Majestic Grand Oak: hand painted oak logs with flames on rising levels
The Majestic Grand Oak 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 oak logs show bark, wood grain, and char marks. The burner holds the fire on two or three levels, with flames and glowing embers at different heights rather than in 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. Want to compare another oak log set? See the Majestic Heritage Oak gas log set. The Majestic Grand Oak ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
2-Tier Grand Oaks – Vented Gas Log Option
3-Tier Grand Oaks – Vented Gas Log Option
FAQ
Why build a log fire on more than one level?
Depth. The Grand Oak’s tiered burner sets hand-painted oak logs on rising levels, so large flames and glowing embers appear at different heights instead of in a single row. The fire gains the layered, dimensional look of a real hardwood blaze that has been fed all evening.
How does the Grand Oak differ from the flat tube-burner oak sets?
Two ways: architecture and ignition. Where sets like the Timberland Oak lay their logs over a flat tube burner, the Grand Oak climbs, staging its fire on a two or three-tier burner. And it comes standard with IntelliFire electronic ignition, so starting it is strictly push-button.
Does lighting the Grand Oak involve matches at all?
No. This set runs IntelliFire electronic ignition, powered by batteries and operated from the included remote. Press once and the burner lights; press again and it shuts down. There is no match ritual here, which is exactly the easy on and off many buyers are after.
Will a gas log set cheapen the look of a masonry fireplace?
Done well, the opposite. A quality vented set keeps the open hearth, the brick and the dancing flame, and simply retires the wood hauling. The Grand Oak’s multi-level fire in particular tends to draw compliments, not questions. Compare the styles across vented log sets before you decide.
Can I choose between a two-tier and a three-tier fire?
Yes. The burner comes in two-tier and three-tier versions, each available in 18, 24 and 30-inch widths, so both modest and grand fireboxes can carry the layered look. The third tier adds another stage of logs and flame for the fullest possible display.
Do I keep using my log grate under this set?
No, the grate and andirons retire along with the wood. The tiered burner is its own stage: it sits in the firebox, carries the logs at set positions and replaces the grate entirely. Clearing out the old hardware is usually the first step of the installation.
Is it noisy while it runs?
No. The Grand Oak warms the room radiantly, with no fan or blower anywhere in the system, so the only sound is the soft rustle of the flames themselves. For light sleepers and quiet readers, that silence is one of the underrated pleasures of a vented log set.