How heat resistant would this be? Need it in a fire table to keep fire glass above fuel cans...
871593
Honestly? I wouldn't use it near a flame in the way you describe. It's galvanized, which when heated, gives off seriously DEADLY fumes. Use at your own risk, of course....but it's also not a heavy gauge and probably wouldn't last as long as you need. I'd check into non-galvanized, heavy-gauge mesh with a bit larger openings. I hope I don't sound too preachy! I've had a run-in with heating galvanized metal and it wasn't fun.
871594
No way!! For one thing it's held together with solder so it would fall apart immediately!
1765383
Since it is borosilcate glass, the same type used in lab beakers, it should be flameproof. However, I have not used it this way so cannot speak from experience. Also, the walls are not thick, so the very brittle nature of the material suggests it should be used with great care on a stovetop.
747036
I would go with what the manufacturer says. It could possibly scratch the glass top and not work properly with electric heat. It is designed for a gas stove to evenly distribute the heat from the flame
839796
I wouldn't. The glass isn't made for that. It's for putting on a hot plate with that'll only get so hot, not an open flame. It'll shatter.
348961
I have one of these,i don't know how heat resistant it is. But I styled it using boiling water and had no issues
492365
Not sure about the Fire Resistant but I had the unit up in Hawaii weather for three months as I working underneath it re-finishing furniture and it performed great even in the rain. The only bad thing I can say about it is that in winds, the tie downs break free from the unit as they are secured properly with enough thread and reinforcement.
1856688
Not sure about fire resistant, however the description says heat resistant. I've used them in my classroom for a year & they have worked great.
1564895
You can run it through a copier so I would assume it's heat resistant. It gets pretty hot in there. Hope this helps
114353
It would get too hot for a plastic table. My grill on hi gets to 475 degrees, and a plastic surface would end up melting, ive purchased the ptg metal stand for mine, and its a little wobbley but otherwise does the trick.
851510
Yes this table will most definitly withstand the heat of a stove. That is what I primarily use mine for. The top is aluminum slats.
164010
Hmmmmmm.... I wouldn't immediatly after. Maybe give it 5 or so min?!? I am not sure there would be anything heat resistant that would do the same job!
197321
I wouldnt. I'd use only stainless steel or heavy aluminum. Fire gets really hot and could melt thin metals.
1537388
It can be suitable for a farmer's market stand based on how much space you are allowed. The material is strong enough and I added a sun screen for the back to provide shade. I used it last season so I am not sure if it is labeled fire resistant.
553961
While I am sure it would work without burning anything below the burner, you would be insane to have this anywhere but the ground. There is a reason those safety guidelines exist. Because some moron some time sat this thing on an unstable table or bench or something and burned themselves. Then probably sued the company because there wasn't a little line in the manual saying that you shouldn't do stupid stuff with fire. Twit.
440960
Hello, unfortunately this safe is not fire proof. I wish it was but other than that its a nice safe to keep things safe and locked up.
1994147
I would not sipmly due to the heat from the fire pit. It works well and looks nice. I would use extreme caution on a wood deck.
1733162
My grill is sitting on top of a stone table. The bowl of the grill is about 5" above the table. I don't know if a wood table would be damaged. Aluminum, I think would be OK. Plastic might not work. Most of the heat is on the grill top. It is a great grill. Enjoy!