I have a prefabricated fireplace, Superior Fireplace Model# CF3860. It's old and was installed when my house was built in the 80s. They are out of business and I can't find the manual online anywhere for this model. I want to run a gas line and install ventless gas logs. Anyone know if I can put ventless gas logs in this model? Everywhere I read either says to confirm it with the manual (can't find), or that it's ok to install them in a prefabricated unit.
Ventless gas logs
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Remove the refractory panels INSIDE the firebox.
If there is a perforated punch out on in the sheet metal on either side,
BEHIND where the refractories were, then I'd say you're good to go with the VF gas log set.
I believe you will STILL have to put a clip on the plate damper in the chimney stack, tho,
to completely satisfy the install requirements...
If there is a perforated punch out on in the sheet metal on either side,
BEHIND where the refractories were, then I'd say you're good to go with the VF gas log set.
I believe you will STILL have to put a clip on the plate damper in the chimney stack, tho,
to completely satisfy the install requirements...
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