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What is the range of BTUs for gas fireplaces, both 2 sided and 1 sided?
Gas fireplaces can range in BTU from around 10,000 BTU to as high as 65,000 BTU.
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Ken C.from napa ca asked:
How much propane do your units use?
The amount of LP a stove uses depends on the BTU usage and the amount of time it is run for.
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Owen O.
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Leighfrom ocean view,nj asked:
Does the Empire Tahoe deluxe clean face direct vent gas fireplace with remote ready millivolt control come with gas logs?
That fireplace does indeed come with gas logs.
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Brennan W.
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Rickfrom Cambridge, IA asked:
Is there anyway to heat your house with the units even if the power is out?
Our electronic ignition units generally come with battery backup systems that will allow them to turn on in the event of a power outage.
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Brennan W.
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Billfrom CA asked:
Can a natural gas Vermont Castings stove also burn propane?
The gas unit needs to use the fuel type indicated on the rating plate, only, unless an approved conversion kit is installed.
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Owen
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Peggyfrom Salisbury, MD asked:
Is there any regulation regarding how close to a window you can place a gas(propane) fireplace?
By national code for direct vent fireplaces, the edge of the vent termination can be no closer than 12 inches to a door or a window. Most terminations are approximately 12 inches across, so the center line of the vent passing through the wall would need to be approximately 18 inches from the edge of the nearest door or window.
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Collin C. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
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Gingerfrom NM asked:
When a fireplace is advertised as a 24" or 32" fireplace, does that just mean the box? Or the complete unit with surround?
This varies from manufacturer to manufacturer. By and large, the measurement refers to the front width of the fireplace face, including the sides, but in other cases it is the opening measurement. For every fireplace on our website you can download the owner's manual and see the illustrated dimensions which will clarify this.
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Tyler M. - NFI Certified Specialist
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Brianfrom Bradford asked:
Can your gas fireplace heat your home during a power outage?
Yes, a majority of the gas fireplaces we carry can operate in a power outage. You will lose the use of the circulating blowers, but the units will produce the same BTU. Millivolt units will not require any power for the pilot and burner. IPI units will use a battery back up to power the fireplace during a power outage.
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Alifrom Scottsdale, AZ asked:
Can I change out my old gas fireplace logs with something more modern like birch logs? Can I also change out the mateiral in the bottom of my fireplace with rocks? Some places say you will have to replace your fireplace to change the logs out.
Indeed, it depends on the manufacturer and model of your existing fireplace as to whether or not you can swap out a burner and log set.
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Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
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Halfrom Irving, texas asked:
Can a battery backup be added to an existing ipi fireplace?
Depending on the make/model of fireplace that you have, there should be a battery backup already installed or the wires for a battery backup to be installed already included on your fireplace. Please reference your owner's manual for the location of the battery backup.
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Aaron D.
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Kelly B.from Lebanon Pa asked:
Can you put a gas fireplace in a spot that was made for a wood stove?
Perhaps, as this will depend on the size of the opening and the type of gas fireplace you wish to install in it.
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Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
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Danfrom St. James Mo. asked:
What size gas line is required for a ventless fireplace with a max btu/hr?
Gas line size requirements depend on a specific model's installation instructions, as well as local gas code.
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Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
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John J.from Rehoboth Beach DE asked:
Do they make gas fireplaces with glass doors that can be opened while in use or do ventless fireplaces have to have a semi-permanently installed glass front over the firebox?
Actually, ventless gas fireplaces will not have any glass concealing the front since fireplaces of this type must remain open to the home to function. Direct vent gas fireplaces will have a fixed glass window that is only removed for maintenance purposes while B-vent gas fireplaces will indeed have optional glass doors that function just like the doors with your wood fireplace, however, B-vent fireplaces have largely been replaced with more efficient direct vent gas fireplaces as they add no efficiency and must be vented vertically through the roof. Subsequently, the selection of B-vent gas fireplaces is very limited. There are ventless fireboxes and fireplaces that have optional doors available, but these are decorative mesh doors and not glass.
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Will M.
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Tomfrom Atlanta, Ga. asked:
Is it acceptable to build a firebox for a gas insert out of granite?
An insert requires a fully-functional, noncombustible fireplace with a functional chimney in place. If you are constructing an enclosure for use with a zero-clearance gas fireplace, then, yes, the granite would be fine to use.
