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Vented
Gas Logs
Single Front Opening
Vented Gas Logs
Peterson Gas Logs
Designer
16 Styles
Vented Gas Logs
Charred 12 Styles
Vented Gas Logs
Pan 2 Styles
Vented Gas Logs
Mammoth Pine
Gas Logs
FireGear Gas Logs
Desert Dream Vented Gas Logs
Tree
House 7 Vented Gas Logs
Tree
House 8 Gas Log
Tree
House 11 Vented Gas Log
Ole
Hickory Charred Gas Logs
Ole
Hickory Split Gas Log
Grand Island Oak Vented Gas Log
Grand Island Charred Gas Log
Great Lakes Oak Vented Gas Logs
Monessen Gas Logs
Duzy Series
4 Styles Gas Logs
Wildfire
Series 6 Styles Gas Log
Rasmussen Gas Logs
Bonfire Oak Gas Log
Evening
Prestige Oak Gas Logs
Evening
Crossfire Split Oak Log
Evening
Lone Star Gas Log
Prestige
Oak Gas Log
Crossfire
Split Oak Gas Logs
Lone Star
Oak Vented Gas Logs
Rumford
Tipi Vented Gas Logs
Kiva Tipi
Vented Gas Logs
Vanguard Gas Logs
Absolute Vented Gas Logs
Monterey Pacific Fir Gas Logs
Monterey Valley Oak Gas Log
Napoleon Gas Logs
PHAZERAMIC Vented Gas Log
Fire Balls, Fire Shapes, Fire Rocks
Rasmussen
Fire Balls Vented Gas Fire
Geo Fire Shapes Vented Gas Fire
Fire Rocks Vented Gas Fire
Vented Fire Glass
FireGear Fire Glass
Etro
Liquid Glass Fire Tray
Flambeau Liquid
Glass Fire Bowl
Fire Island Fire
Glass Burner
Peterson Fire Glass
Fire Glass
for Fireplaces
Geo Shapes w/Fire Glass
Aquatic Glassel
Fire Glass for Fireplaces
Fire Glass
for Fire Pit
Remotes, Timers, Thermostats
Ambient Remote Controls
Remote Control devices - Thermostats,
Remotes, Switches, and Timers
Skytech Remote Controls
Remote Control devices - Remotes,
Thermostats, Switches, and Timers
Acumen Remote Controls
Remote Control devices
- Remotes, Thermostats, Switches, and Timers
FireGear Remote Controls
Remote Control devices
- Thermostats, Remotes, Switches, and Timers
Literature
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Empire Comfort Systems
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Installation Manuals
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Direct Vent Installation
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Gas Logs, Gas Log Insert, Gas Fireplace Log, Vented Gas Log, Gas Fire Log,
Ceramic Fire Log.
LAM Enterprises offers gas logs, gas log
insert, gas fire
log, fireplace gas log, gas log,
ceramic gas log, fireplace
log, vented gas log, gas fireplace
log, fireplace insert, and gas log insert.
We also offer a complete line of Fire Glass, Fire
Glass Burners, Fire Glitter, Liquid Fire Bowl, Fireplace Glass,
Geo Shapes, Fire Balls, and Fire Stones.
Gas Logs, Vented gas fireplace logs by
Peterson,
Monessen,
Rasmussen,
Empire,
Vanguard,
FireGear,
Napoleon,
Firewerks,
Design Dynamics,
Moderustic,
and
Aquatic Glassel.
 Vented
gas fireplace ceramic logs have a flame similar to a real wood-burning fire, these units must
be used within fully functioning wood burning fireplaces with working chimneys.
These logs need virtually the same ventilation as standard wood burning logs and
must be used with the damper in the open position.
Vented ceramic gas fireplace logs have many control options such
as a simple match light, safety pilot, millivolt "Remote Ready), hi/lo
modulating "Remote Ready", and Electronic Ignition systems. Most vented
ceramic gas fireplace logs can product heat up to about 25,000 Btu's and are set up to produce big
flames, great look, and some heat.
 Gas
logs are gas fireplace inserts that burn
brightly through glass fireplace doors or screens. These
inserts can be turned on and off just as quickly and easily
as a complete gas fireplace and they allow the use of your
existing fireplace with minimal modification. Most gas
fireplaces require electricity in order to automatically
ignite. However, many come with the ability to manually
start the fire with a match or other source of ignition in
case of power outages. Although such operation comes with
greater risks, it can be a lifesaver in a power outage or
emergency scenario.
With rapidly
increasing prices from ALL manufacturers of gas and wood
heating equipment, we have eliminated pricing from some
of our pages.
Please call us for SPECIAL
INTERNET PRICING on those products.
All of the products we sell are AGA, RADCO, CSA,
ICBO, UL, ULC approved.
A blazing fireplace
without the wood
Our Aquatic Glassel Moderustic Glass Pellets can
be used with many of the vented gas log burners we offer from various manufacturers.
Look for the NEW Stainless Steel Vent Free Glass burning sets from Rasmussen
and FireGear this season.
 Rasmussen
Vented gas logs for single opening fireplaces, see-thru, corner, and also Vented
gas logs for Rumford and Kiva style fireplaces. We also offer a new line
of Rasmussen fire shapes, balls, stones, and geometric shapes.
Zone Heating Saves Money!
Are you tired of losing heat from your home through your current
wood burning fireplace? There are a few ways you can reduce the
amount of heat loss from your fireplace. A simple solution is to
keep your damper closed.
