Hi, I want to replace my fake logs in our gas fireplace with crushed glass, but was told by a fireplace store I called that I can’t do that with my model fireplace. I’m not sure I understood the reasons why he said I couldn’t do that. Something about soot/creosote. He said I needed to replace the whole unit if I wanted to replace the fake logs with gas, which will cost me thousands of dollars. I’m wondering if this is true, or if he just wanted to make a sale. Do you know if fake logs can be replaced with crushed glass on *any* gas fireplace?
Most likely you can't remove the logs completely if your fireplace is designed to use them, especially if it's a ventless model. Other than looks, the fake logs help ensure proper combustion so removing them could cause the gas to not completely combust and build up soot. Hope that helps
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Hi, I want to replace my fake logs in our gas fireplace with crushed glass, but was told by a fireplace store I called that I can’t do that with my model fireplace. I’m not sure I understood the reasons why he said I couldn’t do that. Something about soot/creosote. He said I needed to replace the whole unit if I wanted to replace the fake logs with gas, which will cost me thousands of dollars. I’m wondering if this is true, or if he just wanted to make a sale. Do you know if fake logs can be replaced with crushed glass on *any* gas fireplace?
Most likely you can't remove the logs completely if your fireplace is designed to use them, especially if it's a ventless model. Other than looks, the fake logs help ensure proper combustion so removing them could cause the gas to not completely combust and build up soot. Hope that helps
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Look up your specific fireplace model and see what options there are: fireplaceblowersonline.com/help-find-my-blower/