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Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
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Timfrom fireplaces are in Wilmington NC asked:
Do you sell a basket with artificial coal to fit into my two urban fireplaces?
Yes, we do carry those coal baskets.
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Wayne B.from saratoga ny asked:
Do you have a brick liner kit for a Superior fireplace dr500cmn, or one that will work?
We apologize but that liner kit has been discontinued.
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Gregfrom Placerville California asked:
Is this unit allowed in California?
Indoor vent-free products are not allowed in the entire State of California.
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Owen O.
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Lisafrom Vermont asked:
Can I add a Honeywell RTH9580WF Wi-Fi Smart Touchscreen thermostat to my gas fireplace?
Whether or not you can do this depends on the type of gas fireplace you have and its valve/ignition control.
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Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
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Brianfrom Charlotte, NC asked:
We have an outdoor wood-burning fireplace with a natural gas starter. We would like to put in gas logs. Wondering if there are any logs that provide more radiant heat as you would get from a radiant heater?
All of the gas logs will produce a radiant heat. They do have varying BTU's and max out around 90K for a vented set.
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Owen O.
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Skipgebhardtfrom Whispering Pines, NC asked:
Can you replace a burner with a larger burner that will provide more and higher flame?
Unfortunately, it is not possible to change out the burner in a prefabricated fireplace for a larger one or one with more BTU output.
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Brennan W.
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B K.from Outer Banks, N.C. asked:
I have a gas fireplace that has the box enclosed outside the house in a chimney looking enclosure. The inside wall becomes warm when the fireplace is on. Is there some way to prevent this?
The walls and surfaces above gas fireplaces typically get warm. There is no way to reduce this, other than the lower the heat output on the fireplace itself.
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Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
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Clyde S.from 528 Hideaway Lane Central, HIdeaway, TX 75771 asked:
We have a wood-burning fireplace. Is it possible to come through the F/P liner and exterior wall to install gas logs, lighter, etc.?
If your woodburning fireplace is a manufactured model, you will need to confirm via the manufacturer's information as to whether or not a gas line can be run inside the unit for a gas log set.
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Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
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Angelafrom asked:
Can you explain the difference between a contour burner and a slope glaze burner?
While they are both Empire burners, each has a burn port pattern designed to accommodate different media. For example, the Whiskey River log set can only sit atop a Contour burner, while the Super Charred Oak set would require the Slope Glaze burner.
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Bob W.from Ruckersville, Virginia asked:
Should the pilot light be turned off during the summer?
The pilot light should most definitely be turned off in the warmer months because leaving the pilot flame on will cause excess wear on the thermopile.
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Will M.
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Paulfrom Oxford Michigan asked:
Looking for a blower for my gas fireplace Model is Superior and the model number is DR-500CMN
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Judyfrom klamath falls, oregon asked:
do the hearths or mantles pictured come with the fireplaces? I am building a new home and just starting to shop.
For the vast majority of our fireplaces, the mantels/hearths pictured with the unit is not included with the purchase. Moreover, most of the time these are custom pieces for the stock photos. However, we do offer some units with corresponding/compatible mantel cabinets for enclosure.
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Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
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Ronfrom San Diego asked:
Why are gas fireplaces with direct vent from the top more expensive than vent free? Seems counter intuitive. I have a gas fireplace from the 80's and it needs to be replaced. Do I really need to spend $3000.00 dollars for sheet metal lined with ceramic br
Direct vent gas fireplaces are more expensive due to the cost of manufacturing, the solid glass front utilize and the engineering involved. Please note we do sell many models in the $1,100-$1,200 price range; the $3,000+ models are typically the high-end luxury models with many bells and whistles.
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Tyler M.
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Maryfrom Williston, VT asked:
When we look at widths, is the width specified for the glass, or the box? We are trying to figure out the right size for our living room.
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Davidfrom Southlake, TX asked:
Can the Superior Model BBV-42RMN B-Vent Gas fireplace flame height be adjusted?
This particular model has a fixed flame height that may not be adjusted.
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Will M.
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Lawrence B.from Cheyenne, WY asked:
Do you need to run the electric fan on a fireplace all the time?
No, you do not need to run a fireplace fan constantly.
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Owen
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Revondra M.from Lanham, MD asked:
I have a wood burning stove. I want to convert it to a propane fire place. Is this possible? I do not have natural gas in my area.
