These five ventless gas log sets offer natural gas or propane options, realistic log designs, and remote or thermostat controls. However, the supplied product details do not list a blower for any of them, so none can be confirmed as a ventless gas log set with a blower. Duluth Forge’s 30-inch dual-fuel set is best for buyers who want fuel flexibility; the 24-inch natural gas models suit buyers prioritizing natural gas and different control styles.
| Product | Fuel | Size and Output | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Duluth Forge Split Oak Remote | Natural gas | 24 in.; 33,000 BTU | Remote control and natural gas |
| Duluth Forge Dual Fuel Split Oak | Natural gas or propane | 30 in.; 33,000 BTU | Fuel flexibility |
| Duluth Forge Split Red Oak T-Stat | Natural gas | 24 in.; 33,000 BTU | Thermostat-style operation |
| Duluth Forge Propane Split Oak T-Stat | Propane | 18 in.; 30,000 BTU | Propane with automatic temperature control |
| Duluth Forge Propane Stacked Oak Remote | Propane | 18 in.; 30,000 BTU | Propane and remote operation |
Duluth Forge 24-Inch Natural Gas Split Oak
Best for: Buyers who use natural gas and want a remote-controlled 24-inch set with a stated heating capacity of up to 1,300 square feet. Its 33,000-BTU output, nine ceramic fiber logs, and ember material make it a feature-rich option for an existing fireplace.
The hand-painted logs include bark, split, and charred details. A single-row flame and glowing ember bed provide the described fire appearance. It is selected for buyers seeking natural gas operation, remote control, and a detailed split-oak look in one package.
Limitation: The listed features do not mention a blower. Choose it only if a blower is not essential or if you confirm separately that a compatible blower is available.
Duluth Forge 30-Inch Dual-Fuel Split Oak
Best for: Buyers who need the option to use natural gas or liquid propane. This 30-inch set produces 33,000 BTUs and includes a remote that can switch the burner on and off, plus manual and thermostat control modes.
The nine hand-painted split red oak logs are made with refractory ceramics. An iron grate, U-burner chassis, and ember material are included. Its fuel flexibility distinguishes it from the natural-gas-only and propane-only options in this list.
Limitation: The product information does not identify a blower. Confirm the chosen fuel setup and fireplace requirements before purchase; dual-fuel capability does not mean the appliance can use both fuels at once.
Duluth Forge 24-Inch Natural Gas Split Red Oak
Best for: Natural gas users who prefer thermostat control over a remote. This 24-inch model is rated at 33,000 BTUs and is listed for spaces up to 1,300 square feet. The split-oak logs have bark and charring details and are designed to remain decorative when the unit is off.
A one-row flame design and included ember material create the described ember-bed effect. It is a useful comparison against the remote version: the stated fuel, size, and output are similar, while this model emphasizes T-stat control.
Limitation: A blower is not specified in the supplied features. Buyers who specifically need forced-air heat should verify blower inclusion and compatibility before choosing this set.
Duluth Forge 18-Inch Propane Split Oak T-Stat
Best for: Buyers with liquid propane who want automatic thermostat operation in a compact 18-inch set. It produces 30,000 BTUs and is listed to warm spaces up to 1,100 square feet. Its thermostat cycles the burner to maintain the selected room temperature, and no remote is required for operation.
The set includes eight hand-painted cement logs molded from real wood, with bark and char details. Choose this model over the natural-gas options if propane is the required fuel and thermostat control is preferred.
Limitation: The provided features do not mention a blower or remote control. Check the fireplace opening and installation requirements before selecting an 18-inch set.
Duluth Forge 18-Inch Propane Stacked Oak
Best for: Propane users who want remote operation and a stacked-oak appearance. The set produces 30,000 BTUs, is listed for spaces up to 1,100 square feet, and includes seven hand-painted ceramic logs made from real wood molds. Its stated efficiency is 99.9%.
This is the propane option to compare with the split-oak thermostat model: it offers a remote and a stacked log arrangement, while the other 18-inch set specifies automatic thermostat cycling and a split-log design.
Limitation: The listed features do not mention a blower or thermostat control. Verify the control functions and blower details if either is a requirement.
Buying Guide: How to Choose Ventless Gas Logs
Does the set include a blower?
Do not assume that “ventless” means “with blower.” None of the five supplied product descriptions lists a blower. If fan-assisted circulation is essential, check the full product documentation or contact the seller to confirm whether a blower is included or supported. A remote control is not a blower.
Which fuel should you choose?
Match the set to the fuel service available at the installation site. The list includes natural-gas-only and propane-only models, plus one dual-fuel option. Confirm the product’s exact fuel configuration and installation requirements rather than choosing based on appearance or controls alone.
How much heat output is appropriate?
Compare the listed BTU output and coverage with the room and fireplace requirements. The 24- and 30-inch sets listed here produce 33,000 BTUs; the 18-inch propane sets produce 30,000 BTUs. The stated square-foot coverage is product information, not a guarantee that every room will heat identically.
Should you choose remote or thermostat control?
Choose a remote model if operating the burner from a distance is important. Choose a thermostat model if automatic cycling to maintain a selected temperature is the priority. Check each model’s listed controls: control features differ even among sets with similar output.
What safety and installation checks matter?
Ventless appliances release combustion products into the room. Follow the manufacturer’s installation and operating instructions, and confirm that the appliance is permitted by local codes and suitable for the intended space. Have a qualified professional assess the fireplace and fuel connection when needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are any of these gas log sets confirmed to include a blower?
No. The supplied descriptions do not list a blower for any of the five products. Verify blower availability and compatibility directly before buying if it is required.
Which option supports both natural gas and propane?
The Duluth Forge 30-inch Split Oak set is described as dual fuel, with natural gas or liquid propane capability.
Which listed product has the highest stated heat output?
The 24-inch natural gas sets and the 30-inch dual-fuel set are listed at 33,000 BTUs. The two 18-inch propane sets are listed at 30,000 BTUs.
Do ventless logs need a chimney?
The dual-fuel set’s listed features state that no outside duct or chimney is needed. Installation rules still depend on the product instructions and local requirements.
Can a remote-controlled set also have thermostat control?
The 30-inch dual-fuel model lists both remote operation and a choice between manual and thermostat control. Check the individual product description because control options vary by model.