Does this have glass between the fire and grate in front? Or is it just open flame behind the grate?
1086210
No glass however the way the grate is it keeps your hands from the flame. It is a great little fireplace.
574275
Yes! This beautiful tabletop fire pit comes with clear glass. There are other colors available too if you like. Thanks for your question!
1433624
I would say no to a special burner. In my gas fireplace; as in most, the burner is above the bottom of the fireplace itself... in the "logs". So when you put the fireplace glass in the bottom it will not or should not be high enough to touch the burner itself. There was/is a warning that comes with the glass (I believe this is where I got this advice) that says make sure to close the mesh or doors to the fireplace before lighting as there might be a chance of some glass pieces "popping" durning the first few heatings. I however, never had any popping and am very happy with the look and performance of the fireplace glass. I would say no to a special burner. In my gas fireplace; as in most, the burner is above the bottom of the fireplace itself... in the "logs". So when you put the fireplace glass in the bottom it will not or should not be high enough to touch the burner itself. There was/is a warning that comes with the glass (I believe this is where I got this advice) that says make sure to close the mesh or doors to the fireplace before lighting as there might be a chance of some glass pieces "popping" durning the first few heatings. I however, never had any popping and am very happy... » Read More I would say no to a special burner. In my gas fireplace; as in most, the burner is above the bottom of the fireplace itself... in the "logs". So when you put the fireplace glass in the bottom it will not or should not be high enough to touch the burner itself. There was/is a warning that comes with the glass (I believe this is where I got this advice) that says make sure to close the mesh or doors to the fireplace before lighting as there might be a chance of some glass pieces "popping" durning the first few heatings. I however, never had any popping and am very happy with the look and performance of the fireplace glass. « Show Less
1934117
Yes it does, and it can be used to cook over a well banked fire. So far I've made coffee and stews over a good fire, but with good wood and not too much wind, you could cook anything you can cook over a grill.
1761465
It does have a glass cover but it doesn't cover completely. It still open from the front
464806
Our fire pit is filled with lava rock & then we put the glass rocks on top. You can't see the lava rocks underneath so it looks as if it's filled with the colored glass.
1971770
Glass windows...doors are plastic...flame is realistic looking...great product for the money...we have a small 2 bedroom house in Florida that has no furnace...we put one of these in each bedroom and does the room great to knock the chill off on some cool florida nights
2189136
I used same tank as for a bbq and you can get about 2 feet of flame through the fireglass if you crank the valve open all the way. I installed a fireplace valve between the tank and the tray though.
1180601
Mine came with glass, but not enough to cover the burner. I had to buy more. It's available online, or I found some at a local fireplace store. I don't think it matters what sizeas long as it's fire glass.
1173094
It does not come with a cover. When it rained here in So. California a couple of weeks ago I cleaned it out and set it on it's side. It did not rust.It did come with a grate and it works rather well. I burnt the wood and shoved the embers under the grate and it worked great! I like the fact of the screen totally covering the fire pit. It is also light weight and the guard around the outside helps to prevent burns. For the money it is a great value.
2084449
We have a built-in fire pit outdoor on the patio. We use natural gas (propane). A majority of the fire pit is filled with lava rock, then we have the glass layered on top.
1244228
There is a burner pan of sorts however it is only as large as the burners which are directed downward into the pan. The pan isn't large enough to hold all the glass or even to cover the base of a small fireplace so much of the glass will sit on the bottom of the fireplace.
102509
The top doesn't get hot but the proximity to the flames would heat up a drink. For safety reasons we always use side tables for drinks and food whenever the fire is on. When the glass cover is placed over the firebox (fire is not on of course) then the table can easily hold drinks as a regular coffee table would. That being said...this is a spectacular piece that's the center of attention in our lanai. Everyone loves it...it's been called sexy, elegant, dramatic, classy...etc. Everyone who sees it wants one! We love it!
830438
Your question confused me since the fireglass is made to go in a gas firepit...that would be the best place to put it, a gas firepit...which uses gas.
839795
No. It is not intended for open flame according to the warning that came with the carafe.
243502
No it does not. The tank is connected to the fire pit with a pipe. You can get a side table to put the tank under it.
1775478
where the flame flares up, at the top, it does.It appears to have burned off the coating and now it is rusting.It is fine for our situasion.(nothing last long in Houston heat and wet)...But it is not heavy duty. I would also pick one that has a ledge you can put your feet on....