Gas Log Sets

An Affordable Replacement For a Conventional Wood Fireplace.

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Gas source: A gas line or propane tank supplies the gas to the burner within the gas log set.
Gas logs: The gas burns behind realistic-looking gas logs made of ceramic fiber or refractory materials. These logs mimic the look of a traditional wood fire.
Vent type: Gas log sets are typically used with vented gas fireplaces, which have a flue that vents the gases produced by the combustion of gas out of the house.

In many cases, you can! Most fully functional wood-burning fireplaces can be retrofitted with a vented gas log set, transforming your fireplace into a convenient and beautiful gas unit. However, there may be some exceptions, particularly with high-efficiency wood-burning models.
It's always best to consult with a certified fireplace technician for a definitive answer. They can assess your specific fireplace, ensuring compatibility with a gas log set and advising on any necessary modifications or safety considerations.
Absolutely, gas log fireplaces are a great source of supplemental heat! The amount of heat produced depends on the BTU (British Thermal Unit) output of the gas log set. BTU is a measurement of heating power, so a higher BTU rating signifies a greater heat output.
Gas log sets typically range from 10,000 to 30,000 BTUs. To ensure your gas log fireplace effectively heats your desired space, consider the room size. Larger rooms will require a higher BTU output for optimal heating comfort. Consulting with a fireplace professional can help you determine the ideal BTU rating for your needs.