Majestic Outdoor Grand Birch: pale birch logs with flames on multiple levels
The Majestic Outdoor Grand Birch is a vented gas log set built for an outdoor fireplace. It comes 18, 24, or 30 inches wide. Pick the size on the page. The hand painted birch logs have pale, papery bark. A tiered burner carries flames on two or three levels, with glowing embers below the logs. It stays outside all year. The burner is stainless steel, so rain and damp do not rust it. 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, the number of flame levels, the fuel, and the burner. IntelliFire electronic ignition runs on batteries and lights it with a button on the remote. Prefer darker logs? See the Majestic Outdoor Grand Oak gas log set. The Majestic Outdoor Grand Birch ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
2TR-BRCH18 | 2TR-BRCH24 | 2TR-BRCH30 | 3TR-BRCH18 | 3TR-BRCH24 | 3TR-BRCH30
Outdoor Grand Birch Gas Log Set
FAQ
How does the Outdoor Grand Birch build its multi-level fire?
With a tiered burner system, two or three levels depending on the configuration you order, each carrying flame and glowing ember. The hand-painted logs span those levels, so instead of a single row of fire you get a staged display with depth from bottom to top. Warmth comes off it radiantly, with no fan involved.
Can we light a fire for just an hour after dinner?
That is exactly the fire this set makes possible. Electronic ignition means easy on and off from the remote, so a short evening outside costs nothing in setup or cleanup: press to light, enjoy the hour, press again to shut down. No wood fire justifies itself for sixty minutes. This one never has to.
Should I pick birch or oak for a tiered outdoor set?
It is purely a styling decision, since the Grand Birch and Grand Oak share the same tiered burner format. Birch carries a lighter, brighter character; oak reads darker, heavier and more traditional. Match your hardscape: pale logs lift a dark stone surround, while oak settles nicely into lighter masonry and rustic schemes. The fire underneath behaves identically either way.
Can a log set stand in for a patio fire pit?
If you have an outdoor fireplace, yes, and with real advantages. Installed in the firebox, this set delivers the gathering flame a pit provides while keeping the fire raised to viewing height, framed and off your floor space. The multi-level flames and embers bring more theater than a pit ring, and the remote covers on and off.
How much work is the first fire of the season?
Minutes. There is no wood order to arrange or chimney of creosote to think about; check the batteries in the electronic ignition and the first cool evening of fall is one press of the remote away. Because the battery-powered system needs nothing wired at the fireplace, there is nothing to reconnect after a summer off.
Should the fireplace or the log set be chosen first?
Fireplace first, set second; the opening dictates the fire. Once the firebox exists, its width and height point you to the right configuration, and this set cooperates by coming in 18, 24 and 30-inch widths with two or three burner tiers. Planning both together is even better, since a tiered display deserves an opening tall enough to show it off.
Can you get birch gas logs for an outdoor fireplace?
Yes. Majestic builds birch for the outdoors in two formats: the Outdoor Woodland Birch runs a classic tube burner, while the Outdoor Grand Birch stages its fire on a tiered burner for extra depth. Both are vented sets offered from 18 to 30 inches wide, and both live with the rest of our outdoor fireplace burners.