Majestic Fireplaces

The Marquis II model is a taller and deeper upgraded model with a superior BTU output, better flame appearance and a more realistic log set.  The Meridian, meanwhile, is a very nice model, just one step below the Marquis II in terms of quality and appearance. 

The product weighs 345 lbs and some heat would be noticeable on either side, but open combustion wood fireplaces will not provide any measurable amount of heating and should only be considered for aesthetic purposes. 

Yes, and different gas fireplaces have different framing dimensions that will make the answer to your second question vary.  You can see our full selection of gas fireplaces here, and please see our article about looking for the right gas fireplace or stove to purchase here. 

Like other open combustion wood fireplaces, there is no BTU rating. 

That would depend on the model of the Majestic and whether you want a door or glass gasket.

Unfortunately, we do not offer doors that would be compatible with your fireplace.

The Majestic SH48 is approved for use with vent-free gas logs. You will need to confirm that your local building department allows vent free appliances and confirm that the logs you are installing meet the cubic footage requirement for the room you are installing in. This information is in the gas log installation manual. Also, the logs will need to operate with glass doors open to prevent sooting. 

This is not a current Majestic model and we do not have any information on it. For further advisement, we recommend contacting the manufacturer directly at 855-225-5448.

We do not have the factory replacement grate for your MBUC36 fireplace. Please see our full selection of fireplace grates here.

Unfortunately, no parts are still available for the MHC36F fireplaces, so we do not have a fan or screens for it. We apologize for the inconvenience.

No, your model is a direct vent gas fireplace system and it is only suitable for use with the burner and log set that were included with it. 

No, the 36BDVRRP does not offer any upgrades to the burner or log set. We apologize for the inconvenience.

No, we do not have a blower compatible with your model. We apologize for the inconvenience.

The answer to this question depends on where the cold air is coming from. If the cold air is entering through the fireplace opening, the solution would be to install doors and close the damper while the fireplace is not in use. If the cold air is coming through the area surrounding the fireplace framing, I'd imagine the chase wasn't insulated as well as the remainder of the home and/or the insulation from the interior wall above the fireplace facing the home wasn't removed. If the insulation behind the wall facing the interior of the home wasn't removed, the fireplace and chimney would remain closer to outside temperatures as both would be isolated from the heated living space. 

Unfortunately, the manufacturer discontinued all optional doors for older Majestic models and all remaining stock has been depleted. 

This model is discontinued and we cannot offer it for sale, nor its parts. We apologize for the inconvenience.

There could be a few issues with your unit. All gas fireplaces and log sets should be service for maintenance annually. This would involve checking the pilot assembly for proper millivoltage, cleaning the burner area, etc.  We recommend calling a local plumber or local fireplace store.

We're sorry, but we do not. 

Unfortunately, no, we do not have these parts available for your model. We apologize for the inconvenience.

We recommend having a local technician come out and service your model, which should be looked at annually regardless. The tech could then advise on possible causes and solutions for your model.

This is the only Manual I could locate for you.

Unfortunately, we do not have any doors that would fit your unit. I apologize for any inconvenience.

In general Vermont casting makes a very good unit, yes.

We suggest going to nficertified.org and typing in your zip code to find a local certified technician for installation. Thank you for contacting eFireplaceStore.com.

No there is not an air intake/flame height control. It may be just a cleaning issue with the burner and orifice.

Yes the knock out would have to be opened like on the other side.

Thank you for your patience. Unfortunately, per the manufacturer, the log is no longer available. I apologize for any inconvenience.

It's possible your unit simply needs to be serviced. Or, it could possibly have a defective valve. To be sure, it would be best to have a certified technical assistant make a visit to troubleshoot on site.

If the technical assistant cleaned the pilot and assembly parts, it could just be operating at a more optimal level than it was previously operating. The only other cause would be an adjustment to the gas input.

Open the control panel just below the viewing glass, push the gas control knob slightly in and turn this knob clockwise to the off position. If the pilot has been off for quite some time, you would not need to worry about waiting 5 minutes for the next step. If you smell gas, wait 5 minutes before attempting to light the pilot. Before lighting the pilot, you should look for the pilot assembly near the main burner to watch for the spark/pilot. To light the pilot, turn the gas control knob counterclockwise to the pilot position. With force, you should push the control knob in and immediately press the push-button spark igniter several times until the pilot is lit. Once the pilot is lit, continue holding the control knob in for about a minute before releasing the control knob. If the pilot does not stay lit, repeat the steps I have provided until the pilot remains lit. Once the pilot remains lit, you should be able to turn the control knob to the "on" position.

You can do this by turning off the gas, which is located at the gas cutoff.

We do not offer any surround trim for the model number you have provided.

Yes, the MBUC42 is approved for use with vent free logs.

Typically, the ODS openings are on either side of the pilot supply tube with ventless gas hearth systems.

Unfortunately, the panels for your unit are no longer available.

You will not want to use blown insulation on the fireplace as fireplaces have required air space.