What is the source of the fire's fuel, in these pits?
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We have a built-in fire pit outdoor on the patio. We use natural gas (propane). A majority of the fire pit is filled with lava rock, then we have the glass layered on top.
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I am sorry I can't answer this question, reason I used my fire glass for decoration under a glass table with lighting
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Absolutely!Gas, electric, glass top, induction, open fire pit (watch the handle) -
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Hey Paul ~ the burner uses propane. I will share that this was a Christmas gift and used for the first time this past weekend. The recipients loved it! I hope this helps.
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I have a direct flame under my rock for sometimes an hour or more with no issues. Gas from your fireplace or gas from outdoor firepit is the gas and burns at the same temp. With that I don't have a degree in Fireglass or Fire. :)
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Good morning, Judith. The fire pit is made of 100% steel with a copper finish. I hope you find this information helpful. Adreanna - Plow & Hearth Customer Service
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The metal ring base does not get hot. In fact I wanted to know how hot the floor under the unit became when the fire was burning. I was able to rest my hand on the floor under the fire pit while it was being used.
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Sorry. I don't know. It was purchased by my dear wife. I do no that it burns easily if left to close to the outdoor fire pit.
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It has a grate that fits into the bottom so that the ash falls below the wood, plus it comes with the lid. It is large enough that you can have a good sized fire, yet it is i contained with the lid. We like it a lot.
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My in-laws have had this fire pit for a few years and we are pretty bad about taking care of it, and it has help up pretty well. After a fire it might be a couple days before we dump out the ash and lean it against the house. Sometimes it just sits out there in the florida heat and rain for weeks... and it only has a slight rust hole in the bottom. Actually, the rust hole helps with the airflow...only downside is ash on the deck a little.
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That is what I do. Just make sure that the tank is insulated from the heat from the fire pit.
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It burns until it out of fuel. I guess you could put in an airtight container to extinguish the burner prior to all the fuel being consumed.
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We haven't cooked with it yet, we've only used it as a fireplace so far, but the grate will sit on the top ridge of the bottom bowl. So there can't be much wood in the pit - only red coals. Or your probably could place 3 bricks in a triangle to hold it higher.
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A great pit for the money, I burn treated wood, branches dura flames etc.....just recommend a cover. I burn 2 to 3 times a week and still standing
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I have used starter logs, and small starter chunks. I do have a bed of sand and a charcoal grate at the bottom of the pit though to disperse the heat.
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I returned this item as I found it too small. I believe that the fuel holder was made from cast iron.
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It has a black finish that looks to be powdercoating, at the least hanging it in the fire for extended periods is gonna stink as it burns off, even covered in foil I'd say not the best plan. You could wrap your food and cook it in the coals, then fish it out with the shovel.
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It is all in the description. You scoop out the fuel and drop it into the bottom. It burns for about 10 minutes per fill.