Fire glass and gas?
So you are wanting to know if you can put this glass without gas…
So we know that the coloured glass looks great in an open fireplace and you want that little bit more…
Fire Glass Without Gas
So you’re wondering if you can use fire glass without gas, hmmm?
Well, the answer is yes and no.
Let me explain...
Fire glass is a popular decorative element used in fire pits and fireplaces.
It’s made of tempered glass that’s been treated to withstand high temperatures.
The glass comes in a variety of colours and sizes, making it a great way to add some personality to your fire feature.
Now, typically fire glass is used in gas fire pits and fireplaces.
The gas creates a flame that heats up the glass, causing it to glow and sparkle.
However, if you don’t have a gas fire feature, you may be wondering if you can still use fire glass.
The answer is yes, but you’ll need to use a different heat source.
The Propane Fire Pit
One option is to use a propane fire pit or fireplace.
Propane is a clean-burning fuel that produces a flame that’s hot enough to heat up the fire glass.
Just be sure to follow all safety instructions and keep a fire extinguisher nearby.
Another option is to use a gel fuel fire feature.
Gel fuel is a type of fuel that’s used in small, portable fireplaces.
It burns cleanly and produces a flame that’s hot enough to heat up the glass.
Again, be sure to follow all safety instructions and keep a fire extinguisher nearby.
Wood Burning Fireplace
Now, if you’re thinking about using fire glass with a wood-burning fire pit or fireplace, the answer is no.
Wood-burning fires produce a lot of smoke and ash, which can damage the glass and create a safety hazard.
Stick to using firewood or other natural materials with your wood-burning fire feature.
So there you have it.
You can use fire glass without gas, but you’ll need to use a different heat source.
Just be sure to follow all safety instructions and keep a fire extinguisher nearby.
Happy decorating!