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Perry S.from Brooklyn, NY asked:
I have a Napoleon W660-0122 remote. I want to get a fireplace that's compatible. Is Napoleon "connector" like a universal thing?
No, Napoleon has different remotes for some of their units.
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Owen
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Dannyfrom VA asked:
For a Majestic model# 39BDVR RN fireplace, where is the thermocouple located and what does it look like?
The thermocouple will be attached to your pilot assembly. It is a small cylindrical piece of metal that is being heated by your pilot light.
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Brennan W.
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Dannyfrom Suffolk, VA asked:
I have a 14 year old Majestic fireplace model# 39BDVR RN with a SIT Nova control knob. When I tried to light the pilot this year, it would not stay lit. I turned the control knob to pilot and lit it with the ignitor switch, held the knob in for 1 minute
Your thermocouple is likely not recognizing the pilot flame, which is causing it to shut off when you let go of the knob. You will want to clean the thermocouple with a piece of emery cloth or high grit (1000) sandpaper. This should resolve the issue.
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Brennan W.
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Gabriellefrom NY asked:
Can a 62" ventless gas fireplace, 42000 to 45 BTUs, be installed below a 62" monitor without arming the monitor?
At that BTU level, it is not recommended that a monitor be placed above the fireplace.
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Brennan W.
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Terryfrom Benton, PA asked:
I have a fireplace with a Heatilator to burn wood. It is double walled steel and in between the walls is an air space that circulates the warm air. This has a damper leading into a masonry chimney with a smoke shelve. If I get a vented gas log fireplace
You are advised to open your damper completely when using a vented gas log set.
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Susanfrom OH asked:
I have an existing un-vented fireplace. Can I change it to vented? It has to sit against an interior wall.
A vent free firebox can not be converted to a vented one, but can be replaced by a vented unit. Installing a direct vent on an interior wall is not an problem.
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Owen
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Sanjayfrom Springfield, OH asked:
What is the difference between a millivolt fireplace and an IPI fireplace?
These terms are often mentioned, but rarely gone into with depth and clarity. A millivolt gas valve is a common apparatus that is used in many types of gas appliances. It operates by utilizing a valve containing an electromagnet, attached to a plunger that controls gas flow. Within the combustion chamber and usually directly above the burner is a pilot assembly, which consists of a small gas tube, a thermocouple or thermopile, and an ignitor in most cases. A thermocouple is a small metallic probe that contains a juncture of two dissimilar metals. When heated, the resistance between the metals creates a very small amount of voltage. A thermopile is simply a larger version of a thermocouple and contains multiple chains of these linked junctures. A millivolt style of fireplace will have a manual push knob that initiates the flow of gas to the pilot tube. Utilizing the push button ignitor or a manual lighter, the gas exiting the pilot tube will ignite and begin to heat the thermocouple or thermopile. The resulting voltage being generated will travel back to the gas valve via a copper lead, energizing the electromagnet in the valve. When fully charged, the manual push knob can be released, allowing the pilot to remain lit and the appliance to commence operation. Voltage generated by the pilot is all that is needed for the appliance to work, making this a great low maintenance fireplace, at the cost of a small amount of gas being consumed. An IPI (intermittent pilot ignition) appliance has similiarities to a millivolt appliance. It still uses a gas valve and pilot assembly, but the pilot is not always lit as with a millivolt appliance. Instead, the appliance only lights the pilot when the system is calling for operation. When switched on, an electric spark ignitor begins to fire at the pilot assembly until the flow of gas coming from the pilot tube lights. The flame from the pilot heats a flame rectifier, which is similar to a thermocouple. Instead of generating voltage like a thermocouple, a flame rectifier generates a signal that is sent back to a control module in the appliance. When the module detects the signal, the computer logic tells the ignitor to stop firing and the gas valve to open, commencing operation of the burner. When the system is switched off, both the burner and pilot extinguish, saving fuel by not allowing a pilot to burn while in standby. This type of system usually relies on 120 volt power as a primary supply, with batteries as a backup. In recent years, IPI systems have become very reliable and are on track to outsell millivolt systems in the near future.
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Theresafrom Colorado Springs, CO asked:
What is the difference between a vent free fireplace and a direct vent fireplace?
