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Fireplace on counter

10 years ago

How the heck does this work? What's the fuel? Propane?

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Larissa Lessing
10 years ago
Natural gas
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Clean Cut Landscape
6 years ago
The fire feature and grill are both running on liquid propane but can both be converted to natural gas.
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