Can you use fire glass instead of the lava rock?
444906
I think you could? I bought this set and simply added more lava rock. It is the same set up as the others so I don't see why not?
444907
yes, I am using blue. Don't put the rocks they gave you in there if you are going to switch. They have a lot of dust and are scratchy. However they look nice with the color of the chairs - same color and I think they hold the heat better. I love this set. I had a lot of cedar on the deck and didn't want to mix wood so the metal look is good, the chairs are comfy and rock back, nice very nice.
444908
I don't see any reason why not, but the rocks look and work really good other than they are pretty dusty.
297625
You can use different media such as fire glass or lava rock, but sand shouldn't be used.
663468
I'm sorry I'm not able to help you out on this. We bought the fire glass for an outside fire pit and did not buy enough to use. We have since sold the fire pit and gave them the fire glass in case they wanted to purchase more for their use in the pit. I think you may be able to look this up on-line and look for a description of the fire glass. I would hope they give a directions on where fire glass could be used. Once again, sorry I couldn't be of help.
725828
I'm not sure... I would think if you can use it on any propane fire pit, it would work on it. There are grates where the lava rock lays on and if the glass is small it would fall through. I hope I was of some help.
1255118
We changed the lava rock in our outdoor fire pit to fireglass. I would recommend checking with the manufacturer of your fire pit.
1348119
I fill the bottom with an inexpensive material like lava rock and then top it with the glass
1709476
The fire glass looks like pebbles that the fire goes through and it comes with a bag of fire glass. Actually more than will fit in the container so you have extra.
1568470
I covered mine with lava rock and it works fine. I have always had mine covered.
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.
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.
274967
The glass does not light on fire. You need propane or natural gas. The flames coming thru the glass is the beauty of using them.
2268529
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!
411700
yes- but comes with plenty of fire glass. they recommend a part of it left uncovered; I suspect for air flow for the flame.
1255116
Yes you can use it in place of the lava rocks or logs. If replacing logs take care to use the bigger pieces of glass to cover the flame tube and the breather block.
574275
Yes! This beautiful tabletop fire pit comes with clear glass. There are other colors available too if you like. Thanks for your question!
1422105
I am familiar with using fire glass with gas fireplaces (to obscure/hide the gas lines). So in this case, it is a bit different because this fire pit is wood burning. Technically, you could use fire glass with this product, but you would need to have the appropriate burner if you are just using fire glass. If you combine fire glass and logs, you'll have an interesting project to separate the glass from the ash after your fire has died out and the glass has cooled. There are no drainage holes in this fire pit--so if you plan to install a gas burner, you'll need to accommodate for that in your construction plans.
168921
Yes you can, but never use a coil or gas burner and then use the glass top. Those other burners will warp the bottom and ruin it for your glass top.