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A gas-fed firebox typically appears as a metal box or chamber that houses the gas burner and is designed to efficiently burn gas to create heat for a fireplace or heating appliance. It often features vents or openings for airflow and a control panel for adjusting the flame intensity. The firebox is usually surrounded by fireproof materials such as ceramic logs or glass to enhance the visual appeal of the fire.
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