Does it have a flame arrestor? Amazon mentions an "Integrated 20 mesh stainless steel screen" - but the no=spill.com website makes no mention of it.
2081575
Yes it does have the "Integrated 20 mesh stainless steel screen" set back in the nozzle. I am not sure if it is suppose to be a flame arrestor or to filter any debris from getting into the tank you are filling.
2081576
The mesh is new and my not be in some old adds. Check with Vender b 4 ordering. MINE DID NOT have, but I got it 1/2 year ago
734359
It is not a stove, it's a "screen" that folds out if you want to build a fire it prevents the wind from blowing the fire out. Can also put a small pot on top of the screen once fire is build underneath. I recently bought a better one thru Amazon that is "180 tack" brand. They also sell ash pans to go underneath to keep the fire from catching the ground on fire and catch the ash from the wood etc. It folds out into a triangle and seems much more sturdy.
776026
It only has the connector for the 20lb tank. You'd have to buy an adapter to use a 1lb tank. But as others have said, it wouldn't last very long. We bought this last year because of the fire bans they had, absolutely love it. Gave us a nice fire to look at and puts out an amazing amount of heat.
1766682
The "debris screen" is a structural plastic part the screws onto the end of the hose you'll throw into the water. You can use it on not. It has 4 long slits about 1/4th inch wide along its length and look like a middle finger; it is not a screen. Its primary purpose is to keep small pebbles and mulch bark from getting sucked into the pump; which would likely destroy the pump.
1911272
No,it has not. I love mine. I bought a second one. We are full time RV's. So I have 3 burner gas. It's great helps to not have hot spot actually. I keep the one without for my tea kettle.
1173094
It does not come with a cover. When it rained here in So. California a couple of weeks ago I cleaned it out and set it on it's side. It did not rust.It did come with a grate and it works rather well. I burnt the wood and shoved the embers under the grate and it worked great! I like the fact of the screen totally covering the fire pit. It is also light weight and the guard around the outside helps to prevent burns. For the money it is a great value.
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The one I bought did. Here are some things you should know about this torch.... If I let the flame go out, I cannot re-start it immediately. I have to wait till the nozzle cools off - very annoying. I hate tall propane bottles. They tip over too easily. I thought the holster would also stabilize the bottle when I wanted to set it on the floor or a table. But the holster is all fabric except for a small metal loop at the bottom. Not enough surface area stabilize a tall propane bottle. And the hose is too short to reach from a bottle on the floor to pipes running at eye level. The short squat Coleman bottles are a little more stable, but for some reason, I had problems running the torch with them. It sputtered and blew out again and again. I discussed this with Worthington tech support (the company who bought out Berzomatic). They don't recommend the fat bottles. Never fully explained why they don't work. The holster has a tube that is supposed to be used to stow the torch, after use. But I don't want to put a hot torch nozzle into this tube, because there is fabric at the bottom of the tube. Potential fire hazzard? The manual says nothing about it. But I refuse to take that risk. Who wants a propane cylinder wrapped in a flaming holster clipped to their belt? So when you finish using the torch, what do you do with the hot nozzle?
352895
No it does not and if you plan on having roaring fires the screens wear out quickly and are expensive to replace.
2101627
You get one. Mine leaked fuel and actually went up in flames. Company said they would replace IF I withdrew a negative review. Save your money.
379472
No, it does not. Another thing you should be aware of, is, it is not fully enclosed.I thought there would be a protective glass in front of the flames, but it is open.This unit puts out a lot of heat. Our family is very happy with it's performance.We installed it on our three season sun porch, and we have been able to use this room now during the Vermont winter months.
1452865
No, it doesn't have a screen. Easy enough to add one from Home Depot if you go into the gutter section and buy a small quantity of bendable screening. I used what I'm referring to on my downspouts which you can bend into shape if needed and this way you'll always be prepared if your having issues with dirt or debris.
389544
No, it does not have a non-stick surface. Now I have a gas range and it does not seem to be hold up on the open flame-turns black.
1267976
There are two different sized screens on the fire pit. The screen material cover the sides is roughly 1/4" X 1/4" (maybe 3/16") and we've never had anything come through it. Honestly the screen material across the top is pretty tight, maybe 1/8" x 1/8", but we rarely, if ever, leave the top on. I would think if you're burning something like pine exclusively, or something kinda wet, it might. Honestly though we've never had the issue other than the occasional "pop".
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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.
866065
Contact the manufacturer directly. The website is www.flameengineering.com. If anyone can help you, it'd probably be them.
239428
Yes it does. Look at the design of the grates and how the grease runs through channels and drips down and into the catch pan on either side of the burner so the grease/drippings does not land on the burner and cause flare ups.
741691
It comes with an LP gas regulator valve which is all that is needed for a basic flame setup. There is no additional, external air injection or control unit needed or supplied. It's an all-in-one kit. Whatever you can drill a hole through and mount the burner to, you can make into a fire pit.