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G46 Burner with Charred Oak Log Set
Burning on Display in Our Ephrata Showroom
Size & Log Set: 18/20" Charred Oak · Burner System (required): Safety Pilot Kit — Natural Gas
About the G46 Burner with Charred Oak Log Set
The G46 ANSI-certified burner system with Piezo igniter, paired with hand-painted Charred Oak logs in 18/20", 24" and 30".
Will it fit?
- Minimum fireplace opening
- 26" × 17" × 15" (W × H × D), 20" across the back
- Chimney
- Solid-fuel (wood-burning) fireplace with working flue; min chimney height 15 ft; damper clamp must keep a permanent free opening (18/20": 18 sq in factory-built / 27 sq in masonry at 15 ft); ash lip or recess max 3/4"; glass doors must be fully open in use
- Heat output
- 40,000 BTU/hr
- Heating area
- ~2,000 sq ft (our estimate from the BTU rating; layout and insulation vary)
From the manufacturer's documentation (page 4). We confirm every measurement on the site visit before anything is ordered.
Documents
- 📄 G46 vented gas log sets installation & owner's manual (L-A2-215) (Installation Manual)
Size & Log Set18/20" Charred Oakrequired▾
Burner System (required)Safety Pilot Kit — Natural Gas▾
Optional Accessories▾
Your configuration: 2 items — itemized on your written quote.
Estimated Range installed$2,450 – $3,550
Includes professional installation and gas hookup (existing line vs. a new run) — priced from our live store system. Your written quote is tailored to your exact home; old-unit removal and unusual site work are added there if needed.
Optional add-on, not included in the range above: a 5-Year Protection Plan — breakdowns and accidents covered, no deductibles. Its price is shown separately on your written quote.
Questions? Text us · Call (717) 733-4973
Estimated installed
$2,450 – $3,550
Protect it
Every written quote includes an optional 5-Year Protection Plan — mechanical breakdown, accidental damage, and power surge covered with no deductibles, unlimited covered repairs, and in-home service by our own technicians.
How the plan works →