Stanbroil Silica Sand for Fire Pit Fireplace and Base Layer Decoration - 10-Pound Heatproof and Fire Proof Fire Sand for Use Under Gas Logs, Lava Rock or Fire Glass

Definitely get good amount like the coarse size uniform good quality nice color will buy again good value for the money and seems to be good quality uniform size bought for citrus plants very to improve drainage so far so good will buy again happy with value and amount paid for

Real happy with it. Its gravel what can i say

Works great in our vented log fireplace

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.

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! ;-)

Perfect size as top dressing for pots. Bery even size not much other debris. Purchased multiple times.

I was expecting this to be more of aquarium gravel size, as this was suggested by the advertising, however it is much smaller. I use this in plant saucers for a more pleasing look - it will still work for this, just will not go as far because of the size. I did receive a free fire pit cover (30 in) as a promotional item for buying the sand, and this was appreciated.

very good, clean and dry

great for the fire pit outdoor

Used this sand for the bottom of our backyard fire pit. It is a nice coarse sand, and looks great.

I purchased this as a top layer for my office plants. Looks so clean!

A good facelift for a gas fireplace needing some new material. Very small granular type pebbles. Not sand like you would find in a sandbox.

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.