does the propane tank go inside of it?
243501
No, it goes outside of it. It comes with about 4' of hose, and there's an additional side table you can buy that the tank will fit in. We were able to hide the tank behind a patio sectional sofa, and feed the hose underneath, so it wasn't an issue for us.
243502
No it does not. The tank is connected to the fire pit with a pipe. You can get a side table to put the tank under it.
1052306
This attaches through the standard threaded Fitting built into the propane tank. Heater is supported by a bracket that attaches to the tank handle. Everything is provided with heater, just add tank
1473507
It does not include the propane tank. It did come with a cover & the rectangular stand (exactly as pictured). We do use our cover all winter long because we live in Colorado.
2182051
Yes. you can also probably fit a propane tank under to store. But do know the propane is not used as the cooking source. It is to light the charcoal or lump. It is very convenient to light and to get the coals going. This is an awesome pit for the money.
1892890
The tank fits down into a hole inside the grill, so it doesn't slide when moving the grill.
842130
I have not done that but i dont see why not, as long as the fitting from the propane tank fits just like the little coleman tanks fitting u should be fine. Not a bad idea, cause it would last way longer.
850491
No, the hose connector screws onto the same place that the little tank attaches on the heater. Hope this helps!
1487561
You probably can, but keep in mind this unit requires plenty of ventilation, as do most propane products. The hose supplied connects to any of the non-disposal propane tanks. BTW I do love this refrigerator!
1997576
Yes it does, it comes self contained, all you need are D size batteries and a can or two of propane, there are little pockets on the sides of the bag for the gas and the bag itself is watertight so you can use it for the holding tank for water.
297858
No rocks, except for the man made stone covering the stainless steel burners. No enclosure for propane tank. You will need someone knowledgeable to hook up gas line and gas source.
1786238
Yes, it uses a normal sized BBQ propane tank. It still doesn't last a super long time, but we are able to get a month or so of very regular use out of it.
1892887
The tank sits on the floor inside the cabinet. I'm pretty sure....LOL...if it were not so cold outside and the grill wasn't covered, I'd go look, but I can assure you, it is nothing weird or unusual. I only say "I'm pretty sure" because some models have a "hanger scale" that indicates the amount of propane left in the tank. BUT....this model does not have that feature.
1204711
A standard propane tank does fit under the table. One end of the table is a panel that allows easy access.
2050844
Hi, there is a door that snaps shut for you to gain entrance into the inside of unit so you can change the propane tank. It's a great unit very stylish and throws off a lot of heat.
2011248
Yes, it fits in a sliding cradle accessed by a door on the cabinet, which also accesses the burner control and igniter. You can slide it out to change tanks, then it goes neatly back inside.
1749485
All the canister portable/disposable propane bottles fit inside. Additionally you can get an adapter cable that connects to a 20lb propane tank - there is a grommeted hold in the bottom that the hose can feed through. Most I talked to, including me, have purchased the 20lb tank to portable canister adapter to re-fill the portable canisters. A canister seems to lasts a couple of full evenings.
295836
it remains inside (in the back) while using it. Mine has never shown any signs of warming up (the propane tank). I like mine very much. much better then any of the heaters I looked at that have plastic in them (plastic melts eventually)