Gas Products

Features of a Fireplace:

• Independence and energy efficiency with a properly lined chimney decreases energy bills during the winter months.
• Alternative heater and cooking during power outages.
• Use to burn up wood.

Features of an Insert:

• Self-contained heating appliance that fits inside an existing fireplace opening.
• Up to 90% more efficient and consume 1/3 less fuel to generate the same amount of heat.

Have you noticed all the rooms in your house are cold when your old, masonry, wood fireplace is burning?

Older wood burning fireplaces actually make every room, besides the one with the fireplace, colder. Fireplace Inserts are designed to replace the inefficient fireplaces with new, cleaner burning appliances inside of them.

Features of a Freestanding Stove:

• Safe for all spaces. You don’t need an existing chimney or fireplace to vent a stove because current options allow stoves to be installed safely wherever you choose.
• Available in a variety of materials such as cast iron, soapstone and steel.
• Heating:
  Small stoves up to 1,000 sqft
  Medium stoves up to 2,000 sqft
  Large stoves up to 3,000 sqft

What’s the difference between a freestanding stove and a fireplace insert?

Fireplace inserts are essentially stoves designed to fit inside your existing masonry fireplace.

Features of a Log Set:

Used more for aesthetics than for warmth, a stack of ceramic logs with a gas burner sits inside your existing masonry fireplace and is either:

• Vented: vent up your existing chimney.
• Vent-Free: don’t require a chimney or flue because they vent all of the heat and exhaust into the house.