Gather your friends and family around your outdoor gas fireplace and enjoy the warmth provided by eFireplaceStore's wide variety of outdoor fireplace logs. No matter if you need propane or natural outdoor gas logs, we have the right set for you at a great price!
Finding the correct set of gas logs can seem overwhelming but we have several tools to help! Our Gas Log Calculator allows you to input all your information, including the dimensions of your fireplace, to help you select the correct set for you. If you are unsure of your fireplace dimensions, you can find an instructional how-to-measure video in the Help Center section of the page. Or, if you'd prefer to read an article about it, we also have our Gas Log Guide. As always, you can also contact our NFI certified technicians with any other questions you may have!
Can you use a ceramic ventless log on the outdoor fireplace?
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Yes, however, make sure the burner is rated for use outdoors. An outdoor burner will be constructed of stainless steel to prevent rust from occurring due to exposure to the elements.
What is the difference between outdoor and indoor gas logs?
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Outdoor units and log sets are made with stainless steel, as opposed to plate or rolled steel. This allows them to last quite longer (rust) in an outdoor application.
Do outdoor propane gas logs require a safety pilot? Can you match light without pilot?
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Because of the increased volatility of LP, most manufacturers do indeed manufacture their burners, both indoor and outdoor, with a standing pilot assembly. The outdoor sets we carry are made in this way.
Submitted by:Collin C. - NFI Master Hearth Professional on May 9, 2014
Does it really matter if they are made of concrete or porcelain?
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Concrete refractory logs tend to hold up better than their ceramic counterparts and will also radiate heat. Other than differences in appearance, these would be the only primary differences between the two.
Submitted by:Collin C. - NFI Master Hearth Professional on February 11, 2013
Most Helpful Answer
I have found that ceramic logs radiate much more
heat than conventional concrete log sets.
Submitted by: Peter on August 27, 2020 from Hyannis MA