If you want a 24-inch gas log set with a remote, the four Duluth Forge options below are ventless sets with remote control, not vented sets. Choose natural gas or liquid propane to match your fireplace’s fuel supply, then pick split oak or stacked oak for the log appearance. The Uniflasy birch logs are decorative ceramic logs, not a remote-controlled burner set. Check your fireplace requirements and the product instructions before buying.
| Product | Fuel or type | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Duluth Forge Split Oak | Natural gas, ventless | Natural gas users who prefer split logs |
| Duluth Forge Split Oak | Liquid propane, ventless | Propane users who prefer split logs |
| Duluth Forge Stacked Oak | Liquid propane, ventless | Propane users who prefer stacked logs |
| Duluth Forge Stacked Oak | Natural gas, ventless | Natural gas users who prefer stacked logs |
| Uniflasy Birch Logs | Decorative ceramic logs | Buyers seeking a birch-log appearance, not a remote set |
Duluth Forge 24-Inch Natural Gas Split Oak
Best for: Buyers with a natural gas supply who want a ventless set with a split-oak look and remote control. This model is listed as a 24-inch natural gas log set with a 33,000-BTU output.
The set includes nine ceramic fiber logs molded from real wood and hand-painted with bark, split, and char details. Its burner system has a single flame row and a glowing ember bed; ember material is included. The product listing says it can heat spaces up to 1,300 square feet. That figure is a manufacturer-provided coverage claim, not a guarantee for every room.
Choose this model if fuel type is the priority and the split-oak arrangement suits your fireplace. Its listed fuel is natural gas, so it is not the right choice for a propane-only supply. It is ventless, which means it does not match a buyer specifically seeking a vented set. Confirm that this type of appliance is appropriate for your fireplace and location before purchase.
Duluth Forge 24-Inch Propane Split Oak
Best for: Buyers whose fireplace uses liquid propane and who prefer split-oak logs. The listing identifies this as a 24-inch ventless set with remote control and a 33,000-BTU output.
It comes with nine ceramic logs molded from real wood and hand-painted with bark, split, and charred details. A single-row flame and glowing ember bed provide the listed fire presentation, with ember material included. The product description states that the set can heat spaces up to 1,300 square feet.
Compared with the natural gas split-oak version, the main listed difference is fuel: this model is for liquid propane. Choose it if your setup calls for propane; avoid choosing it solely because the log design looks right if your fireplace is configured for natural gas. It is ventless rather than vented, so it may not meet a vented-fireplace requirement. Verify fuel and installation requirements in the product documentation.
Duluth Forge 24-Inch Propane Stacked Oak
Best for: Propane users who want a stacked-oak appearance in a remote-controlled ventless set. This model is listed at 33,000 BTUs and is described as suitable for spaces up to 1,300 square feet.
The set includes eight hand-painted ceramic fiber logs with bark and char marks. Its burner system uses a single flame row and glowing ember bed, and ember material is included. The stacked arrangement distinguishes it visually from the Duluth Forge split-oak propane model, which includes nine logs.
Choose this product when both the fuel type and stacked-log style match your needs. It is a better fit than the split-oak version for buyers who specifically want the stacked look, but it is still a ventless—not vented—set. The listed heat coverage is not a substitute for checking room conditions or confirming that the product is appropriate for the intended fireplace.
Duluth Forge 24-Inch Natural Gas Stacked Oak
Best for: Natural gas users who prefer stacked oak over split logs. The listing describes a remote-controlled, 24-inch ventless set with up to 33,000 BTUs of heat output.
Eight hand-painted ceramic fiber logs feature bark and char details. The single-row burner and glowing ember bed are intended to create a lifelike fire effect, and ember material is included. The product description says the set can heat spaces up to 1,300 square feet.
Compared with the natural gas split-oak version, this model has eight stacked logs rather than nine split logs. Choose it if your fuel supply is natural gas and the stacked arrangement is the better visual match. Avoid it if you need a vented appliance or use liquid propane. Confirm the fireplace’s requirements and review the manufacturer’s instructions before selecting a gas log set.
Uniflasy White Birch Ceramic Logs
Best for: Buyers who want a white birch-log appearance for a compatible fireplace or fire feature, rather than a complete gas log burner with a remote. This product is a set of six ceramic fiber logs, not one of the remote-controlled Duluth Forge burner sets.
