Gas Fireplace Doors Open Or Closed

This promotes adequate air flow to the gas logs.

Gas fireplace doors open or closed.

Pleasant hearth fenwick oil rubbed bronze medium cabinet style fireplace doors with smoke tempered glass. Keep in mind the glass used with a wood stove is different from that used with a fireplace. Some gas log fixtures are vented so that any dangerous gases produced during the burn will travel outside just as they move up and out of a chimney in a traditional wood burning fireplace. Gas fireplaces grow in popularity every year and manufacturers offer a wide selection including gas logs and self contained fireplace units mounted to a wall.

Oxygen is a key element in healthy burning fires. Compatible with a traditional masonry fireplace the decorative compatible with a traditional masonry fireplace the decorative and bi fold pleasant hearth ascot collection glass fireplace doors have a 1 piece welded frame and a high heat powder coated black finish. With the doors closed 99 of the heat of your fireplace with go directly up the chimney. A fireplace uses tempered glass that is resistant to physical shock.

How to have a fire. The vent free log sets are compatible with any zero clearance fireplace doors. Build a fire with dry seasoned firewood and kindling or fire starter bricks then close the metal mesh screen but leave the glass doors open. Designed as a surface mount these track free doors sit outside the fireplace opening against a flat surface and help reduce.

3 you lose the fire s heat. All gas logs should be burned with the doors wide open even if a mfr tells you they are approved for closed doors. Closing your fireplace doors doesn t make your fire burn longer. First open the flue.

Allowing your fireplace doors to remain open will promote better airflow. If your fireplace doors are shut oxygen cannot reach the flames. It is still an open hearth fireplace which is susceptible to aerodynamics. This results in a dull blaze with little heat output.

If you close the doors the flames pull towards the glass where it can impinge and shatter the glass.