Bring river-rock charm to any dual-sided hearth with the Empire Stone River See-Thru Ceramic-Fiber Gas Log Set. Lightweight, hand-detailed ceramic logs rest on the same Vent-Free Slope Glaze Vista burner, producing gracefully arched flames that look spectacular from every angle. At only 12″ deep, Stone River slides into most peninsula or see-thru boxes and pushes up to 40,000 BTU of heat in LP or NG. Pick 18″, 24″, or 30″ and match it with Millivolt or Intermittent Pilot ignition to suit your lifestyle.
Why You’ll Love It
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River-Rock Aesthetic – Smooth, weathered-stone texture gives a relaxed, natural vibe.
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Feather-Light Ceramic Fiber – Heats quickly, cools slowly, and won’t weigh down the firebox.
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Vista Burner Magic – Ceramic beads tumble gas for mesmerizing flame movement.
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One-Box Convenience – Logs and burner ship together; install and enjoy.
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Certified Flexibility – Vent-free approved, or run as a decorative vented set with damper open.
Bring river-rock charm to any dual-sided hearth with the Empire Stone River See-Thru Ceramic-Fiber Gas Log Set. Lightweight, hand-detailed ceramic logs rest on the same Vent-Free Slope Glaze Vista burner, producing gracefully arched flames that look spectacular from every angle. At only 12″ deep, Stone River slides into most peninsula or see-thru boxes and pushes up to 40,000 BTU of heat in LP or NG. Pick 18″, 24″, or 30″ and match it with Millivolt or Intermittent Pilot ignition to suit your lifestyle.
Why You’ll Love It
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River-Rock Aesthetic – Smooth, weathered-stone texture gives a relaxed, natural vibe.
-
Feather-Light Ceramic Fiber – Heats quickly, cools slowly, and won’t weigh down the firebox.
-
Vista Burner Magic – Ceramic beads tumble gas for mesmerizing flame movement.
-
One-Box Convenience – Logs and burner ship together; install and enjoy.
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Certified Flexibility – Vent-free approved, or run as a decorative vented set with damper open.
Measure the inside opening of your firebox—not the existing logs—and record all four dimensions before choosing a set.
Measure the usable space inside the firebox, stopping at permanent obstructions that reduce the area available for the burner system. -
Measure both widths
Record the front opening width and the rear width at the back of the firebox.
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Check height and depth
Measure the usable interior height and the floor depth from front to back.
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Allow room for a safe fit
Your burner and log set should be smaller than the firebox and meet the manufacturer’s clearance requirements.
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Measure the inside opening of your firebox—not the existing logs—and record all four dimensions before choosing a set.
-
Measure both widths
Record the front opening width and the rear width at the back of the firebox.
-
Check height and depth
Measure the usable interior height and the floor depth from front to back.
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Allow room for a safe fit
Your burner and log set should be smaller than the firebox and meet the manufacturer’s clearance requirements.