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Sun, Feb 14, 10 at 13:03
| My house has masonry fireplace (was burning wood long time ago) that has gas starter pipe.
Shut off valve is on a side of fireplace and its all black pipe inside of fireplace. Now, since I don’t have any wood but I do have a set of ceramic logs from vented gas logs I was wondering if I can put those on top of the wood burning grate (they fit very nicely) And run fireplace like that. I understand that esthetic would not be the same as in whole set of gas logs but I care more about safety then look. And then in case when I want to burn wood, just to take ceramic logs off grate and load wood logs on. Would that work and are there any safety concerns on this setup? I run fireplace no more than few times a year. Thanks for all comments and ideas. |
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