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Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
on Nov 10, 2023
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Ellen from Questa, NM asked:
Why do we get this awful smell when burning with the vent partially closed?
It is likely that the damper is closed too far and some combustion byproducts are spilling into the room. A good way to test this is to light a match or hold a lighter near the top of the fireplace opening when the set is burning. If the flame blows away from the opening, the set is spilling byproducts into the room. The damper will need to be opened in small increments until the spillage stops.
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Pat from Wilmington, DE asked:
How do you determine whether you need a vented or unvented gas logs?
For insight into whether vented or ventless gas logs would be suitable for your application, please read our article, What to Know When Buying Gas Logs.
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Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
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Greg from ca asked:
Do you have fire pit logs?
Yes we do. Grand Canyon makes a few log set for outdoor fire pits.
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Owen O.
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Frank E. from Emerald Isle NC asked:
I am looking at the G10 ventless firelogs to replace my existing vented propane gas logs. The firebox is 36" at the front, 20" at the back and 14" deep. I am trying to decide between the 18" or the 24". Do you have any suggestions?
If you are only considering the G10 burner, any of the G10 log sized would work and so you could actually install a larger 30". For aesthetics, I'd probably stay with the same 24" log size. To answer your question, the log set size generally refers to the width of the widest log at the base of the log set and has very little to do with the burner.
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Will M.
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Michael P. from Rockwall, Texas asked:
I have a B-Vent fireplace and the logs that are in there literally put off no heat. What are my options?
B-Vent gas fireplaces are decorative models and certainly will not be a reliable source of supplemental heat. Our best recommendation would be to replace it with a direct vent gas fireplace. Of course, this will entail a bit of renovation and a complete replacement of your venting components.Â
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Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
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Jim from Auburn, AL asked:
What is the difference between a basic and deluxe remote? Are there other choices?
The Peterson basic remotes will offer the ability to turn the log set on and off remotely. The variable model will also allow you to adjust flame height. The deluxe model offers a thermostatic setting as well, allowing you to program a desired room temperature that the log set will modulate to. Because of the modulating nature of the gas valves, one of these remotes must be used. Other models are not compatible.
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Collin C. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
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Chris from Lafayette, LA asked:
What type of logs do I need if I have a fireplace that is open on both sides?
These logs are known as see through (sometimes spelled "see thru") log sets. The options we offer can be seen here. I will be happy to answer any questions about the different pilot options and sizing.
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Collin C. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
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Greg from Kansas City asked:
Do you have other resources for learning about vent-free logs?
We have a great video discussing the most common questions regarding vent-free appliances. You can watch this video by following this link.
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on Feb 01, 2024
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Johnny M. from Oklahoma asked:
What is the difference between indoor and outdoor vent-free log sets?
An outdoor vent-free gas log set will include a stainless steel burner with an outdoor-rated valve system, whereas the indoor units should not be used outdoors due to eventual rust, corrosion, and failure of the valve.
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Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
on Mar 23, 2023
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Brian asked:
I have a fireplace with a gas line that we use to light our wood fires. Is it possible to fit our fireplace with gas logs that can be easily removed if I want to burn wood?
While it is certainly possible to install a vented gas log set, it would not be easily removable, as you would have to disconnect a gas line each time, then cap it or re-connect it to the log lighter before burning wood.
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Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
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Gayle from Cedar Bluff, AL asked:
What causes the logs in a vent-free propane fireplace to break and crumble? I have bought 3 sets by 3 different manufacturers in big box stores, and for the last 10 years and they have all done the same thing! What can I do to prevent this?
Log sets purchased at the big box stores you'd mentioned will typically include decorative logs made of ceramic fiber, which is a lightweight, semi-porous material that will most certainly break down over time. I recommend choosing a log set including solid refractory logs as the logs themselves will last a lifetime and will not crumble over time. For example, any ventless log sets produced by Real Fyre will include refractory logs backed by a lifetime warranty.
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Will M.
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Ron D. from Winder, GA asked:
Can you use ventless logs with an open chimney flue?
Yes, you can.
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Owen O.
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Jim D. from San Jose CA area asked:
Do the ceramic logs also emit heat when heated up by the gas flame?
Yes, they retain a little heat that radiates from the log.
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Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
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Gary from Atlanta asked:
How do I tell the log sets that have millivolt control systems?
When using the gas log calculator, select "On/Off Remote" when prompted to select your pilot type.
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Will M.
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Tawnie M. from Ocala, FL asked:
I am looking for gas logs for my Superior fireplace insert, model UVFR 500. What do you suggest?
This appears to be a universal vent-free gas firebox, so any ventless gas log set that fits properly inside the dimensions of your firebox can be installed.
