Vented Gas Log Sets

A vented gas log set makes a great alternative to the hassle of building a log fire in your wood-burning fireplace. Just like a wood fire, a vented gas log set provides plenty of mesmerizing flames and flickering light. Vented log sets are considered decorative systems and must be installed in a vented fireplace with the damper open and may not operate by thermostat.

We offer two types of Vented Gas Log Systems. Our Vented Slope Glaze Burners are rated at up to 75,000 Btu to create taller flames.  Millivolt Vented Burners may be operated with an on/off remote control or wall switch.

The top of the Slope Glaze burner features precision ports that position the flames to complement the log set.  Inside the burner, the gas flows through a bed of precisely sized ceramic pellets that tumble and swirl the gas as it mixes with the air.  The result is a cleaner burning fire with natural flame movement – a great choice for LP gas installations.

Complete your fireplace with a Refractory, Burncrete®, or Ceramic Fiber log set designed exclusively for the Vented Slope Glaze Burner.

Super Stacked Wildwood Refractory Log Set with Vented Slope Glaze Burner System

Driftwood Burncrete® Log Set with Vented Slope Glaze Burner System

Ponderosa Refractory Log Set with Vented Slope Glaze Burner System

Stacked Aged Oak Refractory Log Set with Vented Slope Glaze Burner System

Sassafras Refractory Log Set with Vented Slope Glaze Burner System

Super Sassafras Refractory Log Set with Vented Slope Glaze Burner System

Birch Ceramic Fiber Log Set with Vented Slope Glaze Burner System

Super Charred Oak Ceramic Fiber Log Set with Vented Slope Glaze Burner System

Charred Oak Ceramic Fiber Log Set with Vented Slope Glaze Burner System

Choose a Log Set

Refractory Concrete Log Sets

• Available in Six Conventional Styles: Advantage, Great Lakes Oak, Tree House 7, Tree House 11, Pioneer, and Frontier. Skyscraper add-on log sets fills out any fireplace (for use with Advantage Log Set)
• Available in Three See-Through Styles: Great Lakes Oak, Tree House 7, Tree House 11
• Reinforced Refractory Construction for Long Life and Greater Thermal Mass
• Combines Large Logs and Smaller Branches
• Cast from Real Logs and Hand Painted for Natural Beauty – includes bark, splits, knots, whorls, and charring

Frontier Refractory Log Set

Pioneer Refractory Log Set

Advantage Refractory Log Set shown  with Triple Burner

Advantage Refractory Log Set shown  with Skyscraper Accessory Refractory Logs

Treehouse 7 Refractory Log Set

Treehouse 11 Refractory Log Set

Great Lakes Oak Refractory Log Set

Ceramic Fiber Log Set – Kensington Forest

• Lightweight Ceramic Fiber Material Glows Wherever Licked by Flames, Radiates more Heat into the Room
• Combines Large Logs and Smaller Branches
• Richly Detailed Logs Molded from Hand-Carved Masters
• Hand Painted for Natural Beauty – includes bark, splits, knots, whorls, and charring

Kensington Forest Ceramic Fiber Log Set

Choose a Matching Sand Pan Burner

Triple Burners
Triple burners feature two main tube burners, plus a smaller front ember bed burner.  The triple burner creates massive flames properly proportioned between the front and rear of your fireplaces.  Triple Burners fit our Advantage log sets (and Skyscraper accessory logs), and our Tree House 11 Log Sets.

Double Burners
Our Double Burners feature two unequal-length tube burners in a tapered sand pan.  Designed to fit most conventional fireplaces, the double burner creates large swirling flames with a large ember bed.  Double Burners fit these log sets – Frontier, Pioneer, Great Lakes, Tree House 7, Tree House 11, Kensington, and Advantage.

See-Through Burners
Our See-Through Burners feature three equal-length tube burners in a rectangular sand pan.  Designed to fit most see-through and peninsula fireplaces, this three-burner system looks great from any angle.  See-Through Burners fit these See-Through log sets – Great Lakes See-Through, Tree House 7 See-Through, and Tree House 11 See-Through. (Our see-through Log Sets include a second “Front Log.”)