Does this fit full size logs (like what you would purchase at the store)?
1166698
No logs, I use 2in x12 in. peices of wood stagered, that seems to work best. I also drilled 2 1/4 in holes in the bottom for air. It is about the same price in the store. Its O.K.
835396
They fit mine fine but they are not real great with hardwood, like Bubinga. I ended up getting a Powerbilt $50 1/2" single to get the job done. They seem fine for softwoods.
1435349
Yes. I bought a set with dark brown logs and a different set with light brown logs. They fit well together as one large set.
1450029
Hi. I'm away from home on Military duty right now, so I can't give you a measurement.... but I think it's important for you to know, this system is small. It is not big enough to hold the normal size firelogs. It's really about 1/2 to 3/4 the size you need to burn a standard size piece of firewood (like what you can buy bundled at your corner market)
805647
Suggest: find a cardboard box of similar dimensions and try to put your logs inside.
1734792
Probably. Ours is a wooden antique board so I imagine its smaller than the standard one and it fits well.
1447588
We've cut logs quite a bit larger than the 1.5" - main thing is to use a clamp or have a two person team doing it. My husband made a really nice log bed in just a few hours as a rank beginner! We used logs about 3 - 4 inches.
1851288
Any size. If log is bigger than will feed into cutter, shave it down until it will go in. I did not have good results from this tool, but apparently some others like it. Good luck.
2067224
We collect logs and sticks from our back yard. the kind you buy would work too.
355735
Mine is a full size, completely stock; based on the pictures I have seen it would be a pretty tight fit.
1785923
Thanks for your question! I did a quick search of our catalog and we don't have the exact model in a lighter wood. I'd suggest browsing the 'Customers Who Viewed This Item Also Viewed' for similar items. I hope you find something suitable.
2165211
Yes, Also the screw they supply is TINY and won't even tap into the wood. You'll have to go a hardware store and get a woodscrew that is about an inch and a half longer.
557462
These measurements are the manufacturer's specs for the grate, but the actual area for holding the logs is ~17" on one side and ~15" on the other. The "23 inch" and "20 inch" are the width of the feet, not the log holding area. ~15" logs are about as big as I will use for safety purposes. If your fireplace box can hold the next larger size, I would recommend you consider it.
921138
That's plenty large enough. I use mine in a Costco Fire Pit set and they fit perfectly. I estimate that the largest logs are about 1 foot. They are really heavy and nice, much better than the cheap lightweight ones that came with the Pit.
400195
you can make any lumber dimension you can physically get from the log by moving the guide board. I would recommend shaving an 1/8th inch off the guide board and securing it to small pieces at the end of the log you are cutting.
1462471
Don't worry about the size, just don't buy it. It's a worthless piece of cardboard that makes no difference. Go to your local hardware store and buy pressed lumber instead.
921140
My circular fire pit is approx. 20" in diameter and these replacement logs fit it well. I do not think, when stacked, they would fit a 36" fire pit - there would be a lot of open space if one used this CF20 log set (I believe that the appellation CF20 does speak to the size fire pit, i.e., 20" that these logs would serve).