Vented Gas Logs
require a damper clamp to lock the
system open. If your gas system requires a damper clamp, you
could add Glass Doors by
Thermo-Rite Glass Doors
thereby reducing the heat loss whether you are
burning your fireplace or not.
Tired of chopping wood? Try a set of
gas fireplace logs and see how much heat can really be produced from your fireplace.
The
ceramic gas log inserts
come
in many styles to compliment your homes decor and will heat even in
a power outage.
Fully Vented Ceramic Gas
Fireplace Log
 Millions
of vented ceramic gas logs are in use in vented gas fireplaces across the US. These tried and
true ceramic vented gas log sets have been sold for 20 years or more, and are still the
most popular type. They are available in lengths from 12” to over 60”
(that’s a big fireplace !).
Vented gas ceramic logs are the most realistic wood fire
substitute made, and are available in different styles and finishes
which resemble oak, birch, hickory and many other wood species. This
realistic beauty comes at a price; vented gas logs are also the least
efficient of the three types. They consume from 50,000 to 90,000 BTU/HR
of Gas. The efficiency is rather low, meaning that only 10% to 20% of this heat
is returned to the home. The rest goes up the chimney, much like your
old wood fire did.
Fully Vented Ceramic Gas
Fireplace Log - See-Through (2 Sided Gas Log)
Technically speaking, the reason Vented
Gas Logs look so good is they intentionally burn the Gas “dirty”. A dirty
gas flame is a yellow flame...which simulates wood very well.
 The
glowing embers found on most of these vented gas log sets add to the charm and realism.
The Vented Gas Log Sets are also the most flexible - logs can be moved
around and repositioned, remote controls and wall switches are available
and additional logs, embers, branches and pine cones can be added. If
you are looking for the most realistic fire, and don’t have a heating
problem in the room or in your home, then the Vented Gas Ceramic Logs may be a good
option for you.
Some newer vented gas log sets have
been upgraded to use less gas than the standard models and certain
brands actually produce noticeable radiant heat into the home. The
Monessen Duzy series and Wildfire series return up to 20% heating
efficiency.
Advantages
of Vented Gas Ceramic Fireplace Logs
Gas logs
deliver the cozy ambience of a fire in the fireplace without any of the
preparation, maintenance, and cleanup that real wood fires demand. They provide
stunning realism and warmth, as well as safety features to put your mind at
ease. You can add gas logs to an existing fireplace or
installed in ventless versions very inexpensively and can also be used as a
back-up heating source during power failures because they require no
electricity.
What do vented gas logs use for fuel
Gas logs use either natural gas or liquid
propane. Natural gas logs are the most popular option and typically generate
more heat than logs that use liquid propane, which are generally used only in
places where natural gas is not available.
How are vented gas logs different from
ventless gas logs
The primary difference is that ventless gas logs
can be operated with the chimney damper closed, which keeps significantly more
heat in your home while vented gas logs operate with the damper open to produce
a flame that looks more similar to a real wood fire flame. Basically, ventless
gas logs provide more warmth than ambiance and vented gas logs provide a more
realistic flame with stronger ambient firelight.
Are vented gas logs expensive to operate
Because they are about 25% efficient, vented
gas logs are generally quite expensive to operate. A gas log's BTU (British Thermal Unit) output determines how much fuel it
will use. Contact your local gas provider for current information regarding
specific gas and operation costs.
Which produces more heat, vented or
ventless gas logs
Because most of the heat generated by vented gas
logs is lost through the open chimney damper, they are more ideal for ambient
light and a realistic flame. Ventless gas logs are much more efficient, and
therefore use less energy to generate more heat in the home.
How do I determine the right size vented
gas log for my fireplace
Use your fireplace's measurements to help find
gas logs that do not fit too tightly along the side and back walls or us our
easy sizing guide to determine what vented gas log will best fit your
existing fireplace.
Can I adjust the flame on vented gas
logs
Typically, gas logs do not have adjustable flames
but some models with rotary control valve options allow you to regulate the
flame.
How are vented gas logs constructed
Gas logs are made up of the burner and the
fireproof "log" that conceals it. These logs are usually made of molded
refractory cement, fired ceramic clay, or molded ceramic fibers.
What is the difference between standard
and see-through vented gas logs
Standard gas logs are for standard, front-view
fireplaces. See-through style gas logs are specifically designed for multi-sided
fireplaces. These gas logs have a special burner system that directs the fire in
such a way that it looks appealing and natural from various angles.
Should I use a carbon monoxide detector
in conjunction with a vented gas log
Any energy source can produce carbon monoxide,
which is why a detector is recommended in every home.
Can I burn wood in my gas log fire
Never attempt to supplement a gas log fire by
adding any combustible material to it, including wood. Nor should you remove gas
logs from the fireplace to burn wood. The additional heat created by burning
wood can damage gas logs and void your warranty.
What are some optional controls for my
vented gas log
Base models of gas logs include controls inside
the fireplace to ignite the gas logs. Some models can be operated by remote
control or wall switch while others can be controlled by thermostat or timer to
increase efficiency.
What is the purpose of a safety pilot on
a vented gas log
A gas log safety pilot stops the flow of gas in
the event that the pilot goes out or the normal flow of gas is irregular. This
automatic shut-off valve prevents the buildup of gas in the home or stops the
flow of gas to the gas log if the fire becomes too hot.
Do the embers around my vented gas log
burn and will they ever need to be replaced
The glowing accent embers that complete the look
of many gas logs do not actually burn and therefore do not need to be replaced.
They are made of a mineral called rock wool that is organic and fireproof.
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