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Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
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Jim from Kansas city asked:
Can a vent or vent free gas log can be installed in a vented fireplace?
Yes, you can use either a vented or a vent-free log set in a properly vented wood fireplace.
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Owen O.
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Suzanne S. from Denver, Colorado asked:
Do you have ventless gas logs that are certified for high altitude?
Unfortunately, we do not carry any ventless sets that are certified for high altitude.
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Brennan W.
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Ken from Hot Springs, AR asked:
Can I use different model of ventless fireplace logs on my present burner?
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K. N. from Nebraska asked:
How safe are ventless logs?
We have posted quite a bit of information on our site regarding this topic here.
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Will M.
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Mary from San Diego ,Ca asked:
Can we use a Duraflame log in a indoor GAS fireplace ?
No, the DuraFlame logs are only meant to be used in woodburning units.
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on Jan 22, 2024
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Roy from Nashville , TN asked:
I have a ventless propane gas log set. The fireplace is set in a 28foot tall living room with no way to vent outdoors. Each time I use the fireplace the area above the room and the second-story hallway smell badly. Is there a propane burner that will bett
No, unfortunately, a noticeable odor is a known by-product of vent-free gas burners. Even our newest options would emit an odor.
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Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
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Bobbi B. asked:
Is size determined by area?
The size is determined by the fireplace measurements (front width, rear width and depth) with the most needed measurement being the middle width of the fireplace from side to side.
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Aaron D.
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Cynthia S. from 29579 asked:
I have raspatory allergies and slight asthma and have heard ventless causes problems in people with breathing problems. Is this true?
Ventless products can have an adverse effect on people that have breathing conditions or are sensitive to smells.
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Aaron D.
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Michael M. from fairhope Al asked:
What does vented and naturally vented mean?
Any vented gas log set is naturally vented via a functional chimney installed on a woodburning fireplace.
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Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
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Rebecca from Summerville, SC asked:
How do I determine whether my gas fireplace is vented or ventless ?
A ventless gas fireplace will have doors that can be easily opened or no doors at all. A vented fireplace will have a sealed combustion chamber, which means a glass front that requires unlatching some clamps or screws to open the area where the logs are located. There should be a data plate on your fireplace that will specify if the fireplace is vented or ventless.
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Aaron D.
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Bruce F. from maui asked:
Is it difficult to change a vented gas log to a ventless gas log?
A vented gas log set cannot be converted to a ventless gas log set because of the BTU output and codes regarding these units.
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Kelsey C.
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Francis A. from cuyahoga county asked:
Can I put ventless logs in a vented gas fireplace?
In most cases, yes. However, certain local codes will not allow it so please double-check with local code first.
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Owen O.
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Bill E. from 711 old union rd church hill th 37642 asked:
I need a clean, odor-free set of logs and burner for my existing vent free propane fireplace box. Dimensions are 17" deep, 2 4 1/4" tall and 3 5" wide at the front and 2 3" side at the back. Do you have this?
We're sorry, but there is no such vent free log set that is clean/odor free.
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Owen O.
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Rob B. from Ligonier, Pennsylvania asked:
Do you carry anything like a 38" Square gas log insert?
No, we do not.
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Owen O.
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William H. from Louisville, ky asked:
I have a two-sided fireplace that is 43 front, 43 back, 37 deep, and 31 high with natural gas. What is the largest set of logs for my fireplace with a natural burn look?
Our gas logs tool (here) should give provide you with many excellent looking options. Models featuring decorative logs with "Charred" or "Charred Split" in the name may be what you are looking for.
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Cortney O.
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Ron from Franklin, TN asked:
Do the exterior gas logs need to be covered when not in use?
As the burner is made of stainless steel and the logs are made of concrete, it is not required that you cover the set when not in use.
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Brennan W. W.
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Reid from Magnolia, AR asked:
What are the different types of pilot lights?
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Nena from Ruidoso, NM asked:
Do you make a set of gas logs that have loose individual fake logs that can be custom arranged?
Unfortunately, the log sets that we offer are designed to be setup only according the manufacturer's instruction. The logs themselves are designed only to be set in one position around the burner pan.
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Chris
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Elizabeth from Santa Rosa, CA asked:
What is the difference between vent-free and vented gas logs? Which is safer? Which is better?
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Terry G. from 40509 asked:
Why does my fireplace just shut off after a couple of minutes including the pilot light?
