One Stop Outdoor LLC Fire Glass Rock

This glass is specifically designed for gas-fueled fire features. It should not be used in wood-burning fireplaces, as the ash and debris from wood will bury the glass and prevent it from reflecting light properly.

To calculate the amount needed, measure the length, width, and desired depth of your fire pit tray in inches. Multiply these dimensions together and divide by 19 to estimate the number of pounds required for a standard 2-inch deep fill.

The reflective finish is tempered into the glass during the manufacturing process, making it highly durable. It is designed to withstand high heat without fading, peeling, or discoloring under normal use.

Yes, this tempered glass is safe for indoor use provided you have a gas-burning fireplace. It does not produce smoke, soot, or toxic fumes when heated.

While not strictly required, using a base layer of lava rock is a common practice to help with gas distribution and to save money on the total amount of glass needed. If you choose to do this, ensure the lava rocks are small enough to stay below the burner pan level.

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 fire feature to prevent any steam buildup.