Monolithic panel for a gas burner

Details Monolithic panel for a gas burner Monolithic panel for a gas burner

2005-04-05

2005-04-05

Cocks, Josiah C. (Department: 3749)

Combustion

With simulation feature

C126S512000

Reexamination Certificate

active

06875012

ABSTRACT:
A gas burner includes a monolithic burner panel coupled to a bottom burner member for use as a bottom panel of a combustion chamber enclosure. The burner panel includes at least one aperture for providing a gas/air mixture to a top surface of the burner panel for combustion. The burner panel includes at least one elevated area. The burner panel is a composite material formed from a compression molding process. The burner panel includes elevations that can be shaped into log structures to provide a realistic fire within a fireplace unit, stove, or insert.

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