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Napoleon Haliburton Direct Vent Gas Stove

SKU GDS28-1NSB
What's Included?

Here's what ships in the box and what you'll choose above before checkout. Not sure what you need? Call us at (410) 324-6322 and our team will spec the right setup.

✓ Included Standard
Haliburton direct vent stove body with its built-in blower and variable-speed switch
PHAZER log set with glowing embers and charcoal embers
Safety barrier over the viewing glass
Flame/heat adjustment and the 100% SAFE GUARD gas control system with a manual shut-off valve
Firestop for a run through a wall
Napoleon President's Limited Lifetime Warranty
🔧 Options
Above the Cart (select from dropdown)
Fuel Type: Natural Gas or Propane
Ignition: Millivolt Ignition or Electronic Ignition
Door: Metallic Black, Satin Chrome, or No Thanks
Below the Cart (select from optional accessories section)
Remote Controls & Wall Controls, Satin Chrome Accent Bar, Satin Chrome Ornamental Trivet, Wall Terminal Kit, Periscope Kit, DuraVent Starter Adaptor, B-Vent Adaptor Kit
⚠️ Required to Complete Installation
Door - the fire-viewing door, Metallic Black or Satin Chrome.
Venting - 4" exhaust / 7" intake direct vent pipe and a wall or roof termination sized for your run, such as Napoleon's GD-175 wall terminal kit, which includes only a short length of venting (see pg 9 in the installation manual).
Gas Line - a 1/2" gas supply with a flex connector (3/8" without one) run to the stove's shut-off valve by a qualified installer.
Power - a grounded electrical outlet near the stove for the blower, and for the electronic model's power cord.
Floor Panel - on carpet, vinyl tile or another combustible floor other than wood, a metal or wood panel under the full width and depth of the stove.
Original price $3,629.00 - Original price $4,993.00
Original price
$3,629.00
$3,629.00 - $4,993.00
Current price $3,629.00

About This Product

Napoleon Haliburton GDS28 Direct Vent Gas Stove

30,000 BTU/hr input on natural gas from a stove 22-1/2" wide, 26-3/4" high and 18-1/2" deep. The Napoleon Haliburton GDS28 is a compact direct vent gas stove for natural gas or propane, with a built-in blower, a PHAZER log set behind ceramic glass and a safety barrier, millivolt or electronic ignition, your choice of a Metallic Black or Satin Chrome door, and a top vent on 4" / 7" pipe, from $3,629, covered by Napoleon's President's Limited Lifetime Warranty.

Choose the Haliburton if you want a traditional gas stove for a smaller room: it is 22-1/2" wide and 18-1/2" deep, needs only 2" to a combustible back wall, and is approved for bedrooms and permanently located manufactured homes. It vents out through a wall or up through the roof on 4" / 7" direct vent pipe, or through a B-vent or lined chimney with Napoleon's GS-150KT adaptor.

It is not right for you if you want a large stove for a great room. The Haliburton is built for smaller rooms and sits just 2" from a combustible back wall.

Specifications

The Haliburton is 22-1/2" wide, 26-3/4" high and 18-1/2" deep. Keep 7" to a combustible side wall, 2" to the back wall, 1" in a 45° corner and 20" from the top of the stove to the ceiling; where the flue falls in each placement is in section 3.1 on page 19 of the installation manual. Furniture stays 48" from the front. On wood flooring it needs nothing underneath; on carpet, vinyl tile or another combustible floor it sits on a metal or wood panel the full width and depth of the stove. The direct vent pipe is 4" exhaust inside 7" intake, up to 20 ft horizontally or 40 ft vertically, and keeps 1" at the sides and bottom and 2" on top of horizontal runs, 1" all round on vertical runs.

How the Haliburton compares to the Napoleon Havelock

The Havelock GDS50 is Napoleon's larger direct vent stove, with the same top 4" / 7" direct venting and a blower included — up to 44,000 BTU against the Haliburton's 30,000, on a triple flame burner. The Haliburton starts from $3,629; the Havelock starts from $4,429. Pick the Haliburton for the smaller room.

Features

  • 30,000 BTU/hr input on natural gas (26,000 on propane) from a compact stove 22-1/2" wide and 18-1/2" deep
  • Built-in thermally activated blower with a variable-speed switch
  • PHAZER log set with glowing and charcoal embers behind 5 mm ceramic glass and a safety barrier
  • Millivolt standing pilot, or electronic pilot-on-demand with a seven-day continuous-pilot mode and AA battery back-up
  • Top exit on 4" / 7" direct vent pipe — out through a wall or up through the roof — or natural vent with the GS-150KT adaptor
  • Approved for bedrooms, bed-sitting rooms and permanently located manufactured homes

Answers to common questions

What’s included, what’s required, and what’s optional?
  • Included in the box: Haliburton direct vent stove body with its built-in blower and variable-speed switch; PHAZER log set with glowing embers and charcoal embers; Safety barrier over the viewing glass; Flame/heat adjustment and the 100% SAFE GUARD gas control system with a manual shut-off valve; Firestop for a run through a wall; Napoleon President's Limited Lifetime Warranty.
  • Required to complete the installation, purchased separately: Door - the fire-viewing door, Metallic Black or Satin Chrome; the stove ships without one; Venting - 4" exhaust / 7" intake direct vent pipe and a wall or roof termination sized for your run, such as Napoleon's GD-175 wall terminal kit, which includes only a short length of venting (see pg 9 in the installation manual); Gas Line - a 1/2" gas supply with a flex connector (3/8" without one) run to the stove's shut-off valve by a qualified installer; Power - a grounded electrical outlet near the stove for the blower, and for the electronic model's power cord; Floor Panel - on carpet, vinyl tile or another combustible floor other than wood, a metal or wood panel under the full width and depth of the stove.
  • Optional: The remote controls and wall controls, and the satin chrome accent bar and ornamental trivet — the stove runs without any of them.
What venting does the Haliburton need, and is it included?

