When to get in touch.
- Replacing an existing compatible log set
- Exploring gas logs for an existing wood-burning fireplace
- Uneven flames, deteriorated logs, or control issues
A considered starting point.
Understand the existing system
Identify the existing firebox and any current gas appliance.
Define the right scope
Confirm fuel type, venting, dimensions, and compatible components.
Plan the details
Compare operation, controls, and limitations before selecting a set.
Before you decide.
Vented and vent-free systems have different requirements and restrictions. Product availability is not confirmation that a system is suitable for your room or permitted for the proposed installation. Confirm the exact application before purchasing.
Your questions, answered.
Are gas logs and a gas insert the same?
No. Gas logs are a burner-and-log arrangement for a compatible fireplace. A gas insert is a complete appliance fitted into a suitable opening with its own installation and venting requirements.
Can I rearrange my gas logs?
Use the arrangement specified for the appliance. Incorrect placement can affect combustion. If a log is damaged or missing, use an approved replacement and have the setup assessed.
Homeowner guidance: Chimney Safety Institute of America. Appliance installation and operation must follow the specific manufacturer’s instructions. Service scope and availability are confirmed before scheduling.
Editorial review: September 24, 2026 · Chimney St. Louis