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Fireplace Glass - Gas Fireplace Rocks & Stones
Fireplace glass is a type of glass that has been specially designed for use with gas fireplaces and burners. A unique tempering process allows glass gas fireplace gems to withstand prolonged exposure to high heat without cracking, fading, or producing any unpleasant odors. This resilient construction and versatile nature makes fireplace glass ideal for both indoor and outdoor use. Experiment with different colors and sizes to determine which combination of gems works best for you.
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Jim
from Mebane, NC asked:
July 10, 2018
Can glass stones be used with an existing vent free gas log fireplace and still keep the original logs also?.
1 Answer
Unfortunately, you may not substitute or add any additional media (logs, glass) etc. to a ventless system. You could likely place glass or stones around the burner base without issue, but nothing may be placed atop the burner aside from what originally arrived with your ventless system and may only be placed exactly as described in the literature included with the fireplace. If you were to use the improper media or even incorrectly place the correct media, there's a chance of the burner flame being restricted and carbon monoxide exhausting into the living space.
Will M.
on July 11, 2018
Ron K
from Arizona asked:
April 14, 2018
Approximately how many cubic inches are in 10lbs of 1/2" reflective tempered fire glass?
1 Answer
Per the manufacturer, 10 pounds would cover 4 square feet of area.
Brennan W.
on April 16, 2018
Jane
from Alberta asked:
April 7, 2018
Are pebbles meant for a gas fireplace and crystals meant for wall hanging electric fireplaces interchangeable?
1 Answer
No media that is used in gas units are not usable in electric and vise-versa.
Owen O.
on April 9, 2018
Craig D
from Albany, NY asked:
December 3, 2017
I have a majestic 36bdvr rp gas propane insert. Can I replace the logs with your rocks ?
1 Answer
Unfortunately, the logs in your unit can not be replaced with rocks.
Brennan W.
on December 4, 2017
Sandy
from CA asked:
October 31, 2017
Are there any product to make gas fireplace (medium size river) stones shiny and to show their color better?
1 Answer
Unfortunately, we are currently unaware of any products specifically designed to polish these stones.
Justin R.
on November 1, 2017
Mitchell
from Evanston, IL asked:
April 18, 2016
Do I need a special burner to switch from gas logs to gas rocks in a ventless gas fireplace?
1 Answer
For any ventless hearth system, you are only allowed to use the decorative media the burner was designed and safety tested for use with. With a firebox or masonry fireplace with a ventless log set installed, the log set may be replaced with a burner that is configured for use with fire glass. For a ventless fireplace, you will unfortunately have to replace the entire system.
Will M.
on April 19, 2016
William
from New York City asked:
August 14, 2014
Are your gas vented glass stone fireplaces UL approved or by another testing agency?
1 Answer
The units we sell are tested and listed by various certification agencies, including UL, OMNI, and PFS. All of these agencies are generally recognized by local code offices.
eFireplaceStore
on August 14, 2014
Elizabeth
from Orlando, FL asked:
June 24, 2013
How can I clean soda discoloration off of the glass pebbles and get them back to their original crystal color?
1 Answer
It is likely that the glass pebbles cannot be returned to their original color, as the soda likely cooled them rapidly, causing contraction and the residue to be drawn into the glass.
You may try soaking the pebbles in a tub of glass cleaner, as this might help to draw out the residue. If the color does return, rinse the pebbles in clean cool water before returning them to the fireplace.
Collin C. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
on June 25, 2013
The fireplace is often the focal point of a room, so why not dress it up a bit. You can give your hearth an unconventionally stylish look with a set of gas fireplace rocks, glass, stones, or architectural shapes. These alternative materials have been specially designed for your hearth with a tempering process that allows them to withstand high heat without losing their beauty. The Ten Pound Bag of American Fireglass 1/4 Inch Glass Fireplace Gems--Platinum Reflective is a beautiful option with unique glass shapes that reflect the light of the fire. These shapes are specially tempered so that daily use will not cause the shapes to melt or their color to fade. A typical fireplace will require approximately 10 bags to fill the base. This product also comes with a 5 year limited warranty.
If you love the appearance of a fireglass fireplace, but already have a traditional wood burning or gas log fireplace, look no further than our Fire Glass Fireplace Inserts page!
efireplacestore.com has a large line of alternative fireplace materials, and not only are they a uniquely modern option for your fireplace, but they are also more energy efficient. These materials are specially designed to burn cleaner than your typical gas log set without melting or releasing unpleasant fumes over time. They are also extremely versatile. You can use them in your indoor fireplace hearth or in your outdoor fire pit! These extremely heat resistant stones do not deteriorate over time and even come with a 2-year warranty. A more traditional option would be the Napoleon Rock and Driftwood Log Set. These driftwood replicas will give your fireplace a rustic charm. efireplacestore.com has all you need for gas fireplace stones, glass, and rocks.
