What do you lay the rocks on? Is it a type of fire screen?
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I laid the lava rocks around the outside and around the fire ring then I put a blue beads on top
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.
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.
1416777
Hello, it is a replica of a full size cast iron stove for display purposes only. I would not recommend building a fire in it as it would create a hazard.
1604727
Yes. I have that type of fire pit and I swapped out the lava rock for this glass. Looks awesome!
1622461
Hello, I've owned it now for a year and we keep the burners covered with the glass marbles that came with the set. Please note, we always keep the entire unit covered when not in use to keep it from getting wet when rains.. The cover was included when we bought the fire pit.
2275677
yes, I have mine in the fire. They are made with that refractory type cement. they are a little smaller than I would like
1232652
They are best with a gas burner underneath a screen, an then the fibreglass on top of the screen . As you wouldn't want them in the ashes , you would have to separate them from the ashes after each use
285900
I use it hanging from the side of the tank. You can monitor it better. I was afraid if it was under gravel or any rocks it might melt or make the rocks or gravel hot.
888049
It's a grate. I love the thing. I can set it atop campground rings or directly over a fire and have a decent cook top, with hot over the coals. cool near the sides.
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The metal is fairly thin. You 'could' set it on coals, but my guess is, it won't last very long that way. We only ever put it on a grate over the fire/coals.
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We did use fireglass. We didn't buy enough to use fireglass only in our firepit, but did add it to the the lava rock. The glass looked very pretty the way the fire shown off it. I would have preferred all fireglass but unfortunately didn't keep the pit. Had we kept it, I would have put all glass in the bowl.
741956
I have not used a dome screen but have considered one. I have only used the fire ring once. Next use will probably be July 4th
1170969
Probably any fire screen could be pushed over, but this one is sturdier than many that I have seen.
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I googled it and found it under hayneedle.com. We have this same firepit and we love it. We ditched the lava rock and bought the colored glass. Looks beautiful.
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Not sure what you mean by fire glass. It comes with a pit in the center where the lava rocks go. However, you have to remove the granite lid to use the fire put.
671077
I've used it for several months without smoke. The top of the bowl holds the rocks so any fireproof material can be used. However the soot-like residue from the gel fuel may get on the crystals.
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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!
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Not to my knowledge... But I don't really see the burner or pan since it is covered by rock