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When you click on one of the links in the video description to go to the appropriate fire glass category page, for each product there is an option to order a sample.

No, it's a really good blue. If you're seeing a purple shade it's due to differences in how monitors display colors. I always recommend ordering a sample prior to purchasing for your fire pit so you can see the color in person.

The glass is 6" tall. It looks taller because that's one of our smaller burner pans (18" x 6").

That is a 24" x 8" burner pan which has an output of approximately 90k BTU.

ps...verty illuminating to learn that LP firepits have an air mixer between the control knob and the burner...

Yes, Outland should have the air mixer already included in their fire bowl. You'll usually see this as an opening in the sides of the gas pipe feeding into the bottom of the bowl. You should be able to see it (it may have a screen covering it, or simply be some openings on the sides of the gas feed line).

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Thanks for checking us out! Adding resin to hold the glass in place is a great idea to keep it out of the fuel source. We don't have any specific brand recommendations as we have not tested this ourselves. We recommend contacting the brands of epoxy/resin before buying and seeing if they have any heat limits.

Thank you for reaching out! We have not done any tests with R410A refrigerant, these fittings are made for outdoor fire pits so we can only confirm their compatibility with Propane and Natural Gas.

Its hard to say how much it will impact your time as most burners only mention the maximum BTUs (55k). Without tools to test the BTU output at various settings there isn't really a way to determine your burners BTUs at different settings and calculate the expected run times. Your run time will be extended but by we can't say by how much. If you click the link in the bio you can see a list of run times of different burners we have and compare for an idea of how long yours may run.

It’s an Outsunny 42’ propane fire pit table. Thanks. I wish I had seen your video before I bought this…in April. 😢

You definitely can add wheels to your fire pit, one of our display models in the warehouse is on wheels. Just make sure all wheels are locked when in use and that they are all the same size so your fire pit stays level.

Hello Rumina, thanks for checking us out! It is recommended to have the wind guard 5" larger than the fire pit opening to give you 2.5" inches of space on each side between the burner area and the glass panels. This prevents the flames from making contact with the panels which can cause discoloration and even damage. For a 23" x 7.5" opening we would recommend a 28" x 12.5" wind guard. For more information on this check out this video we made on custom wind guards: ua-cam.com/video/aY7180KIPAU/v-deo.html

@@celestialfireglass thank you

The size of glass comes down to a personal preference and style! Our 1/2" fire tempered fire glass is our most popular choice for outdoor fire pits but no performative differences have been noticed in the flames when using our 1/2" and 1/4" fire glass. We have a short video about that here: ua-cam.com/video/mtm2S81X_EY/v-deo.html

@@celestialfireglass can you help me figure if I use fire glass but using in a fire safe bowl with glass and cans filled with alcohol can I put the glass over the cans so they aren’t exposed and all I see is the glass instead of seeing the cans

Thank you Mark! We'll make sure any inserts and guides that come with our burners have NPT on them.

Thank you!

Thank you Jim! We're glad to hear you enjoyed our video.

Thanks for checking out our video and products! Unfortunately at this time all of our connections on the hardware used for propane burners and fire pits are threaded. We do not have any propane fittings or parts with quick connects.

Most likely if you are getting a leakage in the air mixer it is back flow and gas is coming out of the air intake holes. This will happen if there is a harsh turn or 90° elbow immediately after the air mixer. If the pressurized gas from the air mixer hits an elbow right after the air mixer you will have turbulence in the gas and some will flow out of the intake holes. We strongly recommend leaving the female fitting (if yours comes with one) on the air mixer to provide space between the air mixer itself and the burner connections. 2" or so between the air mixer and any harsh bends or 90° elbows should prevent turbulence.

@@celestialfireglass I see now see why I was supposed to leave the female fitting. The bottom of my pan lit up on fire today due to a leak and it was too close to the pan. Luckily I watched it happen.

