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Fireplace with Glass Rocks - Fire Glass Fireplaces
If you love the idea of a fire glass fireplace, because the feel a traditional fireplace will not work with your home's modern decor, a fireplace with glass rocks is a contemporary option. Glass fireplaces have choices available to make them work well with your home's decor while also offering a large selection of fireglass media.
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Fireglass allows for the flames to diffuse through the loose media, creating a fuller and brighter fire which is amplified by the reflective nature of the glass itself. Moreover, unlike with glass logs, there is less chance for the fire glass to impinge on the flame, creating fewer opportunities for issues with soot.
