are propane inserts vented?

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You know its slow when Craig beats Daksy to the punchline in the gas forums. X2 what Craig said. There do exist products call "Vent Free Fireplace Inserts"
Here is a link to an example of one:
http://www.kingsmanind.com/fiventfree

If this is the kind of thing your interested in, send me a PM and I can probably find you a local dealer that sells Kingsman in PA.
 
Dang! Trumped again!
Freekin computer's been weird lately & I've been offline.
Ennyhoo, does Pa. still allow room-vented units?
I know, they're "called" vent-free," but they're REALLY not...
 
Thanks everyone. I have a client who is buying a house w a propane vent-free insert. She had some questions about the unit's venting per the home inspection report.
 
I would make sure it really is a "vent-free" model. I have seen lots of scary stuff, I would not put it past some DIY to just jam a B-Vent insert into a fireplace with no flue and let it exhaust into the house.
 
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