Fireplace Glass

[Turtleheadfred]

Have you guys seen the glass you can use in your gas fireplace? It's like glass rocks (sort of) and comes in colors and it BEAUTIFUL when it burns. I saw it on several home shows, but haven't found it anywhere local. I'm thinking of looking on-line (which I will) but didn't know if any of you had it or knew what I was talking about - it's REALLY pretty!

Edited to say... here's a link to one:
Fireplace Glass - Aquatic Glassel - American Fireglass

[Csara]

wow, that is gorgeous! sadly no need for fireplaces here.

[nicolef888]

We have a combination of that and fake logs in our gas fireplace. Our glass pieces are clear.

[Turtleheadfred]

Originally Posted by nicolef888

We have a combination of that and fake logs in our gas fireplace. Our glass pieces are clear.

REALLY? Do you have the glass at the bottom where the sand (or whatever, fake ash) would be? That's what I was wondering about. We have fake/gas logs (you know... the logs that are on top of a gas fireplace thing) and I wondered if I could just clean out the ash/stuff on the bottom and put some of this stuff. Even though we NEVER use it... unless there's a power outage or something - it's just BEAUTIFUL!!!

[nicolef888]

We bought a new house and it just came standard with the house. I guess the glass takes the place of the fake ash.