- Your purchase includes One Pleasant Heart 32-Inch Intermediate Gas Vent Free Stove in Black. Blower is not included
- Stove dimensions – 14.37” D x 31.93” W x 28.27” H | Firebox dimensions – 12.25” D x 26.07” W x 12.08” H | Clearance space – 5” min from wall, 36” min above stove | Covered space – 1,000 sq. ft.
- Features – Built-in Thermostat | Overheat sensor | Made of Cold rolled steel | Up to 30,000 BTU/hr. | Dual fuel technology (LP or NG)
- Dual burner provides 2 rows of flames for a more full looking fire
- This product and the fuels used to operate this product (LP or NG), and the products of combustion of such fuels, can expose you to chemicals including benzene, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm
Plant-lady T –
Our house is around 1200 sq ft. It’s also an energy star home. This heater heats the house up to 80 degrees in no time at all on setting 3. Ours is set to natural gas. The top gets warm, the picture I uploaded with the decorations on top was BEFORE it was hooked up to gas. I don’t recommend putting anything plastic on top, fairly certain it would melt. The top is warm/hot to touch depending on the person. My husband says it’s warm, I can’t leave my hand on it for very long. (Lack of calluses, maybe?)
The flames are blue on bottom and yellow on top, unsure if that would change being hooked up to propane. When it’s set to 1-2 the flames lose the yellow and are just blue.
It is fairly simple to assemble. I had only one minor issue with a bolt for one of the feet that was stripped from the manufacturer. Thankfully, my husband had one that worked. This sucker is heavy. It comes with rubber feet to protect the floor.
You wlll have to stand on your head to adjust the temperature and light the pilot light. Our biggest issue was we couldn’t get it to light once we bled the line. Turns out that was our error and we didn’t make sure it was set to natural gas and not propane. After we switched it, it lit just fine.
I have noticed if you set it to 3 and up the flames will slowly die down over time. Not sure if that’s normal, but it still puts out the heat and isn’t a big deal.
Ours stays on setting 2 and will switch off and on as needed. Anything higher and it won’t switch off, not because there’s anything wrong, but because we’d cook before it was hot enough to turn off (joke). But seriously, this unit gets hot.
Another minor issue we had, not with the unit, was our smoke alarms. I’m guessing the first few times it was on it had to burn whatever was on it off. Our smoke alarms were singing like mad, and when one goes off all of them in every room goes off cause they’re wired in together. Talk about a headache. BUT it’s day 2 of it being on full time and no more issues out of the smoke alarms.
Overall an awesome purchase. I would definitely recommend this fireplace. It’s easy on the eye and will heat your home efficiently.
Plant-lady T –
Vent-free Gas Stoves are no Legal in Canada
Joel b. –
Good little heater for the price. Only complaint is no remote or digital temp control. There is a dial you have to turn and find the right setting for your home. Also bought the blower. You have to manually turn that on and off each time. Overall good value, gets really warm and looks pretty good. I had a problem with the temperature control cover latching closed, eneded up being a broken magnet- they issued a partial refumd right away, i was able to get a replacement magnet free from the manufacturer. very happy with
Melissa Wilson –
I had originally given this item One Star. I am now revising my review to account for user error. There is a whole novel’s worth of experiences behind this item. I purchased this way back in March of 2023. It arrived beat up but since it didn’t appear to affect the functionality of the item we kept it. We tried all summer to get someone to do the plumbing for it. Everyone we called either refused or no showed, so we did it ourselves. It wasn’t hard, we have a full basement. Then we couldn’t get the unit to light. We got a new thermocoupler, we cleaned everything, we double and triple checked that we had gas in the line. We had given up then he decided to check the back of the unit one more time before taking it completely apart. My dear husband had removed the blue cap but not the actual screw in plug the manufacture puts in it for protection during shipping. No, this man had the line scewed in with the plug in place. Once he removed the plug, he ran to the hardware store for one small adapter piece and now we have flame. It works perfect. Now I do have to tell ya’all something weird. I cannot smell the rotton egg smell the company puts in natural gas. That being said, I do smell something when this is on. It’s not gas though, it smells wet. Nothing I’ve read says anything about this so I am not concerned. It puts out a ton of heat, the thermostat works perfectly. I bought the blower for this item too and it’s pretty quiet. Overall, in spite of the fact my husband didn’t fully read the manual which clearly states the plug must be removed before use, I am pleased with this product.