I have a Indoor gas fire place , 3 faced , I want to keep my fake log , but add this to the flat surface around the log , is it possible?
1488645
It is totally possible. I'd suggest getting some kind of tray if your burner doesn't have any. (Mine did.) You'll need to pile it up fairly high if you want the gas to be dispersed through it. Two bags, I'd say. And you should be aware, this stuff is like broken bits of safety glass. If you want a "pretty" effect, I'd spend more money and get the polished kind of fire-glass.
1343900
I use this fireglass in outdoor gas firepit. My original setup was lava rock and log but this is much classier and beautiful to watch. I used some of the lava rock on the bottom as filler, used and purchased much less of fireglass as a result. HY
702973
I too had existing gas logs. Took them out and in the process of installing this unit, I found the input on this unit was on the right side. Since my incoming line is on the left of the fire box and my former logs was on the left the flexible connector was too short. I had to go to Home Depot to purchase a longer flexible connection to wrap around the back of the firebox to reach the gas log input for this unit. Other than that, just make sure you use the fitting sealer and tighten the connections. If you are not confidently sure, get a local professional to do it for you.
171404
Yes,the grate goes in under the log but it will not be a very big log. I use scrap from the wood shop or small limbs.
34514
I don't see why you would have to...it won't hurt anything if you put the fireglass over it. It depends on if you can still see the lava rock and like the way it looks.
570030
1/ I dont think it will be a problem. 2/ Yes, or all the gas would come out the end. 3/ Sure I would put the flame side facing forward. I found that the draft going thru the fireplace pushed the flames back too far. So, I turned the device around and it hit more wood. Addtionally, for everyones sake. Know that this will take more gas to get the wood going. Because you are not using Kindling, just logs, the temp of the fire takes a while to build up in order to get enough coals to sustain the logs. Turn the gas off too soon and the fire will die.
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The actual dimension is very close to the description which 43" tall and 15" wide. It is really not that wide. As a matter of fact, I think the area where you put the logs is a little small. The mouth is not wide enough to stuff big logs in. In addition, I personally think it is a little too short. The reason is smoke gets to your eyes when you stand up. One last thing I would say is you have to keep on opening/closing the cap on the top. If you close it for too long, fire would come out from the mouth which may burn you if you are too close. Then if you open the cap for too long, all the smoke is shooting out. Other than that, I am pretty happy with this product. I hope this helps. The actual dimension is very close to the description which 43" tall and 15" wide. It is really not that wide. As a matter of fact, I think the area where you put the logs is a little small. The mouth is not wide enough to stuff big logs in. In addition, I personally think it is a little too short. The reason is smoke gets to your eyes when you stand up. One last thing I would say is you have to keep on opening/closing the cap on the top. If you close it for too long, fire would come out from the mouth which may burn you if you are too close. Then if you open the cap for too long,... » Read More The actual dimension is very close to the description which 43" tall and 15" wide. It is really not that wide. As a matter of fact, I think the area where you put the logs is a little small. The mouth is not wide enough to stuff big logs in. In addition, I personally think it is a little too short. The reason is smoke gets to your eyes when you stand up. One last thing I would say is you have to keep on opening/closing the cap on the top. If you close it for too long, fire would come out from the mouth which may burn you if you are too close. Then if you open the cap for too long, all the smoke is shooting out. Other than that, I am pretty happy with this product. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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Typically, you want to place 3 larger rocks around it or some kind frame to support your cooking container. That gives clearance so you don't suffocate the flame.
1457009
There is no ventilation so heat does build up inside.You would want to add some serious insulation inside the pit, beneath the fire pan. Maybe a layer or two of bricks and some reflective foil on top. Otherwise the heat will - at minimum - cook/color the deck, if not set actually it on fire.
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I believe you can. The only problem, I thought the logs and flames looked bad. I have 2 of the other Franklin looking stoves with much better looking logs, flames, and color. I love the look of the frame, but I am real big on the fire looking as realistic as possible too.
2080651
I personally wouldn't, however I imagine you could. Your would just have to clean up and it would be a bit awkward to dod so. Roasting smores would be easy anything more involved would be a hassle from my point of view. Great fire put table!
1852733
u can make one with pad and carbon/media. Use same one just remove Cardon and fill with media/Carbon
1395624
If you can put a sterno can in a fire place, then you can use this in it also. I don't have a fire place so I wouldn't know about placing the sterno in it. I don't see why you wouldn't be able to. I love my log set, we use it outside by our hot tub!
140141
No you cannot. It's a composite material that would not stand up to direct flames in my opinion.
727629
I sell a fire barrel with a concrete table surround and this sits atop the barrel. Email me at scott@c4countertops.com if your interested in having one made for and sent to you.
2077959
I unfortunately have not had an opportunity to use yet...but I purchased the sterno flames with the glowing embers. I would guess that you would not have any problems with that type of fire...I don't think I would utilize wood logs indoors like that because it will discolor the iinside of your roof, and vinyl would possibly warp/melt.
1300663
Yes and No. For deco purpose, You can insert into anything that fit but only if you DON'T use the heat.The answer to your question is NO if you intend to use it as a heat source it will burn the wood case unless you put a vent, also the wood case will cover the side amber lights.I inserted this unit into my existing brick fireplace for deco only and not using the heat. For less than $150 bucks, it served my purpose, so i like it.