Is it possible to remove a brass surround on a gas fireplace? I just moved into my first house and I have little knowledge on this. All I can find online is an example of a wood burning fireplace... with photos attached... it looks almost identical to mine but the brass surround looks so dated and is an eyesore, plus it sticks out and I would like the gas fireplace to be flush if possible. Any thoughts? Thank you in advance!
Remove Fireplace Surround
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You need to post a picture of "your" unit to receive accurate information. A picture of the front and a 2nd picture of the inside the firebox like the 2 you posted of the other unit would be good.
If you can't post a pic, at least tell us what manufacturer & model number you have.
There's chance one of us knows about your unit.
There's chance one of us knows about your unit.
DASKY, Hope all is well for you. Like you said, need info for this one. A picture of doors on a wood fireplace. Has me wondering if the OP simply has a set of vented or vent free logs. Brass was used on DV units that look a lot like his pictures. We will see what the OP comes up with.
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