Is the propane tank inside the base of the firepit?
2011248
Yes, it fits in a sliding cradle accessed by a door on the cabinet, which also accesses the burner control and igniter. You can slide it out to change tanks, then it goes neatly back inside.
830438
Your question confused me since the fireglass is made to go in a gas firepit...that would be the best place to put it, a gas firepit...which uses gas.
2050747
I really like this Firepit, used it twice this weekend. The bottom of the pit is a solid melt with air vents. The only mesh is around and and the lid. I'm not at home to measure the deepness, however I think it's a nice big size. I put like 5 logs in it and there isn't still plenty of space. Plus you also get a grill racket for out door grilling and a spoker.
1843731
Yes. On the fire pit and on my gas stove. I've never owned one that doesn't.
1086806
The tank is just like the tank on a grill. The danger is from combustion gases. They must be vented.
380010
No I believe the way the unit is built there is a hole on the right side where you attach the propane and none on the left.
297858
No rocks, except for the man made stone covering the stainless steel burners. No enclosure for propane tank. You will need someone knowledgeable to hook up gas line and gas source.
625800
The base is not metal. More like a fiberglass or something. The bowl in the middle is definitely metal. Does have a little but of weight to it. I would lean more towards cast stone. Heats up like stone around the base. Best fire pit I have ever had that did not involve digging and hauling rocks. Holds 12" logs well, can put 5-6 split with no problems, just have to keep the screen off. I only use the screen when we are done and it is still burning.
295836
it remains inside (in the back) while using it. Mine has never shown any signs of warming up (the propane tank). I like mine very much. much better then any of the heaters I looked at that have plastic in them (plastic melts eventually)
662332
It's not directly over the propane tank - so no problem with that. It's a nice grill - lots of heat and gets real hot really quick..
250265
Yes, absolutely it does and it has a place on the back to store the big propane tanks. I usually use the small ones because of the weight, but you have a choice with the grill and the stand is really awesome!
1161183
Yes the base is hollow. I purchased this to set on the location for filling the fuel oil tank. Easy to move when necessary. Safely hidden the rest the time
776028
A fire wouldn't last long with a 1 lb canister. And you'd need a hose to connect to it so the propane isn't right next to the fire! Yikes! We use the 20 lb. tank with a hose connected to the fire pit. It lasts several nights. So handy to have where wood fires are not allowed.
2018665
No - you have to purchase separately. Most bbq's don't come with a propane tank.
135929
No. There is a wire at the bottom that holds the fuel block and is the frame for the bottom and the fuel block is like some type of sponge material impregnated with a combustible substance.
2233588
The propane tank is separate. I did find this infrared grill can get very hot, so finding the right settings/temps can be an art form. Once you get it down, it works very well but there is the danger of overcooking if you're not careful.
454422
I'm installing mine in a vintage camper which has hood above it that vents outside. That said, the source the propane tank should be either outside or in a sealed compartment vented to the outdoors. The only propane connection should be at the stove itself all the other connections (regulator, solenoid, etc) should be made in the enclosure or outside.