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Fire Pit Use
Silica sand is often used in outdoor fire pits, fire bowls and fire tables. It can be used exclusively or as a cost-effective base layer underneath fire glass.
Fireplace Use
Replace the faux logs in your indoor or outdoor gas fireplace with heat-proof silica sand for a clean, attractive ambience. Or, simply fill the area around and under your existing logs with the sand.
Decorative Use
Silica sand can be used in landscaping, around potted plants or succulents, or as interior décor. Fill vases, make centerpieces or use sand in crafting.
HORTICULTURAL SILICA SAND
Silica sand can be used for landscaping around plants or filling vases to make centerpieces. Top dressing to stabilize plants. Mix with soil to retain moisture and promote breathing of potted plants such as succulents.
GREAT BASE LAYER & FILLER
Fire sand can be used on their own as a focal point of your fire pit, or as a base layer or filler underneath fire glass, lava rock, logs, light stones or fire beads. It is also economical as the base filler to camouflage gas piping & tubes. Works with both natural gas and propane appliances.
COST-EFFETIVE ALTERNATIVE
Silica sand can be use instead of Lava Rocks or Fire Glass and will fill up more space volume compared to other base fillers
Square Fire Pit
Width (A) x Width (A) x Glass Depth (B) / 19 = Glass (lbs.)
We recommend a minimum 2” of fire glass depth for most installations. For example, a 20" fire pit at the recommended 2” of fire glass depth: 20 X 20 X 2 / 19 = 42 lbs.
Rectangular Fire Pit
Width (A) x Fireplace Depth (B) x Glass Depth (C) / 19 = Glass (lbs.)
We recommend a minimum 2” of fire glass depth for most installations. For example, a 30" X 10" fire pit at the recommended 2” of fire glass depth: 30 X 10 X 2 / 19 = 31 lbs.
Round Fire Pit
Width (A) x Width (A) x Glass Depth (B) / 19 = Glass (lbs.)
We recommend a minimum 2” of fire glass depth for most installations. For example, a 20" fire pit at the recommended 2” of fire glass depth: 20 X 20 X 2 / 19 = 42 lbs.
Fireplace
(Front Width (A) + Back Width (B) )/2 x Fireplace Depth (C) x Glass Depth (D)/19 = Glass (lbs.)
We recommend 2" - 4" of glass depth for most fireplaces. For rectangular and square fireplaces, use the same front width as back width.
Terry S.
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2025
Real happy with it. Its gravel what can i say
Thea
Reviewed in Canada on February 12, 2025
I use this as the base for my charcoal pucks, in a fire-safe bowl. Perfect when burning resin incense.
Mark
Reviewed in Canada on September 19, 2024
Have not used it yet.
Haylee
Reviewed in Canada on July 3, 2024
Used this sand for the bottom of our backyard fire pit. It is a nice coarse sand, and looks great.
Stephen E runge
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2024
very good, clean and dry
Leon W
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2024
Used it to elevate the sinking bricks on my pool deck.It works very, very well!!!
S. G.
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2024
I wanted something for my sundews and Venus fly traps that was prettier than perlite. This sand works great for helping to aerate the peat moss, and I have a thin layer on top of the soil. It was easy enough to wash the sand, and the runoff is 0 ppm.
m007
Reviewed in Canada on December 17, 2024
TO MUCH MONEY
MG
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2024
Perfect size as top dressing for pots. Bery even size not much other debris. Purchased multiple times.
willow80834
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2023
I absolutely hated it took forever to clean...sooo soooo. Dusty
Deborah Derocher
Reviewed in Canada on November 15, 2023
I saw this fire table top sand along with concrete fire spheres in Architectural digest and loved the modern idea of it all. Bought the sand and the spheres and love it.
sylvia pillsbury
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2023
It’s beautiful. Can you use in aquarium. I found it under that heading
KimInWA
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2022
Bought this to use in pots for outdoor ashtrays for visiting smokers after researching the proper sand to use in ashtrays. I bought a kitty litter scoop to clean the butts out after they leave. Unfortunately the granules are too big to sift through.The sand itself is as described. I'll just have to go out and invest in a large bag of sand at the local big box hardware store instead. I'm sure that large bag with last for decades! ;-)
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