I want to put the table top on top of a fire pit. Does the table top have supports underneath that would prevent it from lying flat?
1180473
There is a 29 inch square support to which the legs are attached. The "square" is made of 2 1/2 in by 3/4 in material. There are small triangle blocks that fit into the corders of the square to which the legs are bolted. If your firepit would fit inside the 29 inch square it might work.
18060
The tank is offset. There is a hose attachment that comes with the fire pit, as well as a stand for the tank (prevents tip over). You can purchase a longer hose if necessary, but the length of the hose provided is sufficient for the setup that I have. I surrounded the pit with benches made from logs. Then ran the hose under the bench through a 3"PVC pipe to the tank. I covered the area (including the PVC pipe) with crushed granite. So that the tank is kinda out of sight, out of mind. I hope this helps answer your question.
728293
It has legs for flat surface, I took it camping and put it on uneven ground without the stakes and it was pretty sturdy! You'll enjoy it.
1260617
We try not to put pressure or weight on the leaves/pullouts that is not a set amount of weight. For instance, we don't lean on it but it can certainly handle the weight from a sack of potatoes or a dish. It holds but the pullout supports are vwy small, will definitely not tip over. We saw someone else who modified the table to have support for each leaf going all the way to the floor, this would certainly solve any problem with support worries.
1609765
No. Just a support frame connecting all four legs. BTW, I love that I can use the top for a folding & ironing table.
1734651
It has no supporting frame. I have not used it yet but it comes folded in a small plastic bag. The top looks like a rope needs to be placed.
944720
It sits on top of the super big sky, not down in it. You could burn wood on top of it but the point of a fire pit is to control and contain the fire, you would want to ensure the fire would be contained somehow. Otherwise, it is good steel and would hold up for a while. Over time, the steel will rust some and begin to warp from the direct heat of the coals and then cooling slowly... kind of like annealing it. but it will take a while to hurt it.
1875287
Yes! There is a circular fiberglass rod that runs along the length of the top that keeps it from sagging. It works quite well! I hope this helps!
2040227
Even though the base for the table/bases are heavy enough I doubt that it will be big enough (the footprint) to keep the cantilever from tipping over especially windy weather. We have 3 11' umbrella's and the tables/bases hold up well, the wooden polls would break before the table/bases tip over.
464806
Our fire pit is filled with lava rock & then we put the glass rocks on top. You can't see the lava rocks underneath so it looks as if it's filled with the colored glass.
1973170
The top of it is at table height. It would be a little difficult to put it on top of something because you have to reach down inside it to set the charcoal pan, water pan and racks.
1433550
Depends. In the photo, you can see that there are two legs that curve underneath. On some tables, the edge of the table isn't set back from the frame sufficiently to allow the legs to rest underneath the tabletop surface. So, look at your table. If you can fit a hand width between the edge and where the table frame begins, you should be good to go!
2161575
No, it's not stable enough. I had to flat grind the bottom of mine so that it would be stable enough to stand upright on it's own. Otherwise, a simple shacking of the table would make it fall over.
708911
It's designed to stand over a low wood fire. I have only used it outdoors in a fire pit; works fine.
576962
Yes, the surface area is more than large enough to support either while lying flat. However, it would not be ideal as a stand for either.
832620
I have built a "pit" with retaining wall stones from lowes four high. The ring sits atop the stones. The stones keep the fire safe and manageable, the ring is on top for looks and to keep taller wood contained. Look at lowes and you will be able to get an idea of how it functions.
1994143
No, not unless you have some type of heat shield that you can put under the fire pit. The pit gets very hot and will damage the wood under it.