ProCom QNSD250RT Vent Free Dual Fuel Stove, Freestanding Fireplace and Indoor Space Heater, Use with Natural Gas or Liquid Propane, Remote Control, Heats up to 1,100 Square Feet, 25,000 BTU

Looks great, works well, very happy with it so far. Installing a forced air fan in it today.

Remote won’t work

For good quality, exactly like picture and description on line

Received a dented unit, and the remote doesn't work. Too late to return it, I didn't unpack until the Propane certified plumber final showed up to install the Propane shut off valve in the living room. I then discovered the dent.Additionally, the fireplace is working, but the remote doesn't. I tried several times. Moving the remote unit selector, on the front of the unit from off to on, ignites the Propane, also moving it to the off remote side, fire goes out.The remote unit doesn't "learn" so zero remote control.

I replaced a decorative free standing fireplace made by Procom when it died after more than 10 years, with this unit. I liked that it was Procom and made in the U.S. and hope this one lasts as long as the first one. I wanted another decorative fireplace but this was the only one they had left of any model and I needed a backup right away. It came with a remote control which I thought was ridiculous. At least, I thought it was ridiculous until I used it, and now I'm not sure how I ever did without it. As it happens, this little fireplace earned its stripes when we lost power for 5 days and it kept several rooms comfortable. It was a good purchase and the fact that it looks sort of like an "old timey" wood burning iron fireplace has become a happy consolation to a decorative fireplace. It looks heavy but isn't and although the top gets warm it isn't dangerously warm. The sides don't get warm.Overall, I am very happy with this fireplace. It is lower and wider than the fireplace it replaced but that actually makes the area look more open. If this style can fit the decor in your room, I don't think you can go wrong.The stove is assembled with the exception of the legs, which are easy to attach. I don't know if the flame can be adjusted; I haven't been able to do it but with the remote it's simply a matter of turning it off when it gets too hot.