Reflective Fire Glass

Reflective fire glass is heat treated, tempered fire glass with a mirrored reflective face, so the flame reads through and around the glass instead of sitting over a flat bed. Use it in gas fire pits, fire bowls, fire tables and fireplaces, on its own or mixed with standard fire glass.

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    Reflective fire glass is tempered fire glass with a mirrored, reflective face. It is used in gas fire pits, fire bowls and fireplaces, where the mirrored face throws back more light from the flame than plain fire glass.

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Type Safe in a fire pit? Best for Look Starting price
Landscape Glass No not heat treated Garden beds, borders, planters, water features Tumbled glass in solid colors and blends From $19.99
Fire Glass Yes tempered Gas fire pits, fire tables, fire bowls, fireplaces Solid colors, blends, crystal and iridescent finishes From $19.99
Reflective Fire Glass Yes tempered Gas fire features where you want more reflected light Mirrored, reflective face From $19.99
Chunky Landscape Glass No not heat treated Beds, borders and water features Rough-cut glass in big 3 to 9 inch chunks From $8.49

Starting price is the lowest current bag price in each group. Bag sizes differ, so check the product page for the price per bag size.

Reflective fire glass

Reflective fire glass is tempered, heat treated fire glass with a mirrored, reflective face, so the flame reads through and around the glass. It is used in gas fire pits, fire bowls, fire tables and fireplaces. Use it on its own or mixed with standard fire glass.

Reflective or standard fire glass?

Reflective grades throw noticeably more light than plain fire glass at the same flame height. Standard fire glass sits quieter and comes in more finishes: solid colors, blends, crystal and iridescent. Both are tempered for gas fire features. Shop all fire glass.

Sizes and how much you need

Reflective fire glass comes in 1/4 inch and 1/2 inch grades, sold in 10, 15, 25 and 50 lb bags. Not every color comes in every bag size; each product page lists what is available. Fill the bowl or pan about 1 to 2 inches deep; a medium 18 to 24 inch fire pit takes about 20 to 40 lb. Read our fire glass buying guide.

Frequently asked questions

What is reflective fire glass?

Reflective fire glass is tempered, heat treated fire glass with a mirrored, reflective face, so the flame reads through and around the glass. It is used in gas fire pits, fire bowls, fire tables and fireplaces.

Is reflective fire glass brighter than regular fire glass?

Yes. Reflective grades throw noticeably more light than plain fire glass at the same flame height, while plain colors sit quieter.

Can I mix reflective and regular fire glass?

Yes. Reflective fire glass can be used on its own or mixed with standard fire glass.

What sizes does reflective fire glass come in?

Reflective fire glass comes in 1/4 inch and 1/2 inch grades, sold in 10, 15, 25 and 50 lb bags. Not every color comes in every bag size; each product page lists what is available.

How much fire glass do I need for my fire pit?

Enough to cover the burner and fill the bowl or pan about 1 to 2 inches deep. As a rough guide, a small table or bowl up to about 12 inches takes 5 to 10 lb, a medium 18 to 24 inch fire pit takes 20 to 40 lb, and a large pit or rectangular pan takes 50 lb and up.

Can you use fire glass in a wood-burning fire pit?

No. Fire glass is made for gas fire features. Wood fires burn hotter and unevenly and can damage the glass, so use it only with gas.

Can I pick up glass or have it delivered?

Yes. Pick up at our Rosamond and Visalia yards or order delivery.

Delivery & Pickup

Reflective Fire Glass Delivery Across California & the Southwest

Order reflective fire glass for pickup at our Central Valley or Antelope Valley yards, or bulk delivery throughout California — plus Nevada, Arizona, and Colorado. Tell us your ZIP and project and we will quote a delivered price.

Central Valley

Visalia · Fresno · Bakersfield · Tulare · Clovis · Hanford

Antelope Valley & High Desert

Lancaster · Palmdale · Santa Clarita · Victorville · Tehachapi

Southern California

Los Angeles · Riverside · San Bernardino · San Diego

Nevada, Arizona & Colorado

Las Vegas · Phoenix · Tucson · Denver