If you want a blue color, we recommend Meridian Blue (1/2″ tempered fire glass) or Cobalt Blue (crushed fire glass). For a sparkly, silver look, go with the 1/2” Reflective Tempered Fire Glass in Diamond Starlight color. For a bold, black shade, choose 1/2″ Reflective Tempered Fire Glass in Dark Matter Black color.
What is the most popular color of fire glass?
Sky blue Reflective Reflective Fire Glass is ideal for all propane or natural gas fire applications. This fire glass pebble is richly colored to appeal in indoor and outdoor venues and is tempered to withstand the most extreme temperatures of fireplaces and fire pits.
What kind of glass is best for fire pit?
Here is some of the best-rated glass for you to consider:
Fire Pit Fireplace Glass, 1/4″ Azuria Blue Reflective US Made. Blazing Fireglass 20-Pound Fire Glass for Fireplace or Fire Pit. Fireglass 10-Pound Reflective Fire Glass for Fireplace or Fire Pit.
Should I mix fire glass colors?
There is no limit to the ways you can combine and blend different types of fire glass, but we do have a few favorite options. Mix reflective with non-reflective Original fire glass for a combination that both shows off the color of the glass and lets the firelight play on its surfaces.
Why is my fire glass popping?
This typically happens when tempered fire glass is damp or wet and the burner is turned on. The heating of the moisture causes an expansion as it turns to a gas which may cause some of the cracked (but not completely broken) pieces of tempered glass to separate into pieces.
Should fire glass cover the burner?
Glass Coverage: Use enough fire glass to cover the burner but don’t layer the glass higher than 1/2” above the burner in propane gas applications. You can use slightly more fire glass in natural gas applications.
Can I mix fire glass with lava rock?
Yes, you can mix lava rock and fire glass in a fire pit. The two work very well together in a variety of ways to protect your investment and enhance your fire pit experience at a lower cost.
Can I use fire glass in a wood burning fire pit?
Use In A Wood Burning Fireplace? No, fire glass is only designed for use in a gas fireplace insert or a gas fire pit. You cannot use it in a wood burning fireplace or wood burning fire pit unless it has been converted into natural gas or propane.
Does fire glass size matter?
Sizing of Fire Glass
Not only are there multitudes of colors and styles, but the sizes of fire glass differ between the styles. While size ultimately doesn’t make a difference in the performance of your fire feature, you may decide you like larger or smaller fire glass.
How deep should fire glass be?
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We recommend 2″ – 4″ of glass depth for most fireplaces. For rectangular and square fireplaces, use the same front width as back width. All measurements should be made in inches.
Does fire glass get dirty?
Like anything else in your house, fire glass used indoors can collect dust. And like anything else outside, the fire glass in an outdoor fire pit can get dirty over time. Fortunately, it’s very easy to clean your fire pit glass and leave it sparkling like new.
Is there a difference between fire glass and regular glass?
Because it has been tempered, fire glass won’t melt, soot, or explode. It’s safe to use and does emit any harmful byproducts into the air. You can’t use regular untreated glass in the same way unless you plan on practicing your glass blowing skills. Regular glass will create a nasty odor and could explode.
What is the difference between fire glass and regular glass?
Fireplace glass is made of tempered glass that is tumbled and polished to create little pebbles that are resistant to high heat. This glass will not burn, melt, explode like regular glass could, soot, or smoke no matter how long you use it.
Should lava rocks cover burner?
Each of these forms of fire pit media are intended as a decorative addition to your fire pit; however, we strongly recommend using either fire glass or lava rock to cover your fire pit burner.
How long does fire glass last?
Since fire glass is heat resistant and does not melt, burn, or change color, it’s technically possible for it to last 20 years or more (wow!). That said, in most cases, you can expect your new fire glass to last anywhere from 4 to 8 years.
Why is my fire pit glass turning black?
Why is my fire glass turning black? If your fire glass is turning black this is most likely soot being deposited on your fire glass due to the gas not burning completely. Typically this is seen with propane gas and is easily fixed. Once the problem is fixed, your fire glass can be easily cleaned to look like new.
How do you light a fire glass in a fire pit?
To “light” the fire glass, simply use an extended lighter. Turn the gas on and hold the extended lighter close to a burner that is running. With the gas on the fire will light and it will stay lit until the gas is turned off.
