My fireplace only has the metal mesh screen and is 24h x 42w, will the medium work or is it too tall?
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It should attach to the narrow metal strip around the opening but there will be little if any overhang.
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It won't be too tall. And excess you can tuck underneath or on the side if you want a flush appearance. Get it. You won't be disappointed. In fact, my opening is arched across the top. The fabric is adaptable for this too.
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It will not be too tall, as it has magnetic blocks on the top. I stick mine on the outside of the screen and then just tuck in the excess at the bottom. Having the extra actually helps in making with draughts. So always better to go with a size that is a little bigger.
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The width will fit perfectly. The 24 inch height is shorter than the blocker. But you can fold the bottom under and it will still work fine. The magnets on the side of the blocker bottom will still cling to the mesh screen if folded under.
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Joseph, if you are "not" going to use the fireplace at all during the winter, then using the plastic will work "if" you have four sides that you can tape to. It works "the best" if you have an "Air Pocket" between the fireplace and the plastic...just like a window ceil and the window has an air pocket. Hope this helps.
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Not sure the square footage of your fireplace, but I used it for my fire pit and 10lbs was not enough. I would go with twenty to be on the safe side
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If I rememer correctly the 24" will work but it won't go across the entire tank so you will have some part either not lit or dinner than the rest. I would suggest going bigger especially if you are going to have live plants.
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that is actually the diameter of the screen around the bowl. the actual dimensions of the unit is 32 x 35.5 x 46 inches. I hope this helps you on your search for a firepit/fireplace
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If one would look at the product description section of the page under product dimensions one would notice that the fire pit is listed as being 30.9 inches x 30.9 inches. That would be the diameter since the pit is round. That means that any screen under 30.9 inches will work. Duh
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Looks like the same height @ width, but Air may be thinner. Should still work. You could always back it with cardboard, if too thin.
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Good Morning, I ordered a medium which fits our grill that is 5' long, 4' high, and it goes to the ground. Hope that helps.
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I did find this same cover advertised some place else that gave the height dimension as 22". I ordered it for Amazon for my Uniflame (Blue Rhino) fire pit that measures 42 x 42 and the cover that came with it is 20" high. The extra two inches will come close to touching the deck but believe this will work better over time since it may shrink as someone has said along with cover being lifted up in middle to cover the logs being used, not laying flat unless someone only uses the lava rocks without the logs. Hope this helps.
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I have the Masterbuilt Smoker 30" 20070411. According to the Masterbuilt website, it is 20.1L x 19.9W x 33.3H. I went with the large cover and it fits just right on the W and L, but the cover's height is too long. So it is a bit baggy on the bottom. I do not think the medium size will fit. BTW, I love the cover.
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The bottom of the mantle is 54" and the top is 60". I would not put it on a 58" fireplace.
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We do have a Heat n Glow fireplace and this part did work and fit properly. I hope that is what you were asking.
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Probably have to contact Outdoor GreatRoom Company...here is a link to their contact page...http://www.outdoorrooms.com/contact-us/. The part description is "VFT Glass for portable Firepits-5.31"OD*10"Tall". The Part No is: GLASS-5.31. I think they have a monopoly on this product so it may be pricey. Good Luck!
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No - it may be wide enough but not tall enough. The biggest I've put on is 24 x 36 horizontal
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You'll have one inch at the top and one inch at the bottom that won't be covered with the 32" H one but that's not a disaster except it will allow some of your heat to still go up the chimney and in the case of a downdraft, if you don't have the bottom covered, some ashes could be blown onto your hearth. I had an arched opening which is why I couldn't invest in glass doors. They are really the nicest and safest solution but the fireplace blocker is a good alternative for the price.
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Joan, this mount is 45" wide, and the mounting brackets can accommodate 16" studs, or 24", or irregularly spaced studs up to 42." The holes on the back of the TV can be no further apart than the span of the mount (40" or closer would be safe), and no further from top to bottom than the length of the vertical brackets (and I don't know those dimensions, but they are usually easily spanned by the vertical brackets). I used one above a custom built fireplace where the studs were 41." It worked great. John Racette - New Mexico Satellite Man - www.newmexicosatelliteman.com Joan, this mount is 45" wide, and the mounting brackets can accommodate 16" studs, or 24", or irregularly spaced studs up to 42." The holes on the back of the TV can be no further apart than the span of the mount (40" or closer would be safe), and no further from top to bottom than the length of the vertical brackets (and I don't know those dimensions, but they are usually easily spanned by the vertical brackets). I used one above a custom built fireplace where the studs were 41." It worked great. John Racette - New Mexico Satellite Man -... » Read More Joan, this mount is 45" wide, and the mounting brackets can accommodate 16" studs, or 24", or irregularly spaced studs up to 42." The holes on the back of the TV can be no further apart than the span of the mount (40" or closer would be safe), and no further from top to bottom than the length of the vertical brackets (and I don't know those dimensions, but they are usually easily spanned by the vertical brackets). I used one above a custom built fireplace where the studs were 41." It worked great. John Racette - New Mexico Satellite Man - www.newmexicosatelliteman.com « Show Less
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This is exactly what we did and it works fine. As long as your components fit of course. We have it next to fireplace where tv is mounted. We are happy with it.