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10LB Red Lava Rocks for Fire Pits and Landscaping, Indoor and Outdoor Use

Name: Skyflame
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Natural Lava Rock --- Sourced from nature and selected by hand, these lava rocks are packaged in bags. Lava rocks for fire pit are created when volcanic activity causes magma to rise and cool on the surface.
High Temperature Resistance --- Lava rocks can withstand extremely high temperatures and have excellent heat retention properties. They are durable and will not break down, melt, or crack in high heat settings.
Package Details --- Each bag contains 10 pounds of Lava Rock, which is the most popular size for typical uses ranging from 3" to 5" in diameter.
Widely Usetage --- Suitable for various applications including BBQ’s, barbeques, firepits, fire pit bowls, gas logs, fireplaces, landscaping, garden mulch, and aquariums.
Multifunctional --- Enhance flame performance by spreading the gas dispersion in all directions. Can be used as a base layer underneath fire glass or mixed with glass. Retains heat under the cooking surface of gas grills. Ideal for adding moisture retention to soil for plants. Also serves as decorative landscape lava rock for gardens, patios, ponds, fish tanks, and more.
Attention: It is important to ensure that the rocks are completely dry before burning to avoid potential explosions. If you hear a popping sound while burning, stop immediately. To dry the stones, use low heat.