Marquis by Kingsman 3 Piece Drift Wood Log Set MQ46D

The Marquis MQ46D is a 3-piece driftwood log set for Marquis linear gas fireplaces. The Enclave 48, 60 and 72 manuals list it for single-sided units, the Serene ZCVRB60 manual lists it with the 3-piece setup, and the Marquis product guide shows it on the Serene 60 with decorative stones.

Features

• 3-piece driftwood log set
• For Enclave 48, 60 and 72 single-sided units
• For the Serene 60 (ZCVRB60)
• Placed over glass or stone media
• Setup page in each manual

Key Specifications

What Is Included and What You Will Need

• Included: 3 driftwood logs, per the manuals
• Required: a Marquis Enclave 60, Enclave 48, Enclave 72 or Serene 60 fireplace and base media (glass or stones)

Installation Notes

Place the logs as the setup page in the fireplace manual shows. Pilot area must not be covered by media, per the manuals. In New York City, gas fireplaces and inserts are installed under the NYC Fuel Gas Code by a licensed master plumber, with DOB filing where required.

Book a design consultation to plan the installation.

Documentation

• Marquis Enclave 48 MQVL48/MQVLBG48 Installation Manual
• Marquis Enclave 60 MQVL60/MQVLBG60 Installation Manual
• Marquis Enclave 72 MQVL72/MQVLBG72 Installation Manual
• Kingsman Serene ZCVRB60 Installation Manual
• Marquis Collection Product Guide 2022 (accessory charts)

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it fit a bay peninsula unit?

The Enclave manuals list it for single-sided units; the Enclave 48 manual notes the bay unit only when run single sided.

Is base media included?

No. Glass or stones are sold separately.

Related reading: Gas log set buying guide, Direct vent gas fireplace buying guide.

Warranty

Kingsman limited warranty, per the Kingsman and Marquis manuals: in the first year after installation, Kingsman replaces any component part found defective in materials or workmanship, with labor at its rate schedule through an authorized Kingsman dealer (accent light bulbs, gasketing and paint excluded). The lifetime term covers the fireplace heat exchanger, combustion chamber and burner, not accessories, and applies only at the original installation site in the United States or Canada. The manuals note that discoloration of glass media placed on the burner is not covered.