Gas Fireplace Systems
| Green Home Guidelines The National Association of Home Builders recommends the installation of direct-vent sealed combustion gas fireplaces when installing new gas burning units. This type of unit will minimize the risk of smoke and combustion byproducts back-drafting into the home. Direct-vent gas fireplaces are more energy-efficient than vent-free units as they use outside air for combustion and exhaust directly to the outside.  As you browse our products, look for the eco-friendly seal. If you see it, this means that particular model meets the NAHB Green Home Building Standards, is EPA-certified, or meets the Energy Star® Indoor Air Package Specification Guidelines. |
Gas Fireplaces
If you are building a new home or remodeling a part of your home that has never had any kind of built-in structure, then you will be interested in our Direct Vent gas fireplaces. Quality workmanship and versatile installation options allow installation almost anywhere in your home. Regardless of your decor or heating needs, we have a product that will fit your needs.
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If you are building a new home or remodeling a part of your home that has never had any kind of built-in structure, then you will be interested in our Direct Vent gas fireplaces. Quality workmanship and versatile installation options allow installation almost anywhere in your home. Regardless of your decor or heating needs, we have a product that will fit your needs.
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Gas Inserts
If you are interested in converting your wood burning fireplace to a sealed gas fireplace, you will be interested in our gas fireplace inserts. These units consist of a gas log set that is installed in a steel or cast iron heat exchanger and, in many cases, sealed on the front with glass. Many of our models have fans to disperse the heat around the room. The main reason for installing a gas fireplace insert is to save energy. When using the system to produce heat, these types of fireplaces are much more efficient than a set of gas logs.
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If you are interested in converting your wood burning fireplace to a sealed gas fireplace, you will be interested in our gas fireplace inserts. These units consist of a gas log set that is installed in a steel or cast iron heat exchanger and, in many cases, sealed on the front with glass. Many of our models have fans to disperse the heat around the room. The main reason for installing a gas fireplace insert is to save energy. When using the system to produce heat, these types of fireplaces are much more efficient than a set of gas logs.
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Gas Stoves
Gas Stoves have the look of a freestanding woodstove but offer the convenience of gas. Our stoves provide consistent, controllable heat - even during power outages.
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Gas Stoves have the look of a freestanding woodstove but offer the convenience of gas. Our stoves provide consistent, controllable heat - even during power outages.
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