Is it big enough to put a fake fire log in?
276048
In regarding your question of a fake fire log if you meant the type you purchase at the grocery the answer is yes they will fit. I would not get the largest one because it might be too big(4 hrs burn time) but the smaller ones fit fine.
276049
Only small pieces. Lots of smoke and if breezy or windy out it blows all over
336271
You probably could do so. I used mine around a rounded fireplace hearth. It isn't too pricey, so maybe get one roll and try it out.
1513387
Anything is possible .... but I wouldn't try it myself. It is designed to mount on a wall, which you would have to provide in the opening of your fireplace. There are better options out there, which I have used, that sit inside your opening like gas logs would sit. You just set them in place and plug them in and operate them with a remote. You can even add glass screens in front of them to give a real decorative look.
1644846
That's what we did with ours. It has a door in it that you may put a bottle of propane inside to hide it. The glass stone they sell for in these fire pits looks nice in them when they're lit. But -- they do require a lot of stone, so if you go this way, be sure to buy enough.
752580
I have a gas fireplace with no logs so I am unfamiliar with that kind so I don't know how deep your is . I had to buy two bags of ten pounds each , at about 3 in. deep and my bowel is about 18 x 18 . I do love the effect it has on the fire and love to sit by it just look at the glass sparkle . It is a bit expensive but I do like it . Hope this helps .
1817027
I do not believe it will fit in the fireplace opening. You could however cut the legs down a bit with a hacksaw. I only use mine in the campground.
268618
The model is in the neighborhood of four feet long and about two feet along the sides. It does not sit all that high maybe like a foot and a half. The question really is how long and deep your fire place cut out is. I would measure it and then pay closer to attention the dimensions of the product I am just estimating here.
1858814
Mine caught fire and I returned it for a refund. I would think twice about getting one!It was a 10x6. I think.
825399
We put wood in ours. It is deeper than you think. You can't put giant logs, but an average fireplace log does fit into it. You can also use charcoal. We love our pit.
2176341
Short answerI. No. I guess if you leave it like it is it would be portable---- may be! I placed mine in an outdoor type fire place. The logs are ceramic. And are numbered and fragile. I would say that you could move it, but seldom and carefully. Not something that you can haul around willi nilly and just randomly set up at a new place daily. Hope that I helped.
2138667
Not with a fire in it. All of the connector pieces are made of plastic and probably would not hold up to the heat.
494843
We use ours at campgrounds where open fires are not allowed. Looks pretty realistic. I wouldn't suggest letting it get wet as it has electronics inside.
1762252
This is my second fire pit, and it's smaller and allows for less fire than the last. Beautiful and cross-functional with the table, and allows for a nice sized fire (12" to 14" logs ideal), but if your primary objective is heating a large area in very cold weather this may not be your best option.
713028
Probably not. . .I have a 10x14 wooden deck, and I put four small patio cement blocks under the bottom corners to prevent the heat from possibly touching the wood. This fire pit gets a lot of airflow, so the flames can suddenly get really high.
2002555
I doube it very much, unless your fire pit is very small. This cover is quite long, and doube it could be fitted over something not entirely square.
2217103
No. Get a camping grate at Walmart, they have legs that go over the fire, and lie flat for storage. You would have to have a deep fireplace to put this one in sideways in order to turn the handle.
781140
I suppose so. Think of it as a ring. Hollow all the way through. The fire pan sits on top.