How deep is the pit to burn wood?
1964646
You can put a couple pieces of wood from a grocery store bundle flat n burn it with the screen on but u can't make it higher than that
1964647
This fire pit is worthless. Not only is the fire pit very shallow, it very cheaply made. We burned one small fire and the firebox was warped from the heat. We were very disappointed with this product.
1964648
It's not very deep. And gauge of metal is very light and flimsy. I'm very disappointed in product. Packaging was terrible and scratched up. Tiles weren't color as shown and cheaply made. Would not recommend this product to anyone. Hope it helps you with your decision.
1695020
Mine is 8" from ground to the bottom. I sit mine on a miniature platform made of old bricks. It doesn't scorch the bricks, but I have noticed some faint discoloring. I haven't tested for myself but I would be hesitant to burn it on a wooden deck.
825400
It's meant to burn wood and is awesome. Much deeper than it looks, and even comes.with an inner grate that could be used for cooking. We love ours.
835500
I say about two. Feet maybe a little more but it's easy to control I've been using it for a couple of years now right on my wood deck no problem could not do that with a real fire pit
506950
We love this Fire pit, the fire is very visible because it's shallow and on average we have 8 to 10 chairs around it could probably fit more depending how close to the fire you like to sit
582743
Hi. It says to not set on a combustible surface. There is about a 5 inch gap between the bottom of the pit and the ground. I don't think it gets very hot underneath but I would probably put something on top of your table just to be safe.
1568744
If you want a large, deep fire pit that produces a LOT of heat, this is perfect. It will crack it burn whatever is under it tho if it isn't dirt.
349188
The fire pit shown isn't clay. It is metal and the inner part is 36" and the outer ring is 40"
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.
1568743
I don't have the exact dimensions, but it is approximately 29" wide (diameter) and 12" deep. I purchased this one to replace one that was 40" wide and about 8" deep. Because of the straight sides and deep basin, this one actually has greater volume and holds a larger fire. It's terrific. If I could make one improvement, I would want a taller base with four legs (vs. 3). It would be nice if the top of the bowl sat 6-12" higher. Still, this is a great fire pit at a reasonable price. The copper bowl is strong and well crafted.
1764072
When the propane is on full, the flames are about 12-14 inches tall. Overall we like the fire pit. The only downside is lack of heat output.
1468895
Any fire pit will put out warmth with enough wood burning, on mine I put 5 to 6 18" logs for fire that will radiate heat about 3 feet around this fire pit. More than adequate.
1886699
The shaft is just over 40 inches. Keep in mind that you need to be another 12 inches away from what you are burning. You should not have a problem in my opinion.
1182218
I burn wood, duraflame, craklin flame, dirty wood...etc...A great pit for the money. I use 1 to 2 times a week and more in the summer..i recommend a cover though
451003
I had about 18" x 18" area in top of gas fire pit. I used 2 bags to get a nice fill between an inch to 2 inches deep
473955
The fire box is adjustable up and down so you can bring the heat closer or away from what's cooking... In the all the way down position you can fit a normal split log approx 4-5''in Diameter .. So yes you can burn wood in the firebox!
2182075
hose is probably 6-8 feetthe pit has a glass coverthere is no fabric cover for the entire thing