Gas Products

Gas Stoves - Free standing gas appliance that is designed to be installed in an open area with factory required clearances to combustibles.

Gas Inserts - A gas appliance that is designed to be installed within an existing fireplace. Usually gas logs within a metal enclosure that surrounds the logs and covers the space between itself and the fireplace opening.

Gas Fireplaces – Are gas appliances that need to be installed in an enclosure. Whether it is in a wall cabinet or a built out chase, most are allowed to have closer clearances to combustibles on the sides and rear of the unit.

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Features
The key feature of gas appliances are Ambiance and Convenience. With a push of a button, or the turn of the thermostat, the glowing, dancing fire in a gas appliance is instantaneously warm and tremendously soothing.  Then, just as quickly, the fire can be turned off! Gas appliances are both beautiful and efficient, serving as heaters as well as interior design elements. And, gas appliances today can help with older central furnaces "Save Money" on the cost to heat their home. Yet, the newest feature to gas appliances is how much the fire looks like a real wood burning fire!

Benefits of Burning With Gas
Many hearth products can be installed in an existing room affordably with very little effort and without the need for major remodeling. Whether updating and existing hearth product, or adding a new one, there are a variety of products available to fit your budget.

• Convenient and Instantaneous Fire
• Enjoyable and penetrating radiant heat
• Thermostatically-controlled heat
• Zone Heat helps save money on heating bills
• Realistic "wood like" flames
• Flexible Installation options