Could this be squirted on glass fireplace rocks and lit?
626573
Not really a great idea.It would burn,but only for a very short time.The reason this fuel works so well in a ventless fireplace,is that it is poured into a reservoir which holds a large amount of fuel,thus a long burn.
626574
I wish I could be more of a help Colleen, but I really don't know it if would be good to use NOT in a container (pit, pot, can) of some sort. Seems like it could be hazardous because the gel is pretty liquid and might spread fast.
626575
Yes probably but it evaporates fast because it's alcohol so it would probably give a better results if it was in a stainless steel can and hidden under the rocks. Good Luck!
1489318
Mine burned out after being used for a while on wood. I suspect stone would be asking a bit too much of it.
811198
Yes you can. I have fire glass in mine. It actually came with clear glass. I use the clear glass as a base and I bought a nice Azure Blue for the top. Turned out nice!
1149637
I do not believe so. It has glass "rocks" that are included that dissipate the flame. All in all very pleased with the unit. Only complaint is cheap cover.
1709475
It comes with a lightweight aggregate (called vermiculite) that spreads the fire out quite nicely. Fire glass would work as well, but make it much heavier and limit the portability of it.
2060686
This is fired by a propane tank, fluid will light so you run the chance of starting a fire under the house. Don't think it would be smart.
411700
yes- but comes with plenty of fire glass. they recommend a part of it left uncovered; I suspect for air flow for the flame.
34514
I don't see why you would have to...it won't hurt anything if you put the fireglass over it. It depends on if you can still see the lava rock and like the way it looks.
1371639
Yes, we love this glass in our bronze metal outdoor propane firepit. We added it to the lava rock already there. At night you can't tell it's golden, just sparkly. By day, it's not normally turned on anyway, or it just looks pretty with our Tuscan style decor. The mirrored finish really adds sparkle.
1592432
Sorry, I cannot answer that question, except to tell you the fire glass doesn't burn up. It can be relit.
1925406
I'm sure it can, but put it to the side, not directly on coals or flame (Indirect heating). However, if U are using coals, try presoaking the wood chips, then spreading them directly onto coals. Hope this helps.
1568473
Yes you can. I replaced the lava with Fire glass and covered it completely and it works just fine.
1604729
I'm no expert, but I cannot think of a reason why that application is unsuitable. I use this glass in my gas fireplace on the living rpom. An exterior bowl or pit should be fine
498647
You could. The flame is about 10 inches above the surface. There is no wind protection for this unit so the slightest breeze makes the flame flutter. Some people put something around the flame if there is wind to keep it from blowing out. I wouldn't do something like that on a wood deck but other than that there shouldn't be an issue with the flame and the wood. Be careful of boil overs.
612049
I would not advise using in a regular fireplace for two reasons; the smoke will tarnish the glass and the burnt embers would mix with the glass.
650344
I haven t used colored fire glass But the rocks sit separately from the fuel productDont know if this helps you
895903
I wouldn't think so. It is a gentle flickering flame more so for ambiance than anything else.