Majestic Kindled Stack: hand painted gas logs in a freshly built stack
The Majestic Kindled Stack 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 cross like split wood and kindling, with bark, grain, and charred details. A single tube burner gives tall flames over a glowing ember bed. A double tube burner adds more glow. 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. On the page you pick the size, then choose a burner and fuel. Order it for natural gas or propane. Light it with a match, with a safety pilot and a knob, or add electronic ignition and start it with a remote. You can add volcanic rock. Prefer a burned down hearth look? See the Majestic Smoldering Timberland Oak gas log set. The Majestic Kindled Stack ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
VTD-STCK18 | VTD-STCK24 | VTD-STCK30
Kindled Stack – Vented Gas Log Option (VTD-STCK18, VTD-STCK24, VTD-STCK30)
FAQ
What look is the Kindled Stack going for?
A fire just built by someone who takes pride in their stacking. Hand-painted logs sit criss-crossed like fresh kindling and split wood, caught right at the moment of catching. Among Majestic’s vented sets it is the neat, deliberate one; less burned-down hearth, more well-laid fire.
Why stack logs like firewood if they never burn down?
Because that is the charm: a perfectly laid fire that stays perfectly laid. Real stacks collapse into coals within the hour. This one holds its crisp, just-kindled architecture night after night, with flames and true-to-life embers rising through the gaps in the stack.
Will the charred detailing burn away after a few seasons?
No. The charring, bark and grain are hand-painted finishes made to live in direct flame, not soot that rubs off or paint that peels. Season after season the detail stays put; an occasional gentle dusting between fires is all the upkeep the finish really asks of you.
Does the stack sit on a single or double burner?
Your choice. One tube under the stack delivers big flames with an ember glow at the base; two tubes thread fire through more of the criss-crossed logs and double down on the glow. The stacked geometry shows off the twin-tube option especially well, with flame appearing between layers.
Does an old wood-burning firebox need changes for this set?
Usually not. The set was designed for existing fireboxes; a qualified installer runs the gas connection, places the burner and stacks the logs, and the damper stays open since this is a vented system. It comes in three widths, 18 to 30 inches, to match your opening.
Can the fire start with the push of a button?
Yes. Order the Kindled Stack with the wall switch and remote ignition and it lights instantly, with flame height adjustment built in for settling the evening down. Traditionalists can take the match strike version instead and light the stack by hand, campfire style.
Is there a messier, more rustic alternative to the tidy stack?
Majestic covers that end of the spectrum too: the Timberland Oak reads as a rougher split-wood fire, and the Smoldering version goes full burned-down hearth. All the arrangements live together under gas fireplace log sets, so you can match the fire to your temperament.