Manufacturers of Gas Fireplace Logs

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Summary: Following is a list of gas fireplace manufacturers. Some make vented gas fireplace logs, some make ventless gas fireplace log sets and some make both. Most companies make a good product.

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Gas Fireplace Manufacturers

A few make gas logs of exceptional quality and realism. Believe me, you will rapidly see the distinction when you start to shop. Check out the web sites of these organizations before you go. Good luck!

  • Fireplace Manufacturers Incorporated
    800-888-2050

  • Fuego - Flame Fireplaces
    800-445-1867

  • Hargrove Hearth Products
    918-241-4166

  • Heat-N-Glo Fireplace Products
    800-669-4328

  • Heatmaster Gas Logs
    919-639-4568

  • Robert H. Peterson Co.
    800-332-3973

  • Portland Willamette
    503-288-7511

  • Rasmussen Iron Works
    562-696-8718

  • Readybuilt Products
    800-626-2901

Associations

  • American Gas Association
    http://www.aga.org/

  • Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association
    http://www.gamanet.org/

  • Hearth, Patio & Barbecue Association
    http://www.hpba.org/


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Kathleen Hixson
02 Nov 2008, 14:20
I have nonvented gas logs in my fireplace. One of the logs is broken. Is it safe to use the logs?
Roland DuBree
03 Feb 2009, 15:00
Way will my Gas log set piolet lights not stay lite? generators when placed on an electric stove burner produce 180 MV. yet when re-installed light will not stay lite. It goes our after light button is released and yet when lite flame is good. poilet 0iHold" s
Matt Rudinsky
08 Apr 2009, 20:59
I have a direct vent gas fireplace. It was to be a natural gas, but we got a propane unit instead. A technician used a conversion kit to change the unit so that we could use natural gas. It works fine, but, unfortunately, as it burns, it creates a foul smelling odor. Upon talking to the manufacturer, they insisted that it needed to "burn off" and it would be fine. We have tried using it yearly, but the smell is so bad, that we can not continue. Do I have any other options? Could it be
the logs? The technician did not change the logs. Are they different for propane vs gas fireplaces? I would greatly appreciate any help that you can provide.
John Hildebrand Sr
26 Sep 2009, 17:10
Have non vented gas log set but owner threw away the actual logs. I just need the ceramic logs themselves. Where do I go? Please help.
Jan Riley
12 Nov 2009, 16:02
I have non vented natural gas logs.
Can these be converted to propane?
Greg Tillotson
05 Dec 2009, 19:38
I noticed a lot of people asking questions about fireplace gas logs on this page, even though the format is for comments and not to get answers.

So, I propose that if you have questions about Gas Logs (not gas fireplaces...they are different), email them to me...or visit www.hansenwholesale.com/fireplace/gaslogs/default.asp to get answer to questions regarding gas fireplace logs.
Linda Biere
05 Nov 2010, 13:44
We have a gas fireplace that won't light. We have changed the batteries in the unit itself and the remote control. When the remote is used, the indicator says it is "On" but the fireplace doesn't light. I don't know the name of the fireplace, but the model number is UV32SLSGN or UV32SLGH(N). The remote control is labeled Acumen
Randy Campos
20 Nov 2010, 12:33
I just bought a house in Long Beach, CA and it has a gas fireplace. I would like to have a fire going but do not know which logs to purchase. There is a "log starter" and it works because I tested it. I have burned two fires by placing firewood on the grate and used the log starter to get it fully burning. Can someone tell me what logs I should use. I read articles "gas logs," "ceramic fiber logs," and "solid ceramic logs," but am confused. Thanks...
molly ressler
08 Feb 2011, 19:22
Hello, I just bought a gas log set at a restoration store. I cannot find the model or manufacturer anywhere on the log set. It has A eurosit 600 valve. Can you help me?

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