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a heating appliance that burns natural gas or propane to produce a controlled flame, providing warmth and ambiance in a residential or commercial space
What is a "gas fire"?
A gas fire is a type of heating device that uses gas, such as natural gas or propane, to produce heat for warming a room. It typically features a flame or simulated flame that generates warmth and creates a cozy atmosphere. Gas fires can be installed in fireplaces, standalone units, or as part of a central heating system. They are often used as an alternative to traditional wood-burning fireplaces because they are cleaner and more convenient, requiring less maintenance and producing fewer emissions. Gas fires are commonly used in homes and buildings to provide efficient and controllable heat.
