Anyone ever use this with the Uniflame (Blue Rhino) outdoor propane fire pit that originally comes with lava rock and ceramic logs?
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Yes you can use it in place of the lava rocks or logs. If replacing logs take care to use the bigger pieces of glass to cover the flame tube and the breather block.
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I use this in a gas firepit with out logs that came with lava rock. I took the lava rock out and put the blue glass in - it works great I really like it. It's a really great effect I live in Las Vegas and I love the propane/water at the pepper mill lounge so I was going for that- hope this helps.
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We changed the lava rock in our outdoor fire pit to fireglass. I would recommend checking with the manufacturer of your fire pit.
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Yeah, used it with all sorts of different mini tanks. Got it on a mini Coleman camping cylinder right now, and it works great!
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Hi Zorine, the simple answer is "Yes". Unless you have an opening to insert charcoal or wood, with any BBQ grill, you'll have to either stop cooking or remove what you're cooking and add more charcoal or wood. The wonderful thing about the volcano is that you can use propane (if you have the kit). I hope this helps. Aloha, Al
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You need to change the grate like the one person suggested since fire pits for lava rocks/logs have a different design compared to fire pits for fireglass.
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I would suggest the company's web site/ I think I found it http://outdoorcooking.manualsonline.com/manuals/mfg/uniflame/gad1200b.html I like ours but it is very hard to light, super tricky. I end up using one of those propane match sticks which seems to help
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There is a door that slides out at one of the bottom ends where you place a propane tank (not included) and connect it to the burner. The set does come with lava rocks you place inside the burner area. With this heat wave going on, I probably wont test it out for another couple of months.
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I used 30 pounds for 30inch fire pit..They say not to but lava Rock underneath..I bought the cheaper glass for bottom and topped it off on top with same color of better quality and it worked perfect and looks wonderful.
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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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Bought a cover for the uniFlame shaped outdoor fire pit but it's too large. Do you have a smaller one available?
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Yes. I have a gas stone and use it over two burners. Really like the results.
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Yes, but the glass will not glow like embers and typically isn't mixed with logs. The glass is high heat tolerant and is fine with natural gass or propane.
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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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The ZODI Outback is somewhat unstable so I'm careful to make sure it's on stable ground and I don't stray from it while it's in operation. I've heard it helps to put it on a piece of plywood/board but haven't yet tried it. I haven't had trouble igniting it. I'd think it would fit the connection for a larger tank but don't know if it does or would need an adapter.
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I covered mine with lava rock and it works fine. I have always had mine covered.
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Looking for the same thing for a different reason. I'm looking for a way to use those small portable tanks with one of those propane-powered weed burning torches. Would be much easier to walk the burner around with a portable tank attached than to drag around a 20-lb tank. Do any of you readers have information to help all of us with our situations? Thanks in advance!
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If it uses a standard propane tank (like the ones you can exchange at places like CVS, etc.) then yes. I used mind on an outdoor fire pit/table. Worked great and have not had any issues with connection, leaks, etc.
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You need to remove the logs and use only the lava rocks. This is the only way I got rid of the soot which was considerable, even coated my newly stained deck badly which really sucks. Wish I would have realized this before using the logs which instantly turned black upon using them along with soot floating off. I haven't tried different logs since the look of the flames with lava rocks only look great to me and my wife. I had to scrub my deck to get the soot off which wasn't easy. I think the quality of logs is low since I have been using a natural gas fire place in my house, two of them, for 18 years with no sign of soot or the logs turning black.