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Everwarm Low Country Timber Ventless Gas Log Set
Specifications:
Low Country Timber 18”
Minimum Opening Dimensions: 24" W x 17" H x 13.5" D (Back Width: 20.5")
Fuel Options: Natural Gas or Liquid Propane
BTU/hr: 36,000 NG / 36,000 LP
Heating Capacity: Up to 950 sq ft
Log Set: 5 pieces
Ignition System: Manual or Millivolt
Low Country Timber 24”
Minimum Opening Dimensions: 28" W x 17" H x 13.5" D (Back Width: 20.5")
Fuel Options: Natural Gas or Liquid Propane
BTU/hr: 36,000 NG / 36,000 LP
Heating Capacity: Up to 1,300 sq ft
Log Set: 6 pieces
Ignition System: Manual or Millivolt
Low Country Timber 30”
Minimum Opening Dimensions: 32" W x 17" H x 13.5" D (Back Width: 26")
Fuel Options: Natural Gas or Liquid Propane
BTU/hr: 36,000 NG / 36,000 LP
Heating Capacity: Up to 1,300 sq ft
Log Set: 7 pieces
Ignition System: Manual or Millivolt
Key Features:
U-Shape Burner Technology: Provides stunning, layered flames.
Push-Button Piezo Ignition: Quick and reliable start-up.
Fine Detailing: Enhances heat reflection and visual appeal.
Durable Construction: Made from premium refractory material.
Made in the U.S.A.: Proudly crafted for exceptional quality.
The Low Country Timber Gas Log Set isn’t just a fireplace addition—it’s a statement piece, a heat source, and a touch of timeless elegance all rolled into one. Whether you’re creating a cozy nook for winter nights or a showpiece for entertaining, this log set delivers warmth, beauty, and reliability. Let it turn your fireplace into a masterpiece!
| Minimum Fireplace Clearance to Combustible Materials | |
|---|---|
| Clearance Area | Minimum Distance |
| Side Wall | 16" |
| Ceiling | 42" |
| Front | 36" |
| Log Sizing Requirements | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Log Size | Minimum Firebox Height | Depth | Front Width | Rear * Width |
| 18" | 17" | 13.5" | 24" | 20.5" |
| 24" | 17" | 13.5" | 28" | 20.5" |
| 30" | 17" | 13.5" | 32" | 26" |
DOWNLOADS:
Vent-free appliances are like that delightful guest who always brings life to the party but arrives with a few ground rules. They’re cozy, efficient, and undeniably practical, but to get the most out of them, it’s essential to understand their quirks. Consider this your quick chat before welcoming their warmth into your home.
First things first—let’s clear up a common misunderstanding. Vent-free appliances are supplemental zone heaters, not superheroes ready to tackle your entire house’s heating needs. Think of them as sprinters: excellent for short bursts of warmth in specific areas, but not designed for continuous, whole-house marathon heating.
Now, about ventilation—it’s the unsung hero of vent-free appliance success. Got glass doors on your fireplace? Swing them wide open when the fire’s ablaze. It’s not just for show; proper airflow ensures safe combustion, keeps safety controls cool, and lets your appliance operate at its best. Once the fire’s breathing happily, you can close the damper for vent-free use or leave it slightly open for a touch of extra ventilation. Balance is key here.
Next, let’s discuss local laws and codes, which can be a bit particular. Some states—like California, Minnesota, and Wisconsin—don’t allow vent-free appliances at all. Others, such as Arizona and Nevada, impose restrictions. And bedrooms or bathrooms? Generally off-limits. These appliances and small, enclosed spaces simply don’t mix well.
Here’s another critical consideration: air quality. If anyone in your household has allergies, breathing difficulties, or other sensitivities, a vent-free appliance might not be the ideal choice. While they’re highly efficient heat sources, they’re not designed to deliver pristine, allergen-free air.
Now, about safety—your appliance comes with a Pilot Light Safety System, a clever feature that shuts everything down if fresh air is insufficient. It’s a built-in guardian that demands respect. If the appliance switches off, it’s telling you to bring in more fresh air. Open a window, and if the issue persists, call a qualified technician. Regular maintenance is non-negotiable—annual inspections and clean burners keep things running smoothly. And yes, dust bunnies are adorable, but they’re not invited to the warmth party.
One final word of caution: high temperatures mean this appliance needs a wide berth. Keep it away from foot traffic, flammable materials, and—let’s be clear—this is not a place to dry your socks. No exceptions.
Vent-free appliances are wonderful companions when used responsibly. Follow the rules, give them the care they deserve, and they’ll reward you with years of cozy, dependable warmth.
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