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anyone done this? mine appears to be a self contained kinda job. the glass broke, and the wife wants a different one. where can i find these?
god bless.
god bless.
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The glass is usually just the screen, the gas is just basically a long tube with holes that ignite. -
You can find some at Lowes/Home Depot. Changing them out usually requires plumbing, carpentry and masonry work in some cases.
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Don't we have a home improvement forum dickweasel?Comment
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Aren't you a little old to be talking to boys ??Originally posted by 03trubluGT View Post2012 GT500Comment
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I've got a nice belt to whip your ass and send u crying back to momma.Originally posted by Cobraman View PostComment
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You're gonna have to put your donut down first.Originally posted by 03trubluGT View Post
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Lol. I knew I was gonna catch hell for that.Originally posted by Ruffdaddy View Post2012 GT500Comment
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i need the entire "insert" for lack of knowledge on what the correct term is. not just the door or the glass, but my fireplace is actually steel, not ceramic. it technically is not built into the house, but is a one piece deal that slides into a hole. i do not have a chimney, rather a vert onto my patio. i start my fireplace by flipping a regular wall switch.
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