Complete your gas fire pit look! Demo with lava Rocks, fire glass and ceramic log set

This video describes various types of fire pit burn media such as lava rock, fire glass and ceramic logs to complete the gas fire pit of your dreams! You will be shown some key dimensions to be aware of as it relates to the crossfire burner and some tips when using fire media.
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The Warming Trends Crossfire Burner is simply the best outdoor gas fire pit burner available. Our 100% brass construction will never corrode or fail. Our Crossfire burner produces the tallest, brightest, hottest and most natural flame of any gas fire pit burner.
Our ICC Design Certified Crossfire™ Brass Burner is a state of the art outdoor patio flame system. Our Crossfire™ Brass Burner System was established with a specific air to gas mixture ratio which produces a taller, brighter flame while using half the fuel of conventional fire rings. This innovative technology has allowed our product to outperform all others on the market.
Warming Trends™ patented technology is unique only to our Crossfire™ Brass Burner System which allows you the benefit of offering your client’s money and gas savings rewards. Stop using those old fashion fire rings and move into the future.

[@dorothyfraley134]

Thank you! I had cleaned out my fire pit of log and lava. I cleaned it ready to give my pit and update with glass. Thinking a 10lb. bag would do it. (about 33 to 66 bucks). NOT! Too much money for this update. So, I wanted to just put the glass over my newly cleaned lava and pit but wanted confirmation. Thank you!!!!!!

[@medicfx45]

You say don't cover the holes with propane, right? then don't you cover it with fire glass in the video? thank you for this

[@charlottewestmoreland1044]

Thank you so much for the video! Great demo unit. Quick question, I have a natural gas vented fireplace unit that I'm hoping to use your technique with. I do not see the air intake portions on the jets, perhaps because they are natural gas vs propane. Do you know of any other safety concerns I should be aware of when dealing with lava rock on natural gas indoor fireplace units instead of the ceramic log set which came with it? Any help would be highly useful. Thank you!!

[@kanases]

Can I use only fire glass or do I have to put some lava rock in my fire pit? I have a small table top one so the fire glass I bought would fill the whole the thing, thanks.

[@macewindu7926]

Cool (:

[@bobkelson6022]

want to purchase this for a client. sent an email to your website as well. maybe talk about being a distributor for washington state. email or call the number i sent previously. thanks