The vent pipe and termination are sold separately; the stove ships with the firestop for a run through a wall. It vents through 4" exhaust / 7" intake coaxial direct vent pipe from the top — out through a wall or up through the roof — up to 20 ft horizontally or 40 ft vertically. Napoleon's GD-175 wall terminal kit includes only a short length of venting, and Wolf Steel pipe is approved; Simpson Dura-Vent, Selkirk Direct Temp, American Metal Amerivent and Metal-Fab pipe is also approved, each with the starter adaptor required for it (for Dura-Vent, Napoleon's GDS924N). It can also be natural vented through a B-vent or lined chimney with the GS-150KT adaptor kit. We can put the vent package together for your run.

How close can it sit to a wall, and what goes under it?

Keep 7" to a combustible side wall, 2" to the back wall, 1" in a 45° corner and 20" from the top of the stove to the ceiling, and keep furniture 48" from the front. Wood flooring needs nothing underneath; on carpet, vinyl tile or another combustible floor the stove sits on a metal or wood panel covering its full width and depth.

What comes with it, and what do I still have to buy?

Every Haliburton ships with its built-in blower, the PHAZER log set with glowing and charcoal embers, the safety barrier, a manual shut-off valve and the firestop for a wall run. You still need a door (Metallic Black or Satin Chrome), the vent pipe and termination, a gas line, a grounded outlet for the blower, and a metal or wood floor panel if it goes on carpet or vinyl. The remotes, wall controls and satin chrome accents are optional.

Will the Haliburton heat my room?

Treat it as a fire to look at, not a heater. It burns up to 30,000 BTU/hr and has a built-in blower, but Napoleon certifies it as a vented decorative gas appliance rather than a heat source. If you need a stove to heat a space, it is the wrong choice.

Millivolt or electronic ignition — which should I choose?

The fire itself is the same either way; the difference is how the pilot runs. With millivolt ignition a standing pilot stays lit and you light it by hand with a push-button igniter. With electronic ignition the pilot lights only when the stove is turned on, with an optional continuous-pilot mode that switches itself off after about seven days unused; it has a power cord and can keep working on four AA back-up batteries in a power failure. Either way, the blower plugs into a grounded outlet.

Does buying from The Torch Guys affect my Napoleon warranty?

No. Napoleon's President's Limited Lifetime Warranty covers the original purchaser who buys through an authorized Napoleon dealer and has the stove installed by a licensed, qualified installer; there is nothing to register, so keep your proof of purchase with the model and serial number. It covers the combustion chamber, heat exchanger, burner, logs and embers, ceramic glass (thermal breakage) and porcelain parts for as long as you own the stove, electrical and wearing parts for one year, and labour for the first year. The Torch Guys will help you with any claim.

  • Model GDS28
  • Brand Napoleon
  • Series Napoleon Haliburton
  • Fuel Type Natural Gas or Propane (choose above)
  • Venting Type Direct vent, 4" exhaust / 7" intake coaxial, top exit
  • Ignition Type Millivolt standing pilot or electronic pilot-on-demand (choose above)
  • BTU (Natural Gas) 30,000 BTU/hr input / 25,500 output
  • BTU (Propane) 26,000 BTU/hr input / 22,360 output
  • Unit Width 22-1/2"
  • Unit Height 26-3/4"
  • Unit Depth 18-1/2"
  • Clearance (Back) 2" to a combustible back wall
  • Clearance (Sides) 7" to a combustible side wall; 1" in a 45° corner
  • Clearance (Top) 20" from the top of the stove to the ceiling
  • Hearth Requirement None on wood flooring; on carpet, vinyl tile or other combustible flooring, a metal or wood panel the full width and depth of the stove

Shipping & Returns

Free curbside freight delivery on every order over $399. Inspect the shipment before signing and note any damage on the delivery receipt — freight damage claims must be reported within 5 business days. Most items can be returned within 30 days of delivery as long as the product hasn't been installed, is in the same condition you received it, and all original packaging is intact. Return shipping and the original outbound freight cost are deducted from the refund, and a manufacturer restocking fee may apply. Custom and made-to-order products are final sale. Cancellations are free any time before shipment (custom orders excepted). Threshold and white-glove delivery upgrades are available — ask our team.

Full shipping policy · Full return policy · Questions? Call (410) 324-6322 — when you call, we answer.

Warranty

In the unlikely event your product experiences a defect, our technical team will guide you through the manufacturer’s warranty process. Here is a general outline of what to expect.

Due to the technical nature of our products, the manufacturer must perform troubleshooting to process a warranty claim. Your installer will need to troubleshoot the problem on-site while working in tandem with our technical team. If troubleshooting leads to what The Torch Guys deems as a defective part, we will submit a warranty claim to the manufacturer on your behalf. Before we submit the claim, we will ask you to review the terms and confirm your consent to proceed.

Once the claim is submitted, the manufacturer will review it and either approve or deny it. If they have all the information and accept the claim, your warranty replacement part(s) will begin processing for shipment. If, for any reason, the claim is denied or we need more information, we will notify you as soon as possible.

All warranties are processed as exchanges. You can expect to receive a prepaid return label for the defective part(s), which must be returned within 30 days of receiving the warranty replacement(s).

Warranty claims can take anywhere from 1-4 weeks to process, depending on the season. Given the length of time claims can take, we recommend you fire up your unit in late summer/early fall to ensure your existing fireplace is in good working order for the winter season.