Gas Stoves & Freestanding Fireplaces
Instant warmth. Effortless charm. Built for everyday comfort.
At AHAVAH Fire & Chimney, we believe your home's heart should be both beautiful and practical. Whether you want the classic look of a cast-iron stove or the sleek, cabinet style of a modern freestanding fireplace, these units deliver steady, reliable heat with just the touch of a button — no chimney required. Perfect for creating a cozy corner in a cabin, warming up a busy family room, or bringing consistent heat to a sunroom that never quite stays warm. Done right. Done with love.
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Gas Stoves Products
Starting at $3149.00
Vermont Castings Stardance Direct Vent Gas Stove
by Vermont Castings
A gas stove — or freestanding gas fireplace — gives you the look and warmth of a classic hearth without the hauling, the ash, or the waiting. Because it stands in the room rather than inside a wall, it radiates heat in every direction, which makes it a favorite for cabins, sunrooms, and additions that never quite stay warm. There are a couple of practical things to sort out first: how much clearance you’ll need around it, and whether a direct-vent or B-vent model suits your setup. We’ll walk your space with you and figure out what fits.
Direct Vent or B-Vent — What's the Difference?
Direct-vent stoves draw combustion air from outside and exhaust fully outside through a sealed system — the cleanest, most efficient option. B-vent units draw room air for combustion and vent only exhaust outside, a simpler but less efficient setup. We carry both, so we can match the right type to your home's setup.
How Much Clearance Does a Freestanding Unit Need?
Since these units stand in the room rather than recessed into a wall, they need proper clearance to nearby walls and combustible materials. We'll confirm exact clearance requirements for your specific model and space.
What Size Do I Need?
Sizing comes down to BTU output matched to your room's square footage — a unit that's too small won't keep up, and one that's too large can overheat the space. We'll help you find the right fit.
Cast Iron or Steel?
Cast iron holds and radiates heat steadily over time, giving even warmth after the flame settles. Steel heats up faster for quicker warmth. The right choice depends on whether you want fast heat or long, steady warmth.
Do I Need an Existing Chimney?
No — these units vent directly through a wall or roof, so no existing chimney is required, which makes them a flexible option for cabins, additions, and rooms without one.
Perfect for Cabins and Sunrooms
Around Table Rock Lake and across the Ozarks, we've installed these in cabins, sunrooms, and additions that never quite hold heat on their own — a gas stove or freestanding fireplace is often the simplest fix.