HOW big should the wood pieces be?
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think kindling. Radius shouldn't be much larger then your thumb and no taller than the biolite itself.
1961633
Ideally they would be 4-6" long and up to 3" in diameter/thick. The smaller twigs are fine but you will have to keep adding them as they burn quicker
1961634
The bigger pieces will take longer to burn so that's ideal, but the chamber isn't very big, so large twigs are best
1961635
For the grill? The same size as you would normally use with the camp stove, which as already said, is 4-6" and maybe 1/2-3/4" in diameter. You just need to make sure you pop open the feeder hole to check on the fire regularly with the grill attachment.
2160127
Check the photos. One of the pics provided has the measurements of each price. You can arrange the pieces as you please.
327241
If you need more than four inches you need to go with the Lego blocks. Most campsites are close enough that you won't need more than that.
100166
Make them using the supplied template. I suggest a good plywood for strength and rigidity.
1559601
My two are about eight and ten pounds each, and to me, they are just the right size for it. If they were any larger I would think they would need a tree that's shorter and wider so more stable, IMHO
1122083
The largest piece is at best a 2"x2". The inside is about 3". There needs to be enough space for the kiln paper which is why you can't make a bigger piece.
2241190
All the sizes below are correct. I would add that these can easily be managed by a two-year old for building roads and stacking. They are smooth wood with no splinters. They will last forever. I've seen them used in multiple ways and if you are concerned about small pieces, remove the two smallest blocks (quarter circles the size of small egg) from the box--the kids will never notice.
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you can make them as wide or as narrow as you need. they are very difficult to put up by yourself. i did it, but with struggle and a lot of grunting. i really like these. the wood ones and the metal ones....just depends on your decorating preference.
1903008
24" is usually good - but it still depends on the type of wood. Sometimes you will need to split it manually.
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Size of the top was an issue for me too. I suggest that you get some cardboard and a tape measure and create a mock up of the fireplace. This is the only way to be sure. Too many variables to say yes for sure.
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Additionally, the length would depend on what configuration you put the pieces in.
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Actual size of wood back piece is 9" x 12" ... so you should be good. These are sturdy and well made. No complaints!
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I ended up giving my grand children two 48 piece sets to eliminate competition for the pieces.Also friends who came over also wanted to join in. I would go for the biggest set. They are Soring them in a plastic container with lid. Go bigger.
458685
I'd say start with 4" diameter...you can always transfer them if they grow too large.
482335
When it comes time to replace the wood I think I will use 2 x 6 or maybe 2 x 8 for both the table and seats. Seats are too weak at 8'.
60790
You could add a small piece of wood to one side, you only need about 5 inches more.
607894
You always want to have a bit extra, that's just good practice when doing projects. I did an 8' x 8' area and used three packs with some to spare for mistakes. Keep in mind, if the room is not one big square, you may need more(as my area wasn't).