How To Remove Glass From A Gas Fireplace

If you have a gas fireplace with a closed firebox, chances are it is a direct vent fireplace. B vent gas fireplaces have an open firebox and look similar to the traditional wood burning fireplace. Ventless fireplaces often have open fireboxes as well. While a direct vent gas fireplace will not have an impact on indoor air quality, the one downside is that the glass panes regularly require cleaning.

Combustion air, dirt, and other things mix together and form a film on the glass that must be cleaned every so often so it doesn't obstruct your view. The tricky part comes when you try to remove the glass from your fireplace to clean it. For many people, removing the glass is the most complicated part. So, we wrote this article for those of you who need a little help with that step so you can make the cleaning process as simple as possible.