Weight: 10.00 lbs

This sturdy U-Burner is designed especially to be used in indoor, vented glass fireplaces. Enjoy the ease and efficiency of natural gas with these burners as the base for your indoor fireplace. Warmth, elegance, and a captivating beauty are the defining characteristics of these finished fireplaces:







Each U-Burner is threaded on the ends and comes with a threaded coupler for easy connections. The 18" burner is rated at 65,000 BTUs. All other sizes are rated at 98,000 BTUs. Each burner comes with a whisper flex line for easy connections to your natural gas supply. This burner also comes with a damper clamp for use in areas where it is required by code. This burner is not intended for use in unvented (vent-free) fireplaces.

Designed to give off a beautifully vibrant pattern of flames, this burner works wonderfully in any indoor, vented fireplace. When finished with FireCrystals® fire pit glass, your completed product invites your family and guests to be captivated. These glass "gemstones" are a beautiful, soot-free, hassle-free alternative to burning wood. Enjoy the dazzling effect of an indoor glass fireplace with the added bonus of an efficient supplementary heating source for your home. This specially made glass comes in a rainbow of different colors, combinations, and sizes. Visit the link below to learn more:

Click here to view and purchase your favorite color or color combination of FireCrystals® fire pit glass!

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How much glass do you need to buy to fill your glass fireplace?

Measure the width of the back wall of your fireplace (a) as well as the width of the front opening (b). Add these measurements together and divide that in half to get the middle variable measurement (c).

a + b / 2 = c

Now measure the depth of your fireplace to get (d). Take the (c) measurement from the equation above, multiply that by (d), the measurement of the depth you just took, to get (e).

c x d = e

Multiply (e) by the number 4, and then divide that number by 30 to get (x). The number (x) represents the amount of glass, in pounds, that you need to buy from the link above.

e x 4 / 30 = (x)