I have a wooden stand I built for my snake and breaded dragon, if I get one of these for each should I worry about the wood burning?
1936824
These are not good for bearded dragons. They don't sense heat from underneath very well and these heaters are considered unsafe for them.
1936825
It will potentially scorch it if you dont make sure the heater is not in direct contact with the wood. It most definitely scorched the wood floor it was on in my apt even though I put all sorts of things under the edges of the tank to stop it from doing that. But I probably had less than 1/4inch of space.
1936826
I have used the smaller version on a plastic bin before with no issues of melting. And I have the xl heating pad on a glass tank that sits on a ikea tv stand with no problem. I do not see why these would pose a threat to the wood stand. Also Google came up with results saying wood will start to burn at 450 degrees (depends on the type of wood), so I think these heating pads would be fine.
1936827
I think you'll be okay. They don't get hot enough to where you can't handle them so I imagine the wood will be fine.
1936828
not sure, on "regular" aquariums (for snakes) the bottom is recessed so the heat pad lies on the glass and the frame of the cage touches whatever the cage is sitting on (ie the wood you are talking about). You might want to use something to elevate the hot pad away from the wood.. just to be safe.
1936829
No. These aren't hot, just warm. Not even as hot as a heating pad. In fact, if the wood base is very thick, it might not be an effective way to heat the tank.
1936830
I wouldn't worry at all about it starting wood on fire. It's only 24 watts. I'd do it.
1696069
I would not recommend you leave this outside, the wood would probably warp and likely the metal will rust over time.
193628
The cutting board is made of bamboo wood - so a hot object likely would leave a burn mark!It's not advised to put something hot on it without a substantial hot pad of some sort beneath it.
1994147
I would not sipmly due to the heat from the fire pit. It works well and looks nice. I would use extreme caution on a wood deck.
560303
I would not feel safe burning a fire on a wood deck. It's sits pretty low, so it may get hot underneath.
1811714
yes,but remember, only over low heat such as your simmer setting. Higher heat settings discolor the metal and could potentially char the wood handle.
1049139
No ,only burn approved wood pellets.Burning corn or other bio fuels can overheat the stove/chimney and cause damage or fires.
1952201
Nope, the wood is very soft and rats are notorious chewers, they would be out before you put your tools away after building it. Sorry.
2278429
I don't think that would be advisable. First, the wood shaft in back extends too far down the blade to keep from burning. Second, fire might to change the hardness of steel. Third, I'm not sure if the paint or coating might give off some nasty fumes.
1522297
some plants are more susceptible than others to burn. the mist that comes out of this spray is pretty fine so I think you'll be fine but if you are worried about certain plans for example some of your sensitive ones if you have any orchids I would just put them a little further back so that they don't get the brunt of the spray they'll just get sort of the mist. Burnt leaves art such a bad issue in the spring
2041150
I would not be concerned unless you burn them. They say grilling steak causes carcinogeni. Since they are made for childrens rooms I doubt they would be on the market if there was a problem. I assume it like a coffee pot maker saying the hot water might burn you (legal necessity).
807018
I've used this stand for my Gibson Les Paul Standard for about a year now. No chemical interaction with the finish at all. I don't store the guitar on the stand, mind you. Couple hours a day at most. I would say with confidence your bass will be safe.
1505344
I think using this on a wooden deck would be inviting trouble. The Weber doesn't have screened sides either so a coal popping out of the fire onto the deck could easily happen. I think your better off using a chimnea and although not sold at amazon, I really like the big green egg ones - http://www.biggreenegg.com/chiminea.html Good luck.
1372862
I think it would cause the wire grid at the bottom of the stove to overheat and bend. Even using wood as fuel causes some distortion of the grid.
1584995
Don't know about wood, I do know I use it on live green grass for long perioeds of time and it doesn't hurt the grass. It has a nice flame, VERY HAPPY with this pit.
1227716
I would set the legs on concrete blocks, stepping stone type and not build a huge roaring fire. Love mine, hope you find it camp fire relaxing, just be careful with fire.
1729219
With no problem. I did it myself. You put the wood you want to use in the small end and place the turkey is the large end and the smoke from the fire cooks the turkey. I used a fresh Turkey and was surprised on how fast it cooked. I used Kiawa wood which made the smoked meat amazing.