The pleasure of your fireside will be elevated with the Ventless Slope Glaze Burner and the Birch Burncrete Log Set. These logs recreate the elegance of birch in a durable, strong material that beats alternatives on the market. The Ventless Slope Glaze Burner can be fascinating thanks to its innovative usage of the burner's ceramic beads. Even so, the real magic happens once the flames are lit. Observe how the flames mimic a real wood-burning fire by dancing and flickering. This sight's ability to capture your attention will make any situation enticing.

The Birch Burncrete Log Set with Ventless Slope Glaze Burner is more than just the fireside upgrade; it's a gorgeous work of art that will turn your space into a cozy refuge. Accept the allure of brilliant flames and the beauty of birch — a captivating combination.

BURNER:

• Ventless Slope Glaze Burner: Equipped with ceramic beads that induce gas movement, resulting in remarkably lifelike flames. Our selection encompasses Burncrete logs, ceramic fiber, and traditional refractory concrete options. Every individual log is meticulously hand-painted to enhance its intricate features. This assortment ensures a variety of choices to cater to your preferences.

VALVES & CONTROLS:

• Intermittent Pilot with Thermostat Variable Remote Control: Offers advanced fireplace operation. It combines an intermittent pilot ignition system with a thermostat-equipped remote control, allowing precise temperature regulation and convenient on-demand flame control. This technology ensures optimal comfort and ease of use, making it a sophisticated choice for modern fireplace management.
• Manual with 3-Position (Hi-Med-Low) Knob: Simplifies the fireplace control. With three settings—high, medium, and low—easily adjustable via the knob, users may adapt the flame strength to their preference, providing a straightforward yet practical approach for personalizing the feel and warmth of the space.
• Millivolt with On/Off Switch: Gives uncomplicated fireplace management. This method utilizes a low-voltage millivolt signal and allows you to operate the hearth with an on-off switch, giving users immediate, easy control over the flames and heat output and boosting the overall fireside experience.
• Variable Flame with Remote Control for On/Off and Flame Height: This system enables you to adjust flame intensity and turn the flames on or off using a remote control. It gives the user an instant and convenient command over the fire and heat output.

CLICK HERE FOR CONTROL OPTIONS (FOR MILLIVOLT ONLY):

• List of Remotes Available at CJs Hearth And Home

Note: Installation and service must be performed by a qualified installer, service agency or the gas supplier.

Features:

• Burner Kit Includes: Burner, Decorative Rocks, Valve Shield (VFSM models), Rock Wool, Log Switch, and Hardware Package.
• Available in the following sizes: 16" , 18", 24", and 30".
• Refractory concrete provides realism and durability.
• Detailed hand painting is used to create the most realistic-looking logs.
• Ventless Units are more flexible than vented units and can be installed in homes where venting is impossible.
• Burncrete construction contributes to increased efficiency and decreased operating costs.

Product Specifications: 

Downloads:

• Traditional Ventless Log Sets Brochure
• Birch Burncrete Log Set Manual
• Ventless Slope Glaze Burner Manual
• Intermittent Pilot Manual
• Millivolt Manual
• Variable Flame Manual
• Product Warranty

How to Measure Correct for a Gas Log Set: A Comprehensive Guide

Home is where the fire is warm and welcoming. A well-measured and aptly sized gas log set can significantly impact your fireplace's efficiency and overall aesthetic. But how do you accurately measure it?

How to Measure Correct for a Gas Log Set?

Follow the steps below:

1. Measure the Front Width: Open your fireplace doors, use a tape measure, and determine the front width from left to right.
2. Measure the Rear Width: Repeat the process in the back, noting the measurements on paper as you go along.
3. Measure the Depth: This is the distance from the front opening of the firebox to the rear wall.
4. Measure the Height: Drop your tape measure down from the top of the fireplace opening to the floor of the firebox.
5. Remember, your gas log set should be about an inch shorter than your measurement for the fireplace's rear width.

Why is it Important to Measure Correctly for a Gas Log Set?

A correctly measured gas log set ensures not just the efficiency of your heating system but also provides a realistic and aesthetically pleasing look. An undersized log set might not heat your room adequately, and an oversized log set could lead to incomplete combustion and excessive soot.

Also, by measuring correctly, you can not only fit the set within your fireplace but also make sure it leaves enough room for the ventless systems to get adequate oxygen.

Conclusion

Taking care to measure correctly for a gas log set can lead to long-term savings, greater energy efficiency, and a visually pleasing environment. The process may seem overwhelming at first, but with our guide, it's as easy as a walk in the park! So, why wait? Let's get those exact measurements and enjoy a homely and warm fireplace experience in your living room.

Remember, it's important to measure twice so you can order once. Good luck with your measurements and installation. Happy heating!

Vented vs. Ventless Gas Logs: A Comprehensive Guide

In the world of gas logs, the debate between vented and ventless logs continues to create a buzz. We're often asked: "Which is better, vented or ventless gas logs?" To answer this question, let's delve into a deeper understanding of the applications, experiences, benefits, and drawbacks associated with both types.

Vented vs. Ventless Gas Logs: The Basics

Before we weigh up the pros and cons of each, it's essential to understand the fundamental differences between vented and ventless gas logs.

Vented Gas Logs work similarly to a traditional fireplace, where the exhaust is sent up through a chimney or flue. On the other hand, Ventless Gas Logs don't require a flue or chimney, potentially saving you considerable venting costs. Though unvented, these logs are designed to burn "clean" with minimum emission ('trace amounts') of fumes into the living space.

The Contender 1: Vented Gas Logs

Vented gas logs are known for their authentic, wood-like aesthetics and the ability to produce a large, roaring fire. However, they necessitate an open chimney flue, which can turn out to be a significant heat culprit. Heat loss through the chimney can sometimes overshadow the warmth produced by the logs, but their incredible realism can make the trade-off worthwhile.

Pros and Cons of Vented Gas Logs

Pros:

• Realistic, full-bodied fire.
• Emits a negligible amount of pollutants into living spaces.
• Wide variety of styles and flame appearances.

Cons:

• Requires chimney or flue for ventilation.
• This can lead to heat loss due to an open chimney.
• Less energy efficient in comparison to its ventless counterpart.

The Contender 2: Ventless Gas Logs

Ventless gas logs are all about convenience, conserving heat, and energy efficiency. They produce a lot of heat and don't require a direct vent. However, the flames are typically less appealing and less natural-looking. They also put more moisture into the air, causing windows to fog up or a damp feeling in the home if overused.

Pros and Cons of Ventless Gas Logs

Pros:

• It doesn't require venting, enabling use in a variety of settings.
• Higher heat output.
• More energy-efficient.

Cons:

• Less realistic flame.
• It may produce moisture, causing dampness when overused.
• Certain states have restrictions on ventless gas logs for indoor use.

The Verdict

Choosing between vented and ventless gas logs depends upon individual needs, restrictions, and preferences. If you want a realistic fire, vented gas logs offer an authentic fire experience. If energy efficiency and maximum heat output are your priorities, ventless gas logs are your best bet.

So, have you made up your mind? Whether it's vented or ventless gas logs, ensure that you comply with the safety and installation guidelines for a secure and delightful fire experience.