That is typically a issue with the thermocouple being faulty. We would highly recommend contacting your local NFI certified fireplace specialist to do a service call to properly diagnose the issue that you are experiencing.Â
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on Jan 22, 2024
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George from JEFFERSONVILLE, asked:
What is the difference between G45 and G46 burners? It appears that the G45 requires a larger opening when comparing the same sizes. A G45-24 shows a requirement of 34" while a G46-24 shows 30" required. I'm looking at series 11 control
Yes, these burners are very similar, but the G46 is designed at a much steeper taper towards the rear of the firebox to be able to fit the control valves in tighter fireplace openings.
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Cody S.
on Jul 27, 2023
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Tim from Brownsboro, TX asked:
What is the highest BTU ventless, gas log set you have available?
The highest BTU output you will get from a ventless gas log set will be 35,000 BTUs, but this will all vary by the size and function of the set.
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Brennan W.
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Bob S. from North Atlanta asked:
I am considering using vent-free logs in a vented fireplace so I can close the flue down to get more heat. What are the pros and cons of this?
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Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
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Graylyn from Powder Springs, Georgia asked:
Can manual lighted gas logs be switched to a remote control system?
In certain cases it can. It depends greatly on the brand log set you have.
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Owen O.
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Barbara F. from Bronx, NY asked:
My friend has a ventless gas fireplace and I was thinking of getting one myself. Her fire burns blue. Do you have logs that burn yellow?
Yes most vent-free units do have a yellow/orange flame unless they are a "blue flame heater"
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Owen O.
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Alvin T. from New Orleans, La asked:
Can I replace propane gas logs in a previous electric fireplace?
This is not safe or acceptable. Generally speaking, gas logs may only be installed into wood burning fireplaces.Â
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Will M.
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Teresa from Dunn Loring, VA asked:
Can I get an "aged oak" log set for my Superior DRT 2035 fireplace?
The only set for this unit would be a direct replacement for your original logs.
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Brennan W.
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Mark A. from cedar rapids iowa asked:
Can the log and burner be replaced or changed out in a sealed direct vent unit?
Yes, but only with the same logs or burner that was in the unit originally.
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Owen O.
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Rob M. from Hot Springs, VA asked:
Are ventless firelogs safe?
Yes, ventless gas logs are safe. However, please note that this item is a part of a vent free appliance and installation of it may be prohibited in your jurisdiction. Customers are responsible for checking local codes and regulations prior to purchase.
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Kathy O.
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Dom from Saibt Augustine, FL asked:
Can a ventless fire log set be installed in a fireplace with a vent? If so, can it be operated with the vent closed?
You can indeed install a ventless log set into one with a vent, and operate the set with the damper closed.
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Brennan W.
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David H. from Pensacola Florida asked:
Is there a difference between fireplace logs that are used in propane gas fireplaces and those used in natural gas fireplaces?
Usually not the logs themselves, just the burner and valve have differences.
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Owen O.
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Jeff J. from Panama City, FL asked:
Which heat a large room better, vented or non vented?
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Gary R. from gromanstine@hotmail.com asked:
Is it true that it is not safe to use vent free logs for extra heat?
Vent free logs are safe, as they come equipped with an oxygen depletion sensor which will shut the unit down if there is any drop in the oxygen level of your home.
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Brennan W.
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Nancy from NJ asked:
How do you know if you need to change the logs in your ventless gas fireplace? How often do they need to be changed?
There is not a set time frame for log replacement, as use of the fireplace will vary from customer to customer. If the logs begin to chip, emit an acrid odor, or are heavily discolored by soot, replacement should be considered.
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eFireplaceStore
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Tim from Elizabethtown, PA asked:
Generally speaking, when should gas burners be replaced with a ventless gas log fireplace? Is there a set rule of thumb?
Manufacturers do not specify a set replacement date for vent free burner systems, however they should have a yearly service and evaluation of condition. If significant corrosion or any perforation is present on the main burner or the gas valve is no longer maintaining the correct flow pressure, the system should be replaced.
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eFireplaceStore
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Buck from VA asked:
How can you tell if your gas logs are ventless?
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Suzanne N. from Cary NC asked:
What is the difference between vented and non-vented logs?
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Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
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Lloyd T. from ltruji9294@aol.com asked:
Do gas log sets come with a gas burner?
A complete log set would arrive with a burner.
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Will M.
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Gregory W. from Virginia asked:
How do you know what kind of gas fireplace logs to get? What does vented or ventless mean?
Please check out this informative article on gas logs. You can also contact us at 800-203-1642 for additional assistance.
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Kathy O.
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Joe from Weaverville, NC asked:
Is it ok to use ventless logs in a vented firebox?
Not always. If you have a manufactured wood-burning fireplace, not all manufactured wood fireplaces are approved for use with ventless gas logs. This is dependent on the model.
