Does this work in an outdoor natural gas fire pit....we have lava rocks now and are looking for this product and ceremic logs to enhance? Any suggestions
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It worked great in ours. Ours is propane but should be equivalent. We first had the gas logs (like would be in a fireplace) but wanted a change. So, we ended up putting lava rocks around the perimeter (where the fire bowl met the table part of the "pit") and then the glass in the interior portion where the fire ring sits. The lava rocks can also keep you from having to use tons of the glass since they can fill up some of the empty space. Hope this helps!
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not sure I used mine on an indoor gas fireplaceI removed the grate and the logsthen put down a layer of lava rocksaround the burners and used two bags of the glass check with your instructions on your outdoor gas fireplace
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Should. We have a propane tank pit. But I am going to put it in my house FP which is gas. I had lava rocks in my outdoor pit. We covered them with this.
1343900
I use this fireglass in outdoor gas firepit. My original setup was lava rock and log but this is much classier and beautiful to watch. I used some of the lava rock on the bottom as filler, used and purchased much less of fireglass as a result. HY
996817
I have used starter logs, and small starter chunks. I do have a bed of sand and a charcoal grate at the bottom of the pit though to disperse the heat.
2106929
I don't have lava rock so I scouted the neighborhood for a sample. I think high power sucks lava. I use low power to vac small leaves with less dirt so I know low works.
725826
Yes, I have. The flame doesnt seem to break through as well but it works. Though the lava rock that comes with is nice, it gets dusty if they're moved around.
725825
Well, Dee, we never heard of fireglass but looked it up because of your question and now we can wait to try it. Sorry I don't know the answer for sure, but everything we are looking at online it seems like it is meant for gas fire pits and places.
2130926
No it cannot. It will only work with propane. I know they make natural gas fire pits but they are way more expensive.
1568472
Yep, you can cover it with lava rock...they send them with the package so seems odd that they'd even say that. It's a great product, we love it and use it often.
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I actually use mine on my wooden deck - no issues at all. This is the second portable fire pit I've used on my deck over the years (the first one just wore out), and I've never had any problems with it burning the wood. Of course, when your teens decide to be cute and put their Frisbee underneath it, you realize that it does get hot there and melt the plastic to the wood, but that's not the fault of the fire pit. :)
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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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Just wondering if you tried this and how it looks? I was thinking of sprinkling some around under the bottom of my logs on top of the rocks it came with.
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This is a lp gas fire place. So I guess anything that works with gas should be fine. Just don't put wood logs or charcoal brickets on it.
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I am not familiar with that particular fire pit but I have these logs on top of lave rock (small) with a gas burmer under it and it works great!
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I did not try it, i prefer the glass pebbles. You can purchase lava rock from any home depot/loews store.You should find them in the outdoor grills section.If you are thinks real rocks (river rocks..) i would just arrange them so as to get good gas flow distribution.You can get river rocks/peebles from any lawn and garden outlet.
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We used the table last night. I have a wok I put on top iof the flame and cook in it. This is a better table than the more expensive ones. I know. I have one of those in NC. We added more lave rock and logs. After it's been buring for about 20 minutes they all start to glow and radiate heat. We actually have to turn it down. Hope this helps you. It's a great table but I'd buy extra gravel and a set of logs.
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It works very well in a fire pot. I just wish it came in a citronella version, as some of the canned fuel gels do.
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Yes, you can use in a stone fire pit. You'll have to have a small hole towards the ground for the hose hook up or a gas line.
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Yes, I am using my logs in an outdoor fire pit fueled by natural gas. I get no fumes or smoke. I love them