Can someone please tell me what the burner looks like? Can I use lava rocks?
1541815
It's not for lava rocks. Truthfully I don't like the grill. I bought it last summer. It doesn't cook evenly at all. Must keep moving your food around on the grill top because one side cooks faster than the other. Buy another grill, you won't be happy with this one.
53900
There should be everything you see in the picture. What you can't see is a copper rod used to help hold up the burner. The rod slides through holes on either side of the metal part that holds the burner. You also can't see the burner or the grill grate. Anything else?
1599966
We did. Used the lava rock as filler. You can't see the lava rock at this point. Make sure you order what you need and a bit more. Can always return. We did multiple orders and no 2 were alike!
1022381
You need to remove the logs and use only the lava rocks. This is the only way I got rid of the soot which was considerable, even coated my newly stained deck badly which really sucks. Wish I would have realized this before using the logs which instantly turned black upon using them along with soot floating off. I haven't tried different logs since the look of the flames with lava rocks only look great to me and my wife. I had to scrub my deck to get the soot off which wasn't easy. I think the quality of logs is low since I have been using a natural gas fire place in my house, two of them, for 18 years with no sign of soot or the logs turning black. You need to remove the logs and use only the lava rocks. This is the only way I got rid of the soot which was considerable, even coated my newly stained deck badly which really sucks. Wish I would have realized this before using the logs which instantly turned black upon using them along with soot floating off. I haven't tried different logs since the look of the flames with lava rocks only look great to me and my wife. I had to scrub my deck to get the soot off which wasn't easy. I think the quality of logs is low since I have been using a natural gas fire place in my house, two of them,... » Read More You need to remove the logs and use only the lava rocks. This is the only way I got rid of the soot which was considerable, even coated my newly stained deck badly which really sucks. Wish I would have realized this before using the logs which instantly turned black upon using them along with soot floating off. I haven't tried different logs since the look of the flames with lava rocks only look great to me and my wife. I had to scrub my deck to get the soot off which wasn't easy. I think the quality of logs is low since I have been using a natural gas fire place in my house, two of them, for 18 years with no sign of soot or the logs turning black. « Show Less
725826
Yes, I have. The flame doesnt seem to break through as well but it works. Though the lava rock that comes with is nice, it gets dusty if they're moved around.
1359827
I would be very leery about using glass as a flat surface next to burners. Are the other two burners you use gas? Or are they electric? There is bound to be intense heat involved if the glass edge is anywhere close to flame or a heating element. I don't know if the glass is tempered or designed for such temperature extremes. Furthermore, this item has little plastic feet in the corners that could melt. I'm sorry, but without asking the manufacturer directly if it could tolerate this, I wouldn't do it.
511177
I have not had a chance to use the burner so I can't answer your question. I'm on vacation right now and will check the item when I get back.
898342
I did not try it, i prefer the glass pebbles. You can purchase lava rock from any home depot/loews store.You should find them in the outdoor grills section.If you are thinks real rocks (river rocks..) i would just arrange them so as to get good gas flow distribution.You can get river rocks/peebles from any lawn and garden outlet.
1604727
Yes. I have that type of fire pit and I swapped out the lava rock for this glass. Looks awesome!
1221274
Once again. If you buy logs and extra lava it will put out heat 360. Very good fireplace. Go for it. All the heat comes from the glowing logs and extra lava rocks.
752582
No you can't, there are many how to's and videos online. You need to do this in gradients. Use lava rock on the bottom below the gas tubes, and then use the decorative fire glass on top of the gas tubes. 10 lbs is not alot, I have a 18x6 pit and it uses about 6lbs of glass.
1985809
These ceramic discs are designed to replace the lava rock normally used in a charbroiler. They go in between the burners and the cooking surface, but these char diamonds are really only designed for charbroiler grills that allow spacing for these discs, by design.The main difference from lavarock is that lavarock absorb and retain grease where these ceramic discs do not.The discs shrink over time, so you'll have to add new ones from time to time as necessary. Also, as needed, let the grill run for a while after cooking to burn off any grease that builds up on them. They should be nice and white. These ceramic discs are designed to replace the lava rock normally used in a charbroiler. They go in between the burners and the cooking surface, but these char diamonds are really only designed for charbroiler grills that allow spacing for these discs, by design.The main difference from lavarock is that lavarock absorb and retain grease where these ceramic discs do not.The discs shrink over time, so you'll have to add new ones from time to time as necessary. Also, as needed, let the grill run for a while after cooking to burn off any grease that builds up on them.... » Read More These ceramic discs are designed to replace the lava rock normally used in a charbroiler. They go in between the burners and the cooking surface, but these char diamonds are really only designed for charbroiler grills that allow spacing for these discs, by design.The main difference from lavarock is that lavarock absorb and retain grease where these ceramic discs do not.The discs shrink over time, so you'll have to add new ones from time to time as necessary. Also, as needed, let the grill run for a while after cooking to burn off any grease that builds up on them. They should be nice and white. « Show Less
340002
The burner uses propane. A normal 20 lb propane tank that you exchange at your local hardware retailer.
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.
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.
1569227
I don't know. Never had lava rocks. Maybe some one else will be able to answer. We really like our fire pit.
698816
I will let you know after this coming weekend. It will be the first time to use it and I will be placing a one burner unit on the top.