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Will M.
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Robert from Holly Springs, NC asked:
Does your natural gas logs come with a firebox, glass door, and rear direct vent kits?
No, our "log sets" only include a burner and logs. You are describing a direct vent gas fireplace or fireplace insert, and these must be purchased as full units that include the box, burner, glass front and logs/media.
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Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
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Earl W. from Atlanta, GA asked:
Do you sell firebox and gas logs together?
Yes, we can offer a vent-free gas firebox and many options for a ventless gas log set to go with it. We also sell vent-free gas fireplace systems with an integrated burner and log set.
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Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
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Richard from Hartselle, al asked:
Presently l have an insert and would like to convert to gas logs. Would you advise removing the insert or leave and place logs inside insert?
While gas log sets are typically approved for use inside factory-built open front decorative fireplaces, they would not be appropriate for use inside an insert.
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Cortney O.
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Mark from Los Angeles asked:
If I just need 1 or 2 10" pieces, where could I find that?
Unfortunately, we only offer full log sets.
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Brennan W.
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Dustin B. from Cleveland, OH asked:
Are there gas log solutions that look more contemporary (meaning they don't look like logs)?
Vented gas logs will be composed of either ceramic fiber or solid refractory ceramics. In the case of ceramic fiber logs, they are porous and may need to dry prior to use. With solid refractory ceramic logs, they can simply be wiped down and will not hold water. There would be very little risk in either case as water vapor is already a harmless byproduct of construction and masonry chimneys are not all water-tight to begin with.
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Will M.
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Catherine from Monterey, CA asked:
Can we have gas logs installed if we have a gas lighter (line in the firebox) that has been used to burn wood?
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Vicki from Schaumburg, IL asked:
Why would anyone get vented gas logs instead of ventless gas logs? Wouldn't the ventless provide more heat? Is the ventless dangerous?
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Nicholas S. from 06426 asked:
The fireplace I have now was always a propane gas fireplace. It is also open on both sides. I would like a vent-free propane gas log set that would accommodate my two-sided opening fireplace. Is there such a log set?
Ventless gas log sets may only be installed in one of two applications; a fully functional masonry wood-burning fireplace that's been outfitted with a gas connection or a tested and listed ventless gas firebox. A gas fireplace differs from both in that gas fireplaces are made with gas controls preinstalled outside of the visible opening, typically in a hidden control cavity just below the decorative logs. If you have a gas fireplace, installing a ventless gas log set will not be an option. Please review this article describing where the make, model and serial number is commonly located on both gas and wood fireplaces, in addition to gas log sets to determine the type of appliance you currently have. Please reply with this information along with photos as we are able to identify the appliance type with multiple clear photos of the hearth.
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Will M.
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Brian B. from grosse ile michigan asked:
Is it necessary to use the sand and embers and vermiculite in our vented natural gas fireplace?
No. For an NG unit it would be just sand and embers. The vermiculite is for LP sets in lieu of the sand.
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Owen O.
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Dan from Issaquah, WA asked:
I have a 20-year-old Fireplace Xtrodinair 36 DV XLand was thinking that I might need a new burner box. I would like it with a remote. Can you recommend a product that I can buy and install?
We are not a Fireplace Xtrordinair dealer and we cannot provide parts or advise on options for your unit. We recommend contacting the manufacturer or calling a local dealer for more information. We apologize for the inconvenience.
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Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
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Jeff from MD asked:
Can you convert natural gas logs to propane?
Indeed, most vented gas logs can be converted from one gas type to another. The required conversion pieces vary with manufacturer and log set size. Vent-free log sets, on the other hand, cannot be converted.
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Gas logs are a wonderful solution for converting an existing masonry fireplace into an aesthetically pleasing and easy to use focal point in any room. They are also called fire logs, fake fireplace logs, and even gas fire logs and we have a wide selection. Finding the right gas logs for fireplace doesn't have to be a headache any longer. Have you been looking at direct vent or vent free complete fireplaces but don't like the gas fireplace logs they come with? A gas firebox with a separately purchased gas log set may be the solution. Unlike the handful of options offered with complete systems, you can choose from hundreds of gas log sets to match into a gas firebox, giving you just what you are looking for.
Both vented and vent free fireplace gas logs are available, with different advantages and disadvantages to each. The size of the room, size of the fireplace, and what you expect to get from them in terms of performance all make a difference into what you will ultimately need. To ensure you are completely satisfied with your fireplace logs, we offer an in depth buyer's guide that gives a thorough look at these products. Learn more about gas fireplace logs by reading our Gas Logs Buyers Guide.