Real Fyre Charred Split: pale split oak faces with charred bark edges
The Real Fyre Charred Split is a vented gas log set. Flat, pale split oak faces contrast with charred bark edges. The logs copy a woodpile that has already burned for hours. It is a vented set, so it needs a real fireplace with a working chimney and burns with the damper open. You get the tallest and most natural flames, and most of the heat goes up the chimney. It comes in five sizes, from 18 to 36 inches. Measure your firebox at the front, at the back, and front to back, and if you land between two sizes, take the smaller set.
Each log is molded from a real piece of wood, cast in a ceramic made for high heat with a steel rod inside, and painted by hand. The price is for the logs only. On the page you pick natural gas or propane and add the burner. The choices are the G45, the G45 in stainless steel for an outdoor fireplace, or the G46, which hides its controls. You also pick how it lights: by hand with a match on natural gas, with a knob and a pilot light that stays lit, or with a remote. A Fyreback, a steel panel that stands behind the fire, is optional. Prefer a rougher cut? See the Real Fyre Charred Rugged Split Oak vented gas log set. The Real Fyre Charred Split ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
SKU: CHS-24 | CHS-18/20 | CHS-30 | CHS-36
Burner Styles
- G4 Burner
- G45 Burner
- G45-SS Burner
- G46 Burner
Product Sizes
- 18/20 Inches
- 24 Inches
- 30 Inches
- 36 Inches
FAQ
Why choose a split-log look for a gas set?
Split cordwood shows its pale inner face wherever the axe passed, and the CHS leans into exactly that – flat split surfaces against charred bark edges, the way a working woodpile actually burns. Firelight catches those faces beautifully, which gives the set motion even at low flame.
How many sizes does the Charred Split run?
Four: 18/20, 24, 30 and a 36-inch set, giving the CHS one size more headroom than the three-size stacks in the series. The 36 covers larger prefab and masonry openings without stepping all the way up to the oversized Majestic line.
Which burner do I put under the CHS?
Any of four vented platforms – G4, G45, G45 stainless or G46 – sized to your firebox and ordered in natural gas or propane. The valve and control style live on the burner, so browse gas fireplace burner options while you configure the set.
Do the split faces need to point a certain direction?
They are positioned deliberately. The CHS stacking diagram places each log so split faces catch the flame and bark edges frame it, while keeping ceramic clear of direct impingement. Freelancing the arrangement flattens the effect and can cause sooting, so follow the diagram and re-check it after cleaning.
What are ceramic gas logs, and why does the material matter?
Refractory ceramic is the load-bearing choice for a life spent inside fire: the CHS logs keep their strength at high temperature, carry steel reinforcement rods, and absorb heat they later radiate back into the room. Lesser materials crack, fade or crumble under that duty cycle.
Are gas logs safe for everyday fires?
Run vented and installed by a professional, yes – the CHS burns with the damper open, so combustion products leave via the flue along the same path a wood fire uses. The everyday rules are simple: damper stays clamped open, combustibles stay back, and the burner gets periodic service.
Can I add a remote to the CHS down the road?
Sometimes, but it is smoother to decide up front. Remote receivers pair with specific valve types, and a bare match-lit burner cannot simply take one later – the valve itself would change. If remote operation appeals at all, configure the CHS burner for it when you order.