Majestic Single Tube Vented Gas Log Set

The Majestic Single Tube is the simplest vented gas log set: one burner tube under the logs, in 18, 24 and 30 inch, match light or safety pilot, with a choice of oak, birch or stacked logs. Choose the burner size and ignition for your fireplace, then the log style; the price is the burner and logs together.

Who it's for

Right buyer. You have a wood-burning fireplace with a working chimney and a gas line and want the look of a wood fire without the work, from a match, a knob or a remote, with a Majestic burner sized to the firebox and the log style you like.

Wrong buyer. You want the fireplace to heat the room; vented logs send most of the heat up the chimney. Your fireplace is a direct-vent gas unit or a vent-free firebox; these burners cannot go in it.

How it performs

A vented gas log set is the way to keep an open wood fireplace and stop hauling wood: the burner sits on the grate under ceramic logs, the damper stays open, and the fire lights from a match, a knob or a remote depending on the burner you choose.

Good to know

• Vented logs are decorative: with the damper open, most of the heat goes up the chimney, and you feel radiant warmth in front of the fire.
• They go only in a wood-burning fireplace with a working chimney, never in a gas fireplace or a vent-free firebox.
• The burner must be sized to the firebox, and a match-light burner is not permitted in some cities.

Dimensions

Vented gas logs go into a wood-burning fireplace with a working chimney and a gas line. Measure the inside of the firebox: width at the front and back, depth and height. The burner size is the log length, and the firebox must be several inches wider and deeper than the burner; the exact minimums are in the burner's installation manual. Send us the numbers and we will check them before the order ships.

Minimum firebox for each burner

Measure the inside of the firebox: the width at the front, the depth, the width at the back and the height. Each burner needs at least the room below, from the manual's minimum hearth dimensions.

The match-light STM18 and STM24 burners use the same tube as the STSP safety-pilot burners; their manual is linked below and the STSP minimums are the ones to measure against.

Clearances

A vented gas log set borrows the fireplace's own clearances: the mantel, hearth and side-wall rules of the wood-burning fireplace it goes into stay exactly as they were built and inspected. What the log set adds is the room the burner and the flames need inside the firebox, below, and three rules: the damper fixed fully open with the clamp supplied, glass doors open or removed whenever the burner runs, and nothing stored or draped within 3 feet of the front of the fireplace.

Firebox room for the burner. Majestic sizes each burner to a firebox width: the 18-inch burners need a firebox wider than 18 inches at the back, the 24-inch wider than 24, the 30-inch wider than 30, with the flame kept off the walls and the front of the burner behind the hearth line. The exact minimums are in the installation manual linked below, and we check every order against them; send the firebox width at the front and at the back, the depth and the height.

Documents

• Install Manual: Timberland Oak Vented Gas Log Set (PDF)
• Install Manual: Kindled Stack Gas Log Set (PDF)
• Service Part List: Timberland Oak Vented Gas Log Set (PDF)
• Majestic user guides and manuals

Details

Warranty

Source: Hearth & Home Technologies Limited Lifetime Warranty, the document packed with the appliance and linked from the owner's manual above. "Lifetime" means 20 years for gas appliances, 10 years for wood and pellet appliances and 5 years for standalone gas log sets, counted from the start of coverage, which begins no later than 24 months after the appliance ships from the factory.

Heat

Maximum heat input per hour, from the burner manual. A vented burner is tested as a decorative appliance or a supplemental heater; most of the heat goes up the chimney.

Choices and prices

Burners on this page

Log styles

Ignition

Match light burners have no valve of their own: you light them with a long match and set the flame with the fireplace's key valve. Safety pilot burners add a standing pilot and a valve at the burner, so the gas shuts off if the pilot goes out. Electronic (IPI) burners have no standing pilot; they light from the remote and include a battery-powered control. The burner part number tells you which one it is, and the table above prices each.

What arrives

• Match Light or Safety Pilot Ignition
• Glowing Embers
• Vermiculite
• Sand(NG only)
• Lava Rock
• Flex Connector
• Damper Clamp
• The log set ships in its own carton.

Installation

From the burner manual: the burner goes only in a solid-fuel masonry or UL 127 factory-built fireplace, on the grate, with the fireplace and chimney professionally cleaned first and any ash clean-out or fresh-air door sealed. The damper stop in the box must be fitted so the damper cannot close; the manual's Table 4.1 gives the minimum free damper opening by chimney height, and some burners are not allowed on a 10-foot chimney. Gas: a listed 1/2-inch T-handle shutoff and flexible connector to the 1/2-inch NPT inlet; natural gas 5.0 to 10.0 inches of water column at the inlet (3.5 manifold), propane 11.0 to 13.0 (10.0 manifold); above 2,000 feet the input is reduced 4 percent per 1,000 feet. Glass doors must be open when the burner runs. The appliance is tested as a supplemental heater or decorative appliance, not primary heat.

Planning the install

• For wood-burning fireplaces only, with a chimney in good repair. The damper must be fixed open whenever the burner runs.
• Installation is by a licensed gas installer. Match-light burners are not allowed in some cities; check with your building department.
• Every burner is made for natural gas or propane. These pages are natural gas; add a note to your order for propane and we will confirm the LP burner before it ships.
• Once gas logs are installed, do not burn wood in the fireplace.