Kiva Primitive Fireplace Gas Log Set 15"
15KIVA-B
THE KIVA PRIMITIVE calls to mind the fires of early American Indians, not only of the Southwest, but of the Indian fires of the many tribal, wilderness domiciles: the multilevel pueblo structures, the ancient Anasazi round kiva (cerimonial room), the round Navajo hogans, the round Apache wikiups and the plains tepee fires. Fires burned inside during cooler evenings or inclement seasons, but outside, on pleasant days, the fire style was used by all tribes, not only in North America, but throughout all of the Americas. Nor is its style foreign to the primitive frontier times throughout the entire world, nor to the modern outdoorsman's nostalgic campfires. Its seven logs with deeply defined anatomy of bark, knots, gouges, scrapes and ends, lends itself well to centrally-located as well as see-through and 3-faced fireplaces. The logs are more diverse in shape and suit many circumstances. Detection of being artificial is nearly impossible in absence of the closest scrutiny. We doubt you or your visiting friends will ever see anything to eclipse this workmanship. It's a very popular set in the Southwest where the centrally located, free-standing, ceramic fireplaces are frequently seen inside the newer archetechtecture. This gas fire place logs set has caused nightmares for interior decorators, as soon as they discover this make of gas logs, for they often have just had installed an inferior set for a lesser profit.
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IMPORTANT:
All propane gas require safety pilot valves, and many States require safety pilot valves for natural gas as well. Check with the
Building and Safety Dept.
of your city or county.
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