FIRE PIT Kit are the easy way to make it beautiful 

   This one really has style with the round ring pattern with randomly positioned gas ports for a real flame!!

SOLD IN COMPLETE KITS Everything you need but the place or fire pit is in the kit, plenty enough to do most fireplaces of 36" or 42" or round fire pit sizes up to 36" .  It comes with the 12" fire burner ring, stainless steel flex gas pipe, damper clamp. connection pipe parts kit, 25 Lbs. of FireGlass, 1/2 cu. ft. vermiculite filler, easy ILLUSTRATED instructions, These are excellent quality burners and we have them in Optional Stainless Steel. 

SO YOU RECEIVE A THE SAME TOTAL VOLUME AS 90 LBS. OF EXPENSIVE FIREGLASS ALONE AND SAVING MONEY!! 

Our Fire Glass reflects bright and shiny dazzling colors.  THIS IS NOT SOLID COLOR REGULAR GLASS (except the fire rocks).  Manufactured into special top-of-the-line Tempered Glass to let light and flames show through which looks like Precious Gems even when the fire is out!    This is the "Premium Grade " American Made FireGlass (there is none better anywhere on the market).  "Premium Grade" lasts forever because it never needs replacing or maintenance.
 

  This one comes with Clear FireGlass 

 Special offer: Our FireGlass is a specially treated, polished & tempered finish with all the sharp edges removed for the safety of your family and pets .  Not like dangerous broken tempered or other glass.

It looks like Fire On Ice.  Includes illustrated step-by-step easy instructions.

50 Lbs. is enough for most fireplaces but here is the formula or use our EASY GLASS CALCULATOR HERE:  http:///glasscalc.html

• A.  First measure across from the left to the right of your fireplace in the center.
• B. Then measure from the front to the back in the center.                                
• Multiply together then multiply times 2 times .06                                             
• A x B x 2 x .06 = Pounds of Glass Needed

Example:  27 x  13 x 2 x .06 = 42 Lbs. of Glass   

There are 19.25 cubic inches of glass per pound.  About 10 pounds per gallon.