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The logs, the burner and the embers belong to one listed set. Our pros install them as a set and show you how it runs.

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What our Millenia crew measures in the firebox

Before any log set is ordered for your Millenia home, each of these is confirmed in person.

  1. Supply pressure and pipe size the manual asks for
  2. Burner pan set level on a smooth floor
  3. Glowing embers placed as the manual shows
  4. Flame appearance checked against the manual

What goes into a good log set install in Millenia

Useful to know before you approve a log set for your Millenia fireplace.

A level, smooth floor under the burner

A burner pan works as designed only when it sits flat. One log set manual requires the fireplace floor to be level and smooth and the pan to rest level on it, and it treats a clean floor as part of the installation.

Uneven hearth brick or a firebox floor with broken pieces can tip a pan enough to change how the burner lights and how the flames spread. Our installers check the floor first and include any leveling repair in the written scope.

An ash lip or recess at the firebox front

Some fireboxes have a raised lip or a dropped recess just inside the opening. One log set maker does not allow its burner in a fireplace where that lip or recess is deeper than 3/4 inch.

The same manual measures the firebox depth from inside the lip, so a lip can make a deep-looking firebox too shallow on paper. Our installers measure the lip and the true depth before choosing a burner size.

Embers and extras the set does not list

Glowing embers make a log set look alive, and more is not better. One maker says not to add any additional embers to its set, since extra embers will cause unsafe operation, and to discard the ember screen and extra embers supplied with one of its log styles because they do not apply to that burner.

A vent-free manual goes further, ruling out added logs and ornaments such as pine cones. Our crew installs exactly the media and embers your set lists.

Pilot, ignition and remote options

Log sets vary in how they light. Some use a push-button piezo igniter, which in one vent-free manual needs a single AAA battery, some use a standing pilot and some use electronic ignition with a remote receiver.

Each option has its own parts, batteries and lighting steps, and the listing covers the controls the set was tested with. Our pros explain the choices for the set you like and install the controls exactly as supplied.

A log lighter is not a log set

Many wood-burning fireplaces have a gas pipe under the grate to help start wood fires. That lighter is a simple pipe worked by a key valve, and it is a different thing from a listed log set with its own burner pan, logs and flame safeguard.

Turning that fireplace into a gas log fireplace means installing a listed set with its own burner and controls, clamping the damper and following the set's manual. Our crew explains what stays and what changes, in writing.

Questions Millenia homeowners ask before gas logs

Straight talk on log sets from our specialists in Millenia, and no pressure to book.

How big a log set will fit my fireplace in Millenia?

It depends on the firebox. We measure the front width, the rear width, the depth and the height, and compare them with the set's table. One maker's smallest burner needs a firebox 26 inches wide at the front and 15 inches deep.

Can I keep the glass doors closed while the logs burn?

No. Log set manuals we work from require glass doors to be fully open while the burner runs. One vented set also needs slots in the door frame when it blocks airflow to the fireplace floor.

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