Steven Miller Design Studio, Inc. The cabinet is full depth with a fixed panel that creates the recess. Cords tuck neatly behind.

Steven Miller Design Studio, Inc. The Fireplace Surround is made of Caesar Stone's "Lagos Azul"

Vikrant Sharma Homez I thought so , but I was partying , but you got your answer ; Good Luck

Steven Miller Design Studio, Inc. These cabinets are veneered with engineered oak with a natural finish.

Steven Miller Design Studio, Inc. It is a ceramic piece from Gump's in San Francisco

COASTROAD Hearth & Patio First off - very nice fireplace and millwork arrangement by Steven Miller Design Studio!

Residential building code fireplace clearances only apply to site-built masonry fireplaces. Manufactured fireplaces, wood and gas, must be installed strictly according to the installation instructions supplied by the manufacturer (section 1004), and the requirements vary by fireplace model.

Unlisted wood-burning stoves, however, require 36" clearance to combustibles. So be sure you know what you're working with.

Some people use the industry term "zero-clearance" loosely to apply to any manufactured fireplace, but it is a misconception that manufactured fireplaces do not require clearance to combustibles. The gas fireplace above does require some clearance to the surrounding millwork. When using manmade materials in a fireplace surround as in the photo above, be careful to select a concrete based material (like Zodiaq or other quartz types), not a polymer base (like Corian or Avonite) so that it will not melt or burn when the fireplace is being used!

Steven Miller Design Studio, Inc. Thank you!