Covering a 32" round ring to a depth of ~ 3" would be how many pounds?
1013459
I think you would need 2 bags for sure but might consider a 3rd bag. Remember do not fill to deep and restrict the propane/gas flow for a spectacular flame on your fire pit.
1013460
I've used 20 lbs covering (barely). If you want 3" on that size pit, I would think 40-50 lbs would be enough. They don't go very far....
654429
Sorry, missed the 2nd question: the thickness of the ring is 7/16 inch except the bottom with the slight "notch" is 6/16 inch. Again, the ring inner diameter is 3/4 inch.
1962414
You will need at least 4" below the surface. The round top of metal is above the floor.
1684881
I found the measurement to be closer to 38 wide x 32 high by 8 deep. It definitely is not six pounds.
1755438
Looks to be around 1/32 of an Inch. hopefully that helped your decision. :)
1414299
around three inches, if you slide mount rings towards center, maybe around 2.5
2272717
2 qts. maybe a bit more depending on the substance. yes the depth is 3 inches.
1028727
Minimum of 50 pounds, but 55 or 60 is probably better. 50lb gets you just to the very bottom of the minimum ring, maybe not even quite that. I used 50 and it seems to run fine, but I wonder if a bit more would be even better
2010487
It's not too light...something like 25'ish pounds? Ok, looking up the density of marble and it's estimated thickness, it works out to be about 30 lbs.
1863718
Fully covered no bigger than about 20lbs. When using the shallow roaster, I've cooked a 26lb turkey on a rack.
787929
I don't remember. It was pretty big though. I would say maybe 42" X 32" Depth was maybe 30 I think.
2052969
Yes the ring should work with a 32x48 box. I'm using it with the 48 octagon and love it for outdoor shoots
979922
Not sure what gauge it is, but the ring is sturdy once the two halves are are bolted together. Probably about an 1/8" thick. Not flimsy at all. Would recommend.
2217514
Hello again. Upon additional research I notice that I purchased the ''15,000 square foot coverage'' item, also known as ''22315''. That item is 37.5 pounds. I suspect that the ''22305'' item is the ''5000 square foot coverage'' but I do not know how many pounds is that item. Sorry I still do not have any concrete response for you. I hope you find what you need!!!
2125357
not many really- it is so shallow I had a hard time getting anything in it- if you are looking to display large/chunky rings, this is not the piece for you. I ended up using it for pins
1017789
It's 1 1/4. I don't think that will cover it . I would suggest 3/4 bulkhead would work for you but I don't know that it's outside diameter is 1.5. I think so but ask someone who bought a 3/4. 1/2 does. Cover a 1.5 hole it just won't have a as good as a seal. It will seal . But ask someone who bought a 3/4 one see if it has a 1.5 o.d. first if it's bigger than go with the 1/2 it will work
1790700
I don't recall how many rings, but I got an 18" and it fit very well in a 25" diameter pit. I kind of think there are 3 rings but I am not really sure.