While they share some basic operating principles, there are several differences between these two appliance types that govern where they may or may not be installed. Direct vent appliances utilize a sealed combustion chamber that ensures they do not consume any oxygen from the room. The chamber is sealed with a gasketed pane of tempered or ceramic glass, which is held in place by bolted or spring loaded clasps. The log set is contained behind the glass and can easily be viewed through it. The direct vent pipe facilitates both the emission of burnt gases to the atmosphere and the intake of combustion gases to fuel the fire. Typically, the inner pipe is responsible for exhaust duties, while the outer handles combustion air. The pipe can be vented vertically and even horizontally, over limited distances. Because of their sealed nature, restrictions on installation are few and far between, with the primary limitation being the need for the vent pipe run. Like direct vent appliances, vent free units use a gas valve and burner apparatus, coupled with a log set, fire stones, or fire glass. However, vent free units use no venting system or glass front. They are able to do this due to a strict limitation on BTU output and requirements imposed on the media they can use over the burner. Because they do not require vent pipe, they are extremely versatile in how they may be installed, however they also have state by state limitations. In states where they are allowed, they can be a fantastic supplemental heat source for limited durations. For additional information and considerations to look into before working with an installer, we recommend reviewing our purchasing missteps article. For the handy homeowners that have already made a selection, our fireplace installation article is a useful guide to get you to the finish line.
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Lisa B.from Clarendon Hills, IL asked:
I am building a house and want to put in a fireplace. My contractor told me to pick out a direct vent fireplace because there is no chimney. But now I am seeing different options such as ventless fireplaces. Do they have real flames. Do they need a gas li
Ventless gas hearth systems will still require a plumber or gas fitter installing a gas line, but they do not require any venting. Initially, the installation cost will subsequently be less than that of a direct vent system, however, these systems are not allowed in all municipalities and do require maintenance more frequently than direct vent systems. If the concern is initial cost, one consideration should be an Electric Fireplace as not venting would be needed and this would not require a plumber or gas fitter.
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Will M.
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Stevefrom Norman, OK asked:
Can I keep the fireplace glass doors closed while burning a vented gas log set?
As long as the doors do not use gaskets to seal them, yes. I highly recommend leaving the doors open for at least the first 15 minutes of operation to ensure that the glass is warmed slowly. This will prevent the possibility of glass breakage, due to thermal shock.
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Randyfrom Bay City, MI asked:
Where can I find a gas shut-off valve for a glass fireplace set?
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Noel S.from Mill Creek, WA asked:
How do you go about removing the glass so as to clean behind it?
While it depends on the brand, almost every direct vent gas fireplace requires that you first remove the upper louver assembly, then flip down the lower louvers. There should be 2 or 3 spring loaded clamps that will be visible along the bottom of the glass door frame. They can be pulled forward and dropped down out of the way, allowing you to tilt the glass forward at the base and then lifted up and out of the way. Some older units did not use spring loaded clasps, instead requiring you to loosen bolts that run along the base of the frame.
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Jamesfrom Vinemont, Alabama asked:
If I have a vented gas fireplace, and I take all of the the insides out, and replace it with a ventless system; will it work?
Unfortunately, this is not possible with a vent free fireplace.
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Brennan W.
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Mitchellfrom Santa Monica, CA asked:
I have an old freestanding gas fireplace that vents through the roof; it's that older cone-shaped type, if that rings a bell. I am looking for something more contemporary that might replace it. I don't want a "regular fireplace" that goes in the wall or o
The only product we will be able to offer will be one of our woodburning stoves.
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Will M.
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Mary A.from Lovell, WY asked:
Do you offer any gas fireplaces that can run without electricity?
Yes, all of our millivolt gas fireplaces do not require electricity for operation. For more information, please see our Gas Fireplace and Stove Buying Guide.
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Tyler M.
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Jamesfrom Bay Shore, NY asked:
Whats the difference between a "fireplace" and a "firebox"?
Generally, when an item is listed as a "firebox," it will not include a gas burner or a log set, whereas a "fireplace" will include the firebox, the burner and the log set. Every unit on our website should clarify what is included.
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Tyler M. - NFI Certified Specialist
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Josephfrom asked:
How does one clean the brass or gold plating on the front of the fireplace?
A standard brass cleaner should work perfectly well for this application.
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