Rasmussen Evening Lone Star Gas Log Sets

Yes, these are vented gas logs, meaning they must be installed in a fully functional, wood-burning fireplace with an open damper. They are designed to exhaust combustion byproducts through the chimney, just like a real wood fire.

Yes, these are vented gas logs. They must be installed in a fully functional, wood-burning fireplace with an open damper to safely vent combustion byproducts outdoors.

You should measure the width of the front opening, the depth of the hearth, and the width of the back wall. Rasmussen provides specific minimum dimension requirements for each log size, so ensure your fireplace meets those specs to allow for proper burner clearance and air circulation.

Measure the width of the front opening, the rear width, and the depth of your fireplace floor. You should select a log set size that allows for at least a few inches of clearance on all sides to ensure proper airflow and heat circulation.

The Flaming Ember (FH) and Flaming Ember XTRA (FXH) burners are designed to create a glowing ember bed effect beneath the logs, while the Multi Burner (LC) provides a more robust flame pattern. Your choice depends on whether you prioritize a realistic glowing floor or a more active, taller flame height.

The Flaming Ember (FH) and Flaming Ember XTRA (FXH) burners are designed to create a glowing ember bed effect, while the Multi Burner (LC) provides a more robust flame pattern across the entire log set. Your choice depends on whether you prioritize a realistic glowing base or a more active, taller flame.

No, these log sets are factory-configured for a specific gas type. You must select either natural gas or propane at the time of purchase, as the burner orifices and safety valves are calibrated differently for each fuel source.

No, these log sets are factory-configured for a specific gas type. You must select either natural gas or propane at the time of purchase, as the burner orifices and safety valves are not interchangeable.

Match-lit systems require you to manually light the pilot with a lighter each time, while manual and remote-controlled systems include a pilot light that stays on. Electronic pilot (VEI) systems offer the most convenience by allowing you to ignite the logs via a wall switch or remote without needing a standing pilot.

The manual control (SPKI) requires you to operate a valve located inside the fireplace, whereas the remote control (RMCIE) allows you to ignite and adjust the flame intensity from across the room. Electronic pilot (VEI) systems offer the added convenience of a standing pilot that can be turned off completely when the fireplace is not in use.

Yes, they are constructed from high-heat resistant cement reinforced with steel rods, allowing them to withstand temperatures exceeding 2300 degrees Fahrenheit. The ceramic staining is hand-applied to ensure the bark and char textures remain vibrant and resist fading over time.

Yes, each log is crafted from high-heat resistant cement reinforced with steel rods. They are rated to withstand temperatures exceeding 2300 degrees Fahrenheit, ensuring they remain structurally sound under normal operating conditions.