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I have had a Regency, B-vent, freestanding fireplace with gas logs running
on city propane for 12 years and now want to convert it to a ventless/vent free log set. The problem with ordering new vent-free gas logs is that my existing firebox is so darn small, in size like 21"W x 10"D x 9"H. Other than the obvious difference in venting, and the inclusion of an oxygen depletion sensor (ODS), what else is different about the log sets? burners? I guess my question is this, can I just add an ODS type pilot system to my current gas logs or do I need to buy a different set of logs that will fit? Chuck |
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