Hello Hamza - you can contact us through our Contact Us page on our website. support.celestialfireglass.com/contact/

Thank you Nwembly! We're glad you enjoyed the video! We have an article on our website that covers a lot of this information, here's the link for that: support.celestialfireglass.com/faqs/propane-air-mixers-everything-you-need-to-know-and-then-some/

We recommend using granite, concrete, or some other fire safe material for the table top surface. The supports and sides can be wooden though as the heat and flames will not be touching them. We have had customers use wood for the tabletop surface successfully with these following precautions: 1. Make the cut out for the pan 1" larger than the drop in portion. So on this 36" x 12" pan make your opening 37" x 13". This will give your pan 1/2" on each side in case there is expansion due to heat. 2. Add our flame guard to your burner pan. Adding this will protect your table from winds tossing the flame onto the wooden table top. 3. Limit how much fire glass is in your burner pan. If there is too much glass over the burner pan it can disrupt the gas flow from the burner and cause the flame to burn closer to the edge of the pan and the wooden table. We recommend using just enough fire glass to cover the burner so it is no longer visible but no more than a thin layer. 4. Use the burner carefully. If you are having strong winds it may be best to turn the flame down to keep it controlled and safely within the burner pan. Sometimes it's better to have a smaller safe flame than a large unruly one. if you have any other questions our tech support team will be happy to help over the phone or email!

I do not know of anyone who manufactures a 15,000 BTU air mixer. The lowest BTU air mixer I know of is 40,000. HPC has one listed on Amazon at amzn.to/3bskxMs.

For Canadian Customers we recommend using Amazon to ship for our fire glass. We have some colors in Amazon's Canadian warehouses so that will be the best option for you to purchase our fire glass!

We're sorry to hear you're having trouble buying our fire glass. Have you checked on Amazon? We have many of our colors and sizes listed there and they may be able to ship internationally to you in France. As far as glass sizes, we have our Tempered Fire Glass in 1/2" and 1/4" thick sizes but the length and width of the glass pieces will not be uniform and will vary greatly. For more information on our glass sizes check out this short video we made here: ua-cam.com/video/mtm2S81X_EY/v-deo.html

@@celestialfireglass resales for other countries are much more expensive but thank you anyway I will buy one day if I go to the USA😊

Thank you for checking out our video, we're glad to hear you found it helpful! If you have any technical questions for you build feel free to contact us and we'll be happy to help!

We're glad to hear you enjoyed the video Grey, happy DIY-ing!

@@celestialfireglass just purchased some of your fire glass and it should be here soon.

We're happy you found out video Tommy! It was a fun one to make and we're thrilled to hear it was helpful for your project. Best of luck in converting your fire pit!

Thank you Sam! We love all things DIY and we try to provide as much help as possible with our videos. Happy DIY-ing!

Great catch Armen! You are correct that the overall dimensions are 38.5" x 14.5". It appears that Mike misspoke and gave the wrong number for that measurement and somehow that snuck by our editor in post production. We will let our editors know and see if we can fix this!

@@celestialfireglass Thanks for confirming. Your products look great and I can’t wait to build my own fire table. Soon I hope!

@@armengregorian2038 Best of luck to you on building your own fire table! It can be quite a fun and exiting project. If you have any questions during it feel free to contact us, we'll be happy to help!

Thank you Tracy! It was a pleasure working with you on your project. Enjoy your fire pit burner!

The most commonly used type of gas used for a fire feature are Propane (LP Gas) or Natural Gas

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hi I have a burner kit like the one you are using here as an example. I'm trying to build a circular fire pit within an iron 67cm bowl. I have cut and welded the connector to the iron bowl and I am concerned about heat generation from the pit melting or damaging the supplied rubber pipe as it seems the connections and pipe under the pit get very hot.within say 10 mins... Any advise you can offer would be greatly appreciated. I am also finding it hard to find standard gas QCC type 1 bottles here in Bali Indonesia. Seem all the gas bottles have different standard/ type connector to tank with safety value ( inner ball-bearing) that shuts of the gas as yoy turn higher? Question: Do I need a converter or different system. hope you can help.

Good luck on your fire pit restoration project John! If you have any questions during your project please let us know, we'd be more than happy to help!