Empire Clear (2) GL-10-C (Emerald 72)

Empire  Clear  (2) GL-10-C (Emerald 72)

Empire Clear – (2) GL-10-C (Emerald 72) is a premium-quality, high-transparency glass designed to provide clarity and elegance in any architectural setting. Its crystal-clear finish allows maximum natural light transmission while maintaining the subtle “Emerald 72” tint that reduces glare and enhances visual comfort. Engineered for durability and performance, this glass is ideal for both commercial and residential applications, offering excellent energy efficiency and long-lasting reliability. With its clean, modern aesthetic, Empire Clear is perfect for windows, façades, partitions, and interior design elements where unobstructed visibility and refined style are essential.

What Our Experts Think

• The Empire Clear Glass Media ((2) GL-10-C for Emerald 72) offers a crisp, minimalist finish that changes how your flame appears—enhancing brightness and clarity.

• Made from high-temperature tempered glass, it’s designed for safe use in direct-vent fireplaces while preserving visual clarity.

• The clear media allows your flames and logs to stand out without adding color cast—ideal for a modern, clean aesthetic.

• Great for enhancing your décor by providing a neutral base that lets other design elements shine.

Q&A

Q: What does the GL-10-C part denote?
A: GL-10-C refers to the “Clear” glass media version in bags of approx 10 lb each (two bags included).

Q: Is it compatible with the Emerald 72 firebox?
A: Yes, it’s intended for use with the Emerald 72 model and similar linear/large format fireplaces designed by Empire.

Q: Can it be mixed with colored glass media?
A: Yes — mixing clear glass with colored media is acceptable if you prefer a subtle hint of color while retaining clarity.

Q: Does the clear glass affect flame performance?
A: No — the media is decorative only and doesn’t alter burner output; clear media simply reflects and refracts the flame naturally.

Maintenance Tips

• Let the fireplace cool completely before handling the glass media.

• Use a soft brush or vacuum with gentle attachment to remove dust; avoid water or cleaning solvents on hot surfaces.

• Redistribute the glass media periodically to prevent pooling and ensure even flame presentation.

• Replace glass media if chips or cracks appear, as broken edges may impact appearance or safety.