American Fire Products Fire Glass

This fire glass is specifically designed for gas fire pits and fireplaces. It should not be used in wood-burning fireplaces, as the glass can become covered in soot and ash, which ruins the reflective aesthetic and is difficult to clean.

A general rule of thumb is to fill your fire pit burner pan until the burner is just covered, typically about 1 to 2 inches deep. Since this comes in 10 lb. jars, you may need to measure the dimensions of your fire pit pan to calculate the total volume required.

Yes, this is tempered glass, which is heat-resistant and designed to withstand the temperature fluctuations of outdoor environments. It will not melt or degrade under normal fire pit operating temperatures.

No, the reflective quality is built into the glass during the manufacturing process. Because it is tempered glass, it is highly durable and will maintain its brilliance and color throughout its lifespan.

The 1/2-inch size is considered the industry standard because it provides excellent coverage while allowing enough airflow for the gas to burn efficiently. It offers a balanced look that isn't too fine like sand or too chunky like larger rocks.

You can clean the glass by removing it from the fire pit and rinsing it with a mixture of water and mild dish soap. Ensure the glass is completely dry before placing it back into the burner pan to prevent any steam buildup.