Majestic Outdoor Kindled Stack: crossed gas logs for an outdoor fireplace
The Majestic Outdoor Kindled Stack is a vented gas log set built for an outdoor fireplace. It comes 18 or 24 inches wide. Pick the size on the page. Hand painted logs cross like fresh split wood and kindling, with bark, grain, and char marks. A single tube burner sends flames between the logs, with glowing embers below. It stays outside all year. The burner is stainless steel, so rain and damp do not rust it.
Order it for natural gas or propane. 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, the fuel, and a single tube burner. Light it with a match, or choose the safety pilot burner and light it with a knob. Want another log style? See the Majestic Outdoor Timberland Oak gas log set. The Majestic Outdoor Kindled Stack ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
VTD-STCK18 | VTD-STCK24
Outdoor Kindled Stack Gas Log Set (VTD-STCK18, VTD-STCK24, VTD-STCK30)
FAQ
What makes the Outdoor Kindled Stack look like a just-built fire?
The set is styled as a kindled stack, logs laid the way you would genuinely build a fire, with hand-painted bark, grain and charring on every piece. Majestic jokes that friends will offer to grab more kindling, and that is the effect in person: a wood fire someone clearly just set, one that never collapses into coals or asks for another log.
What does stainless-steel construction add here?
Rust resistance where it counts. Outdoor fireboxes collect damp air, morning condensation and wind-blown rain, and ordinary hardware corrodes quickly in that environment. The stainless-steel construction in this set exists for years of outdoor use with low maintenance, keeping the metal underneath sound while the hand-painted logs handle the good looks up top.
Can I host a patio evening without babysitting the fire?
That is the whole argument for gas outside. Light this set as guests arrive and it holds the same fire all night: no feeding, no poking, no watching the woodpile shrink. With the wall switch or remote ignition option you can raise it or shut it down mid-party without stepping away from the conversation for more than a moment.
Is there routine work between fires?
Very little, which is the point of building a log set from stainless steel. It is made for years of outdoor use with low maintenance, so between evenings it simply sits there looking like a freshly laid fire. There is no ash to shovel, no half-burned wood to restack and no rust creeping across the burner.
How do flames move through a stacked log set?
The tubed burner sits low in the arrangement, so large flames climb up between the crossed logs the way fire works through real kindling, with glowing embers underneath. That vertical movement is what makes a stacked presentation feel alive; the fire appears to be burning through the wood rather than floating in front of it.
What should fill an empty outdoor fireplace?
An unused outdoor firebox reads as a dark hole in an otherwise finished patio. A log set fixes it twice over: unlit, the stacked hand-painted logs dress the opening like fresh firewood; lit, it becomes the gathering point of the yard. Match your opening from the 18, 24 and 30-inch widths in our outdoor fireplace burner collection and the hole becomes the highlight.
Does a stacked log fire read traditional or modern?
Comfortably both. Stacking is as old as fire-building, so traditionalists are satisfied, yet the tidy, sculptural quality of a neatly kindled pile also sits well beside clean contemporary hardscapes. It is less formal than a classic front-facing log wall and warmer than glass media, which makes it an easy set to place in almost any outdoor scheme.