Gas Log Safety Tips

Gas logs are a great addition to any fireplace. They provide flame at the touch of a button and are a cleaner, more accessible alternative to conventional firewood. As with any heating appliance in your home, there are some safety considerations to keep in mind when operating your gas logs. If you currently own or are considering converting to gas logs in Atlanta, Georgia, follow these gas log safety tips.

6 Benefits of Gas Logs Versus Firewood

Fires provide warmth, beauty, and comfort to your home. If you own a traditional wood-burning fireplace, you may already realize that they take time and effort to maintain. On the other hand, gas logs can be enjoyed at the press of a button and are virtually hassle-free. They even offer a flame that is as realistic looking as burning traditional firewood. If you’re fed up with the hassle of conventional firewood, consider converting your wood-burning fireplace to gas logs. 

What To Know About Converting Wood Fireplace to Gas Logs

Don’t get us wrong, wood-burning fireplaces are great! They offer natural beauty and distinct aromas that set the Holiday mood, but they also come with their share of stress. Between restocking firewood, sweeping ash in and around the fireplace, and waiting for logs to burn

How To Light Your Gas Logs Pilot Light

Here is a quick tutorial on how to light the pilot light for your vented gas logs purchased through The Mad Hatter. If it’s been a few years since your logs were installed or since your last service maintenance, we suggest you have an annual inspection of

Step By Step Guide To Buying Gas Logs

Step 1 – Choose Your Venting Option If you are buying gas logs for your existing fireplace, check it to see which venting system you have in place. If you are buying gas logs for a new fireplace, consider the differences between vented and vent-free gas logs.