Collection: Gas Fireplace

A gas fireplace gives you a real flame and dependable heat at the touch of a button, with no wood to haul and no ashes to clean. Shop our direct vent gas fireplaces for living rooms, great rooms and primary suites, in modern linear, see-through and 3-sided peninsula styles. Choose natural gas or propane, then compare sizes, heat output and features on each product page.

Choose Your Gas Fireplace Style

Linear gas fireplaces have a wide, low flame that suits a feature wall and a modern look. A linear gas fireplace is also a good fit for new construction because many models need only a shallow wall build-out.

See-through gas fireplaces show the flame from two sides, which makes them a strong choice as a divider between a living room and dining room, kitchen or hallway.

3-sided peninsula gas fireplaces wrap the flame around a corner or a wall end, so the fire can be seen from several parts of the room.

Natural Gas or Propane

You can run a gas fireplace on natural gas or propane. Natural gas needs a utility line to the fireplace. Propane runs from a tank and fits homes without natural gas service. Most models are offered in both fuels, and each product page lists the options.

What to Consider Before You Buy

• Size and framing: check the framing dimensions and required clearances on the product page and in the owner's manual.
• Venting: direct vent models need a vent system, which is sold separately. Follow the manual and your local building codes.
• Heat output: compare BTU ratings against your room size, insulation and climate.
• Controls and extras: look at remotes, fans, flame height control and the surround included with the unit.
• Installation: have a licensed, qualified technician install the fireplace and gas line.

Not sure where to start? Read our gas fireplace buying guide. You can also browse all indoor fireplaces, or see our outdoor gas fireplaces for patios and outdoor kitchens.

Gas Fireplace FAQ

What is a direct vent gas fireplace?

A direct vent gas fireplace is a sealed unit with a glass front. It pulls combustion air from outdoors and sends exhaust outside through a wall or roof vent, so it does not use room air or need a chimney. Follow each model's manual and your local building codes for venting.

Should I choose natural gas or propane?

Choose the fuel you already have or can run to the home. Natural gas comes from a utility line, while propane comes from a tank on your property. Most models offer both fuel options, and each product page shows which fuels are available.

How much does a gas fireplace cost?

Price depends on the size, style, heat output, controls and included surround. The fireplace price does not include venting, framing or professional installation, so plan for those too. Our gas fireplace buying guide walks through what to budget.

Do gas fireplaces need electricity?

Features such as electronic ignition, fans and remotes may need household power or a battery backup. Requirements vary by model, so check the owner's manual linked on each product page before you plan the electrical.

Is a gas fireplace better than an electric fireplace?

It depends on your priorities. Gas gives a real flame and strong heat but needs a gas line and venting. Electric is simpler to install and needs no venting. Compare both in our buying guides before you decide.