Would this product be suitable for the top layer of material in a gas fire pit?
1777222
It is suitable for the top layer in a gas fire pit because the volcanic lava rock cinders are porous and can expand and contract. The size of the cinders, however, range from 1/8 inch to 1/2 inch, so please keep that into consideration. Being porous, they can be crushed during shipment. The color is black.
1777223
This material is VERY small. From dust to sand to grit to 1/2" sized pebbles. If you are looking for volcanic rock to replace what is in your gas fire grill, see this product: ASIN B002Q7EGVY ... MUCH bigger rocks ... hope this helps.
1777224
most likely not. It's best use for potting plants topping. Especially bonsai.
422529
That would probably work. The more insulation the better. I would use some kind of reflective like it type material for maximum heat. Good luck.
1462252
I think so....ours got a little hole in it from some ashes - so try to keep it far from the firepit when having a fire - otherwise, this is a very durable product!
1094734
Hi George, the best answer we can come with is probably. The main thing would be the size of the pit. When you use this under a grill, the charcoal tray/gas jets are probably 24 inches above the pad. A fire pit would be a bit closer. You might contact the company for a definitive answer. Sorry I can't be more decisive about this. I would,hate to have you with a mmelted mess or fire on your deck!
244873
Yes, you can. I placed mine in a standard metal fire pit and that works too.
30703
Yes, it is thick and heavy enough for gas, glass, and electric top...I would even use it over a camp fire if I had to.
276405
Yes -- I use it on my gas range top without any problems. And it's large enough to fit over two burners. I LOVE IT!!!
1788085
I don't think so. The contamination of the ash to the glass would not be practiabel. We used it with a gas fire pit.
1959109
the stack can and will conduct a considerable amount of heat. You will want some sort of non flammable insulator between it and the metal
713028
Probably not. . .I have a 10x14 wooden deck, and I put four small patio cement blocks under the bottom corners to prevent the heat from possibly touching the wood. This fire pit gets a lot of airflow, so the flames can suddenly get really high.
573114
I'm using it for an outdoor gas fire pit. Works fine, but I'm experimenting with the gas vent to avoid blue flame.
944719
Maybe. It is sturdy, but I'm afraid high heat together with heavy logs may soften the metal and bend the grill. I bought a wood rack for the bottom of the fire pit. Have you looked at that?
774500
It would depend on the size of the opening, but I have it in an outdoor firepit without an issue.
1680987
Yes, it could probably be used for that purpose. However, I'm not sure how well it will hold up exposed to the elements.
980811
I don't see why not though I have not used it for that. It is made of quality stainless steel, and is sturdy. It isn't large so the element size would determine that if for gas stove ... otherwise carefully watching it of course ... It is a great piece for my kitchen! I use it often.
1488645
It is totally possible. I'd suggest getting some kind of tray if your burner doesn't have any. (Mine did.) You'll need to pile it up fairly high if you want the gas to be dispersed through it. Two bags, I'd say. And you should be aware, this stuff is like broken bits of safety glass. If you want a "pretty" effect, I'd spend more money and get the polished kind of fire-glass.
13690
We bought a fire resistant heat shield to put under the fire pit BUT since we have a Trex deck we can't put this on the deck as Trex burns like fuel. But if you have a wooden deck and use caution and a fire resistant shield. Since this can be rolled out of danger, I guess you could, with Caution! But if you're going to get crazy and tip it over, NO, I wouldn't use it on a deck. We use ours on the gravel in front of our deck. As with all thinks with Fire, Use common sense and caution, then it will work.