation. Do not infer the airflow arrangement from the transparent glass or the two-sided photograph.
The catalog gives this accessory a width of 40.55 inches and a height of 15.28 inches. Those are rear-pane dimensions, not enclosure or rough-opening dimensions. Build the opening and support to the exact appliance instructions, then use the accessory identity to check the selected rear-glass arrangement.
The 40-inch and 60-inch selections are alternative pane sizes for different documented applications. They are not pieces to stack or combine into a larger rear panel. Keep the complete enclosure model with the selected accessory code throughout planning and ordering.
This separate accessory is the rear glass pane. It does not add a cassette, heater, water connection or decorative log package to an enclosure. Review the exact appliance’s included-equipment table and any separate required components instead of treating rear glass as a complete fireplace system.
Plan the two-sided arrangement before closing the surrounding construction. The compatible Pro Box guide governs access to the back panel, framing and finishing sequence. Do not assume the panel can be exchanged through any finished opening; leave the service and installation access required by that exact system.
No. The glass is part of a finished viewing arrangement, not an exemption from the appliance’s fresh-air, support, electrical or service-access requirements. Keep those provisions in the installation design, and follow the exact enclosure guidance rather than sealing every visible gap around the glass.
Have GBF1000-GLASS, the full enclosure model, the cassette model or models and the installed front/back arrangement available. An older family name alone is not enough to confirm a modern system combination. The linked resources identify their appliance scope; a separate rear pane does not automatically inherit an appliance warranty period.
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Keep the rear-glass code, enclosure and cassette model numbers, and purchase record together for support. The linked documents explain their compatible appliance systems; the separate glass pane does not automatically inherit the appliance’s warranty period.
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