Hiland AZ Patio fire Glass for Gas firepit Table in Bahama Blend,10LBS

The media could not be loaded. I got 2 bags of the Bahama Blend to use on a 28-inch fire pit table instead of the ugly lava rocks it came with. I rinsed it and dried it first like some suggested and only used about 1 1/2 bags. I could have used the entire 2 bags but I didn’t wanna use so much that I would not be able to put the lid on the fire pit when not in use. It lit right away. My sorry pictures & video don’t do it justice at all but I assure you, it is super pretty. Buy it!

Adds a beautiful touch to my outdoor fire pit. Mine is fueled by propane and these add that tropical beach touch

Worked great for my project. I tried a barrel with flowers and the wild animals and weeds loved it. Thought I'd create something different and so far so good. I bought 2 colors and 30lbs from this seller - Bahama Blend 10lbs and Turquoise 20lbs. I used rock mulch glue to keep it from moving around. There were some glass particles and glass dust in the bags, so might want to be extra careful.

Ordered 30 lbs of Bahama Blue and very satisfied with the results. I Read reviews that stated it turned black and was full of dust; but that is not my experience at all. The bags contained very large pieces of the blue and white glass and when combined together has a lovely look. I did put it in a colander and strained it, however in my opinion that was just a waste of time as there was very little dust in the bags. Very satisfied with the result, 10 lbs does not go a long way, order extra or follow the online measurement instructions, although they are a bit hard to figure out. My fire pit has a 25 inch diameter and already had glass just up to the gas jet pipes, 30 pounds was Perfect, but would not have been enough for proper coverage if the pit was empty of glass. I would estimate my pit would need at least 50-60 pounds if empty. Hope this helps!

This glass is amazingly beautiful when lit, however for a table type fire pit, 10lbs wasn't nearly enough. It looks like it's going to need about 30lbs total to really fill out the top of the table type fire pit. The bummer is when I initially ordered it, I had no idea how much the fire pit would take so when I went back to order, the price I was able to find was $6 a bag more than I had initially paid. Maybe some kind of a guide for how much to buy for each style of firepit would be helpful to future orderers.

Great colored glass mix! You should expect to buy two bags if your fire pit is deeper than 2 inches. Looks awesome in our fire pit. I especially like the bigger glass chunks.

We wanted something that resembled a creek stream by adding a visual water-like feature in a particular area. Sunlight glistened and showcases a babbling brook.Be cautious: This is glass. The fragmented contents are sharp and residual glass dust and tiny chards lurk at the bag’s bottom. Common sense: Don’t allow winds to blow this into your mug if you’re pouring it out. You won’t want to inhale the dust. Also, I got pricked by a tiny sliver when grabbing it too trustily, so wear proper gloves if you need to manhandle this. Spread it around with a horse brush to assure equal depth. Afterwards, rinse off the glass dust with water and that alone will restore the sparkle.The mix: 60/40: (6)10lb. bags of Turquoise for a blue base / (4)10lb. bags of Bahama Blend topped over for whitewater sparkle. Blows my mind how easy this feature was to create. We love the result.

I like the blue glass in my firepit. I think I'll buy another bag to fill it. Makes the pit look nice