Who makes the most realistic ventless gas logs?
Best Ventless Gas Log Sets
- Peterson Real Fyre Live Oak Log Set.
- Rasmussen Evening Embers Log Set.
- White Mountain Hearth Sassafras Log Set.
- White Mountain Hearth Flint Hill Log Set.
- White Mountain Hearth Rock Creek Log Set.
- White Mountain Hearth Birch Log Set.
How do you replace vent free gas logs?
How to Replace Gas Logs
- Turn off the gas.
- Remove the old logs from the fireplace.
- Remove the grate.
- Disconnect the burner and gas line.
- Clean out your fireplace.
- Connect the new log set’s gas line to the burner.
- Secure the burner and grate.
- Inspect the log set for leaks.
How do you measure vent free gas logs?
How to Measure Your Fireplace for Gas Logs
- Measure the front opening of your fireplace.
- Measure the back width of your fireplace.
- Measure the depth of the floor from back wall to the front of your fireplace.
- Measure the inside height of the fireplace from the floor to the lowest point inside the fireplace.
How long do ventless gas logs last?
A: In the average home, a well-maintained vented log set with ceramic logs will last 10 or more years. A well-maintained vent-free log set with ceramic logs can also last a long time, but, if heavily used, will begin to wear in 3-5 years.
Which is better vented or ventless gas logs?
It all depends on your needs, but vented sets have a more realistic flame and can be used in an existing real wood fireplace, while ventless logs are more efficient. A gas fireplace makes a great alternative for homeowners looking for a supplemental heat source that also provides a beautiful ambience.
How do I choose gas logs?
Determine The Size Of Your Gas Logs
- Measure the front width of you fireplace.
- Measure the width at the back of your fireplace.
- Measure the depth from the front to the back of your fireplace.
- Measure the height from the top to bottom of the front your fireplace.
Do gas fireplaces look fake?
They are convenient, quiet, and there is no mess to clean up. The downside is that some gas fireplaces look obviously fake. Below are some steps you can take if you would like your gas fireplace to look more like a real, wood burning fireplace.
