How many pounds of fire glass do you need to buy to fill it?
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One 10 Lb. bag will be sufficient. You get better coverage with 15 lbs. but 20 is too much. If you overfill it covers the burner and it will not ignite. It comes with a great cover that helps but the glass does have a propensity to come out here and there. I ordered 2 ten pound bags. I used about 15 lbs. and keep the rest as a spare. For the price it really works nicely. The fire glass looks much better than the lava rocks.
1061883
we started with five pounds...then bought another 10. That was perfect. We love this thing!!!
1061884
I purchased two of these burners. They are awesome by the way!!! I purchased 30 pounds of fire glass for the two. It was perfect. For one, 15 pounds should be ok. Enjoy!!!
1061885
Hi Gregory, I ordered 10 lbs of the 1/2 inch chunky fire glass. I just mixed in the fire glass with the lava rock that came with the fire bowl. I had plenty!! In fact, I had about 1/4 that I did not use. I hope this helps. I am assuming you already ordered the newcastle fire bowl...for what it's worth...I ended up just getting rid of mine because after the first few times of using it, it did not work again. The company that I purchased from sent me several parts, but good heavens I am not well versed enough to take the whole darn component apart and rebuild. The few times it did work I loved it...:) Hope this helps and ENJOY the firebowl...who knows maybe you will get one that functions properly!! Hi Gregory, I ordered 10 lbs of the 1/2 inch chunky fire glass. I just mixed in the fire glass with the lava rock that came with the fire bowl. I had plenty!! In fact, I had about 1/4 that I did not use. I hope this helps. I am assuming you already ordered the newcastle fire bowl...for what it's worth...I ended up just getting rid of mine because after the first few times of using it, it did not work again. The company that I purchased from sent me several parts, but good heavens I am not well versed enough to take the whole darn component apart and rebuild. The few times it did work I... » Read More Hi Gregory, I ordered 10 lbs of the 1/2 inch chunky fire glass. I just mixed in the fire glass with the lava rock that came with the fire bowl. I had plenty!! In fact, I had about 1/4 that I did not use. I hope this helps. I am assuming you already ordered the newcastle fire bowl...for what it's worth...I ended up just getting rid of mine because after the first few times of using it, it did not work again. The company that I purchased from sent me several parts, but good heavens I am not well versed enough to take the whole darn component apart and rebuild. The few times it did work I loved it...:) Hope this helps and ENJOY the firebowl...who knows maybe you will get one that functions properly!! « Show Less
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I purchased a 10-Pound Reflective Fire Glass, 1/4-Inch, Copper. Fits perfect. It's stunning. *NOTE: Be careful when adding glass to the fire pit. The dust clogs the gas holes. We had a take half out, blow it out and carefully place back. Wah-lah. Perfect!
464805
I laid the glass/rocks over a propane fire pit tray/bowl,you don't need no screen, or anything else,you just need enough glass to cover the gas burner,I bought two different color glass I mixed them together and it looks very nice during the day or at night when lit.
950115
The lava rock would come with the fire pit. The rock would be approximately 2 LBS.
1420748
yes the glass that comes with this firepit is enough to fill the bowl. i have not tried any other glass except one that came with it.
1393619
I believe they go about a pound and a half. They are real wood and real UV glass so they are not flimsy.
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40 ounces, but the glass is extremely wide at the top and it makes it not practicle to fill close to the top or you will spill it. Probably 32-34 ounces is the max you would consider to fill the glass to drink.
54438
Not sure how much was used to fill it. I just took it to a flower shop and had the do it. I would not recommend purchasing these though - they are total CRAP. Cheap, flimsy and they don't work.
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I don't know exactly but it's a lot. I have a marble statue on mine that probably weights around 150 lbs. It does have a 14 inch square base so the load is spread out evenly. I know the glass is exactly 0.40 inch thick. There is probably a resource somewhere on the internet that can tell you the safe load rating for temper glass.
1071758
Well one of the bricks gives like 2-3 gallons of fiber if that helps..iv never filled a 75 with it also depends on what amount u need
1013459
I think you would need 2 bags for sure but might consider a 3rd bag. Remember do not fill to deep and restrict the propane/gas flow for a spectacular flame on your fire pit.
274964
To my knowledge you have to have a fuel source such as propane or natural gas, the glass itself is not combustible.
449875
The actual "bowl" of the glass probably holds 3 ounces. Any more than that would defeat the purpose of the glass.
228772
According to the directions that come with the fire bowl, you should pour 5 pounds of sand in the base of the bowl to protect the product and for better heat distribution.
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Probably have to contact Outdoor GreatRoom Company...here is a link to their contact page...http://www.outdoorrooms.com/contact-us/. The part description is "VFT Glass for portable Firepits-5.31"OD*10"Tall". The Part No is: GLASS-5.31. I think they have a monopoly on this product so it may be pricey. Good Luck!
1071755
That might depend how filled you want it. One brick fills my 10 gallon long tank to about a one inch depth.
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This is the fire pit that I have. http://www.lowes.com/pd_328162-53470-66035_0__?productId=3316662I kept the lava rocks on the bottom as filler and used 10 lbs of the fireglass. It looks great!
1099644
I recently ordered 20 pounds of 1/2 inch glass rocks and it looks great- it was the right amount!