Stanbroil Universal 8-Inch Gas Valve Fireplace Key, Fits 1/4 and 5/16 Turn Ball Valve, Polished Chrome
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Rob
Greater than one weekJust what I needed, my old key broke apart where the stem and fitting attach...this one looks similar (of course) and works great...I hope it will last
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Harleycpl
> 3 dayI needed a gas key for a highly recessed gas valve. This product filled the need.
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Eddy
> 3 dayWe have a gas valve that is deep in the wall in a hidden compartment. Lowes and Home Depot did not have Long valve keys like this. This is exactly what we needed.
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Paul
> 3 daySolid, quality piece and a good price. Actually using it as a key for my outdoor wall hydrant.
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radbcb
Greater than one weekWell built and functional....serves its intended purpose well! Love the choice of metal colors to match the decor.
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Chaz Schultz PhD
> 3 daylovedthe product
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JW
> 3 dayGreat product for turning on the gas fireplace!
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George E.
> 3 dayFits perfect in my custom fire place
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Ed
> 3 dayFit perfectly
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Sam
> 3 dayWell made, strong, and does the job!
Stanbroil Valve Key
Universal Valve Key for Gas Fire Pits and Fireplaces
Are you looking for a replacement key to your indoor or outdoor gas fireplace valve?
This Gas Key is the perfect tool for controlling gas in your fireplace. Being universal, it works with both 1/4” and 5/16” socket sizes.
Replace your old, lost, or damaged key with a new universal model. The attractive chrome finish and sturdy construction make for a tool sure to last.
Multiple Lengths Available
Whether you"ve misplaced your key or just prefer an update, we have 3, 8, 12, 18, and 24-inch sizes available. Choose from a number of elegant finishes that will surely match any decor!
Feature
- This gas key comes in a durable chrome finish that will last for years!
- Die-cast and machined to exacting standards.
- A hole for hanging is located on the key handle, making for easy storage.
How to Use the Gas Valve Key?
With just a twist of your wrist you can turn on your gas fireplace with our gas valve key.
Simply insert the key into the escutcheon (which is the protective cover for your gas valve stem), then twist the key in order to open and close the valve. Remember to apply the rule "righty-tighty, lefty-loosey" - turning the key to the left will open the valve (turn on the gas). Afterward, you"ll simply turn the key to the right to close the valve (shut off the gas).
Don"t let a missing valve key keep you from lighting up the night!
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