Majestic Timberland Oak: hand painted oak logs with two burner choices
The Majestic Timberland 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 logs have bark, grain, and char details for a split oak fire look. A single tube burner gives tall flames over glowing embers. 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. Order it for natural gas or propane. On the page you pick the size, then the burner and fuel. 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 a remote kit for flame height control. Prefer lighter looking logs? See the Majestic Woodland Birch vented gas log set. The Majestic Timberland Oak ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
VTD-OAK18 | VTD-OAK24 | VTD-OAK30
Timberland Oak – Vented Gas Log Option (VTD-OAK18 | VTD-OAK24 | VTD-OAK30)
FAQ
What kind of fire does the Timberland Oak recreate?
A classic open-hearth oak fire, the kind most of us grew up around. Hand-painted oak logs carry bark, grain and charring detail, and the tube burner sends flames up through the stack with a glowing ember bed underneath. It is the traditional centerpiece of Majestic’s vented log lineup.
Who do I call when a gas log set needs servicing?
A hearth dealer or a gas fireplace service technician; many chimney companies now service gas logs as well. An annual visit typically covers checking the gas connections, clearing the burner ports and repositioning the logs. Because the Timberland Oak is a vented set burning in an open firebox, servicing it is straightforward work for any hearth pro.
Is lighting it with a match still an option?
It is, and some buyers choose the Timberland Oak specifically for that. The match strike version keeps the ritual of kneeling at the hearth to start the fire. Prefer convenience? The switch and remote configuration lights the burner and trims the flames without you leaving your seat.
How do I get more glow out of the ember bed?
Order the double-tube burner. The second tube spreads combustion across more of the set, deepening the ember glow beneath the oak logs and adding an ambiance the single tube cannot quite match. If you love the look of coals as much as flames, it is the option to take.
Can I leave gas logs burning while I leave the room?
Briefly, yes; treat them the way you would any open fire. A vented set burns in an open firebox with the damper open, so stepping out for a few minutes is fine, but shut it down when you leave the house or head to bed. The switch or remote makes that a one-touch habit.
Is oak the most traditional look in the lineup?
It is the anchor of the range. Oak reads as timeless in almost any masonry fireplace, where birch skews lighter and the stacked sets read tidier and more deliberate. If you are still weighing the styles, the gas fireplace logs collection puts every species and arrangement in one place.
Will the burner tubes show once the logs are in place?
Not to any distracting degree. The oak logs arrange over the tube burner and the glowing ember bed dresses its base, so from the room you read stacked wood and flame rather than plumbing. That stays true across all three widths, 18 through 30 inches, and with either burner option.