Regency Gas Logs

Gas Logs Easily Upgrade Existing Wood Fireplaces

Gas logs are designed to be placed inside an existing masonry or factory built fireplace for a quick and easy transformation. Gas logs transform an old fireplace into a beautiful gas appliance that can be turned on/off with the push of a button. Choose your fuel with a choice between natural gas logs sets or propane log sets and multiple ignition systems with standing pilot gas logs and electronic ignition gas logs options.

 

Gas Log Sets

Find your ideal fireplace


Vented Gas Logs & Ventless Gas Logs

Vented Gas Log & Ventless/Vent-Free Gas Log options available in a wide range of burner sizes and configurations. Regency gas logs have an option to bring the warmth, comfort, and ambiance of a gas fire to virtually any home. 

No power? No problem! All Regency gas log sets operate with battery power so they work safely without power! Your Regency will keep you and your family warm with powerful radiant heat during a winter storm. Learn how Regency gas logs keep you safe during a power outage.


 

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of logs are best for an existing fireplace?

The best logs for an existing fireplace depend on whether you need vented or vent-free gas logs. Vented logs create large, realistic flames and require an open chimney or flue. Vent-free logs produce more heat and don’t need a venting system, making them ideal for efficient heating. Your choice should also consider the look you want—traditional or modern—as well as the type of burner your fireplace is designed to support. Selecting the right combination ensures safe, efficient, and visually appealing performance.

Do gas fireplace logs need to be vented?

The need for venting depends on the type of gas logs: 
Vented Gas Logs: Require a functioning chimney or direct vent system to exhaust combustion gases. They produce a realistic, high yellow flame but are less heat-efficient since some warmth escapes through the vent. 
Vent-Free Gas Logs: Do not require a chimney and operate with a high-efficiency design. They burn very efficiently, but proper room ventilation is necessary to ensure safe indoor air quality. 

Which is better: ventless or vented gas logs?

Vented and ventless gas logs serve different functions: 

Vented gas logs require an open chimney or flue, directing combustion gases outside. While they provide a natural-looking flame, they are less heat-efficient since warm air escapes through the vent. 
​Ventless gas logs operate with a closed combustion system, retaining nearly 100% of the heat inside the room. However, they produce small amounts of water vapor and emissions, requiring adequate ventilation and compliance with local codes.