Majestic Grand Birch: pale birch logs with flames on two or three levels
The Majestic Grand Birch is a vented gas log set for the wood burning fireplace you already have. It comes 18, 24, or 30 inches wide. Pick the size on the page. The hand painted logs have pale, papery birch bark that stands out against the flames. The burner holds the fire on two or three levels, rather than spreading it across one flat row. Vented means it goes in a real fireplace with a working chimney, and you leave the damper open. Most of the heat goes up the chimney, so it is for the look of a wood fire more than for heating the room.
The price is for the logs. Order it for natural gas or propane. On the page you pick the size, two or three tiers, the fuel, and the burner. IntelliFire electronic ignition runs on batteries and lights it with a button on the remote. You do not need an electrical outlet nearby to start the fire. Prefer the look of weathered oak? See the Majestic Grand Oak gas log set. The Majestic Grand Birch ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
2-Tier Grand Birch – Vented Gas Log Option
3-Tier Grand Birch – Vented Gas Log Option
FAQ
What sets the Grand Birch apart from the Grand Oak?
The wood on the fire. Both stage their logs on the same two or three-tier burner with electronic ignition, but the Grand Birch dresses the levels in pale, bark-detailed birch instead of weathered oak. The lighter logs catch and reflect the flame, giving the multi-level fire a brighter, airier presence.
Where can I buy a tiered birch log set like this?
Tiered sets are a specialty item, so local hearth shops rarely stock every width and tier count. Shopping online usually gets you the exact combination you want; you will find the Grand Birch with the rest of the fireplace log sets at My Cozy Outdoors, each listing its available sizes and options.
What powers the ignition if there is no wiring at my fireplace?
Batteries. The IntelliFire electronic ignition runs on battery power and takes its orders from the included remote, so a plain masonry firebox with no outlet nearby is no obstacle at all. You start and stop the fire from across the room without an electrician ever visiting.
How does white birch look against a multi-level flame?
Striking. Pale bark sits directly beside flame and ember glow on every tier, so the contrast repeats up the whole height of the fire. Where dark oak blends into a dim firebox, birch outlines each level, making the stepped structure of the fire easy to read from across the room.
What is the whitest gas log set you can get?
Birch sets are the brightest thing going in gas logs, and the Grand Birch is the showpiece version: hand-painted bark whites layered over two or three tiers of logs. If maximum contrast between wood and flame is the goal, this is the direction to look.
Will this set overwhelm a modest firebox?
No; scale it to fit. The 18-inch width with the two-tier burner keeps the stepped fire compact, while the 24 and 30-inch widths and the three-tier option let larger fireboxes go dramatic. The tiers rise within your firebox rather than crowding forward onto the hearth.
How is this different from the Woodland Birch set?
They share a species, not a system. The Woodland Birch lays its logs over a flat single or double-tube burner with match strike as an option; the Grand Birch builds upward on tiers and is push-button only, via battery-powered electronic ignition. Think classic birch hearth versus staged birch showpiece.