What is the thickness of the briquettes? My rock grate is fairly close to the grill and I have a clearance problem with lava rock.
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To be safe, you need a good half inch. I bought an older 3 burner propane Weber just to use these. The work Super!
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They are a little thicker than a quarter inch. The center of briquettes close to half inch.
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I just went out and measured. Strike the half inch. You need a good solid inch of height for these.
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The feet are an inch and a half. If your burner grills are shorter than that you should be fine.
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Cliff, I have my camper in storage right now or I would measure it. I bought mine so I could move my propane grill to a table away from my camper. I had no problems, just connected all of it with no alterations at all.
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Inside bottom is a little over 8 1/2 inches. The underside that contacts the burner is just under 9 inches. It's hard to get a really accurate measurement because of the slope.
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The actual burner is 3 inches below the cooking surface. There is a drip shield about halfway between the two.
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My grill wasn't mentioned either but after doing an image search of your grill I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work. Grates are for the most part the same. Mine are a little thick and have some weight to them and it works fine
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The grill grate is about 8 inches inside the barrel. The charcoal is about 20 inches below the below the grate. This makes it harder to turn your burgers and steaks than a standard grill. I don't expect you can get a good sear either due to the distance from the coals. I don't use it for things I want to cook fast.
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I am sorry cant answer now because my Grill is covered with snow I cant get to it to measure. Check with me in the spring:)
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This is the fire pit that I have. http://www.lowes.com/pd_328162-53470-66035_0__?productId=3316662I kept the lava rocks on the bottom as filler and used 10 lbs of the fireglass. It looks great!
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My bbq is on the ppatio covered up, but I think the grate is 5 in wide and the tips are about 3 inches apart. It's pretty standard and if you know you're model, should fit. My bbq was 18 years old, so I think it is probably a generic fit.
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my spit is in storage however I have the 6 burner unit and the spit is a few inches longer that the grates which are 40 inches wide
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Mine get got. But the burner I use is about as wide as the cup so the flames are closer to the handles than some smaller ones so that might be why.
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as long as the grill is at least 16 inches in diameter. the coals should not be extremely close to the grill grates as the can ruin the anodizing, at least 5-6 inches, also quick cook items , steak and burgers dont need more that a few layers of coals. i love these and havent grilled without them since getting them. i only clean them after i cant grill anymore, with dawn and a soft brush, otherwise just let the fire sterilize them and use the scrapper to clean out the extra junk. try grilling with all vents open and even the lid off to the side a little to keep the heat good and get some good smoke. for fish i use pam grill spray to help it keep from sticking. happy grillin, gary as long as the grill is at least 16 inches in diameter. the coals should not be extremely close to the grill grates as the can ruin the anodizing, at least 5-6 inches, also quick cook items , steak and burgers dont need more that a few layers of coals. i love these and havent grilled without them since getting them. i only clean them after i cant grill anymore, with dawn and a soft brush, otherwise just let the fire sterilize them and use the scrapper to clean out the extra junk. try grilling with all vents open and even the lid off to the side a little to keep the heat good and get some... » Read More as long as the grill is at least 16 inches in diameter. the coals should not be extremely close to the grill grates as the can ruin the anodizing, at least 5-6 inches, also quick cook items , steak and burgers dont need more that a few layers of coals. i love these and havent grilled without them since getting them. i only clean them after i cant grill anymore, with dawn and a soft brush, otherwise just let the fire sterilize them and use the scrapper to clean out the extra junk. try grilling with all vents open and even the lid off to the side a little to keep the heat good and get some good smoke. for fish i use pam grill spray to help it keep from sticking. happy grillin, gary « Show Less
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There is not that much clearance. Also the quality was not real good so if it gets to hot it just falls apart then you have sparks everywhere. If it was me I would not use this for a fireplace that has a log lighter
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This material is VERY small. From dust to sand to grit to 1/2" sized pebbles. If you are looking for volcanic rock to replace what is in your gas fire grill, see this product: ASIN B002Q7EGVY ... MUCH bigger rocks ... hope this helps.
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I measured it by hand. Grill to top of dome is max 7 inches. NOTE: In a dome the sides get lower as you move away from the center-top, so to be safe I would work with 6 inches maximum. Hope this helps.
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not sure I used mine on an indoor gas fireplaceI removed the grate and the logsthen put down a layer of lava rocksaround the burners and used two bags of the glass check with your instructions on your outdoor gas fireplace