Each log is listed as approximately 15.7 to 16.1 inches long and 2.6 to 4.7 inches in diameter. The listing describes the logs as suitable for several types of fireplace and fire-pit setups, but buyers should verify compatibility with their own appliance. It also notes that sooting may turn the logs black and advises placing them correctly to support complete gas combustion.
Choose this set if you need decorative birch logs and already have a compatible fire feature. Do not choose it as a replacement for a complete 24-inch remote-controlled gas log set: the supplied details do not identify a burner, remote, fuel-specific model, or BTU output.
Buying Guide: How to Choose 24-Inch Gas Logs With a Remote
Do you need vented or ventless gas logs?
This distinction matters before choosing a log style. All four Duluth Forge remote-controlled products in this comparison are described as ventless. None of the supplied product listings is a vented remote-controlled set. If your search specifically requires vented gas logs, these four products do not meet that requirement. Check the appliance documentation and your fireplace setup rather than relying on the word “gas logs” alone.
Which fuel should you select?
Match the product’s listed fuel to the gas supply and fireplace configuration. The natural gas models are the Duluth Forge split-oak and stacked-oak sets. The liquid propane models are also available in split-oak and stacked-oak designs. Do not treat natural gas and propane versions as interchangeable based only on appearance; select the model designated for the intended fuel.
- Natural gas: Choose the natural gas split-oak or stacked-oak model.
- Liquid propane: Choose the propane split-oak or stacked-oak model.
- Unsure of the fuel: Check the fireplace or gas-supply information before ordering.
Is split oak or stacked oak a better fit?
The split-oak sets have nine ceramic fiber logs with split and char details. The stacked-oak sets have eight hand-painted logs with bark and char details. Both styles are offered in natural gas and liquid propane versions, and both are listed with a single flame row and glowing ember bed. This makes fuel and preferred log arrangement the practical comparison points in the supplied descriptions.
What does the BTU and coverage information tell you?
The four Duluth Forge sets are listed at 33,000 BTUs, and their descriptions state coverage of up to 1,300 square feet. Use those numbers as product-listing specifications, not as a promise that the set will heat every room of that size equally. Room layout and other conditions can affect heating results. Check the manufacturer’s guidance for your application.
Is the birch-log set a complete gas log system?
No complete burner or remote is identified in the supplied Uniflasy product details. It is a six-piece set of ceramic fiber birch logs. Treat it as a decorative-log option and confirm its suitability for your existing fireplace or fire feature. It is not a like-for-like alternative to a Duluth Forge burner set with remote control.
What should you verify before ordering?
- Confirm whether you need a vented or ventless product; the four remote-controlled Duluth Forge choices here are ventless.
- Match the product’s fuel type to the fireplace’s intended gas supply.
- Check the fireplace’s size and requirements against the manufacturer’s product documentation.
- Confirm what is included. The Duluth Forge descriptions list logs, an ember burner system, ember material, and remote control; the Uniflasy listing describes ceramic logs.
- Review installation and operating directions before use, and seek qualified guidance if the fireplace requirements are unclear.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are any of these 24-inch remote-controlled sets vented?
No. The four Duluth Forge remote-controlled sets provided here are described as ventless. The Uniflasy birch logs are decorative logs, not a remote-controlled burner set.
Which product is best for natural gas?
The Duluth Forge natural gas split-oak and natural gas stacked-oak models are the listed natural gas choices. Select between them based on the log arrangement you prefer.
Which product is best for liquid propane?
The Duluth Forge liquid propane split-oak and stacked-oak models are the listed propane choices. Confirm that the intended fireplace is configured for the model’s fuel.
Do the Duluth Forge sets include a remote?
Each Duluth Forge product name identifies the set as having remote control. The supplied descriptions also list logs and ember-system features.
Can the Uniflasy birch logs replace a remote-controlled gas log set?
No. The supplied information describes six ceramic logs but does not identify a burner, remote, or BTU output. It is not presented as a complete remote-controlled gas log system.
How many logs are included in the Duluth Forge options?
The split-oak versions include nine ceramic fiber logs. The stacked-oak versions include eight ceramic fiber logs.