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What are the differences between Certifications?

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What are the differences between Certifications?

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Our Gas logs fall under 3 different classes: Non-Certified (No Approval Rating), RADCO approved, and ANSI Certified. Some states require a certification for gas logs and others don’t. Be sure to check with your local building department if you are unsure about the requirements for your municipality. If you receive your gas logs and subsequently find that they are not legal in your city, you may not be able to ship them back once they have been installed. Non-Certified: Non-Certified logs are generally very large and use too many BTU’s to pass any type of certification. However, they are still considered safe and legal in many cities and states. If you have a large fireplace (say over 45″ wide), you will have a hard time finding “Certified” gas logs big enough to fit nicely, so we have a great selection of Uncertified gas logs for you to consider. Our Non-Certified logs are available in sizes up to 60″! RADCO: RADCO is a commonly accepted certification that imposes some restrictions yet

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