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Gas Burning Stoves

Want the look and feel of a wood-burning stove without fooling with all of the hassle? Try one of these Gas Burning Wood Stoves. These unique heating appliances look like a traditional wood-burning stove, but actually operate using a propane or natural gas fuel source in your home. That means you get the look you want, you get the heat you need, and you get it all without having to split logs or wait for the fire to get started to use your stove. If that sounds like an attractive combination to you, you certainly wouldn't be the first, and you definitely don't want to be the last to realize just how easy and convenient these Gas Burning Wood Stoves can be.

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By Miriam from Delaplane, VA on December 27, 2012
Do all gas burning stoves have glass in the door?
By Customer Service on December 27, 2012

Answer:
Almost every direct vent and B-vent gas stove will have a sealed glass combustion chamber. This is to keep them from interacting with the air in the room. However, vent free models will not have glass and will use a safety screen instead.

By Cindy from PA on April 7, 2013
The pilot light in my gas burning stove is burning blue with a little yellowish-orange, but it makes an almost constant popping sound. Should my burner be doing this?
By Collin on April 8, 2013

Answer:
A standing pilot will usually create a quiet, roaring noise or sound of rushing air. A popping noise is not common and may indicate an issue.

By Ray Rosputinski from York, Pa. on January 12, 2013
We are looking for a small gas stove to heat our home if the electric goes out. What do you suggest?
By Kevin on January 14, 2013

Answer:
Gas stoves are indeed a convenient source of back-up heat. Were you considering a vented or vent-free appliance? We have a few of each variety from which to chose. Our vent-free Napoleon Arlington is an attractive, efficient option and can be installed without the need for vent pipe. As it turns out, this unit is also available in a direct vent variety. This alternative will still bring the heat and it will do so without adding excessive humidity to the room.