How many pounds do I need to cover the gas pipe inside my fireplace? Not sure what 10 lbs. cover. Thx.
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It really depends on the size of your pit, bowl or whatever fire place you have. I have a 18 inch bowl and it took just over 5 lbs.The depth of the bowl is 5 inches. Read your manual because mine says not to cover the pipe, so as not to become clogged.
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10 pounds is a med size bag. It's not that much. We bought a bag and in order to cover our outdoor fire pit would have needed around 10 bags so we scratched that plan.
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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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Weighs about 60 pounds. It is a big unit, and uses a lot of charcoal/wood whatever you use to smoke with. Actually a better barbecue that smoker, because it has an adjustable height tray under the grill. Ideal for BIG amounts of food. Best if you don't have to move it much. I have a patio I use just for barbecuing. IT IS A CHEAP UNIT AND NOT WELL BUILT. If you have more money, get a better unit than this. I would get a Green Egg or other smoker if I did it again.THE COVER THEY SELL YOU IS WORTHLESS. IT DISSOLVES FROM UV RAYS. Buy from someone else or do as I did and make your own cheaper from a tarp. Weighs about 60 pounds. It is a big unit, and uses a lot of charcoal/wood whatever you use to smoke with. Actually a better barbecue that smoker, because it has an adjustable height tray under the grill. Ideal for BIG amounts of food. Best if you don't have to move it much. I have a patio I use just for barbecuing. IT IS A CHEAP UNIT AND NOT WELL BUILT. If you have more money, get a better unit than this. I would get a Green Egg or other smoker if I did it again.THE COVER THEY SELL YOU IS WORTHLESS. IT DISSOLVES FROM UV RAYS. Buy from someone else or do as I did and make your own... » Read More Weighs about 60 pounds. It is a big unit, and uses a lot of charcoal/wood whatever you use to smoke with. Actually a better barbecue that smoker, because it has an adjustable height tray under the grill. Ideal for BIG amounts of food. Best if you don't have to move it much. I have a patio I use just for barbecuing. IT IS A CHEAP UNIT AND NOT WELL BUILT. If you have more money, get a better unit than this. I would get a Green Egg or other smoker if I did it again.THE COVER THEY SELL YOU IS WORTHLESS. IT DISSOLVES FROM UV RAYS. Buy from someone else or do as I did and make your own cheaper from a tarp. « Show Less
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It depends on how wide you want to make the bottom protection. At the moment I dont use any, I custom built a grate like in a fireplace and slid it through the door to keep everything off the bottom. There does seem to be some problems with air flow. I keep the vent open and the bung hole open, put a small fan a foot or so away to put a "gentle breeze" through the vents. As far as the bricks go, I would estimate 4 or 5 wide and the length of the barrel (about 6 long) should be enough. Just one layer thick.
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I use Wilton's chart as a guide when I need to determine how much fondant I need to cover a cake. Here's the link to Wilton's Fondant Coverage Chart: http://www.wilton.com/decorating/fondant/fondant-coverage-chart.cfm. Looks like 2 pounds is enough to cover either a 10" 4-inch high cake or either a 12" 3-inch high cake. Hope that helps!
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I wouldn't use anything larger than a 10 gallon tank (standard size for a BBQ). I use a 5 gallon and it works fine...I still have more than half a tank left from the summer and I use the stove in my summer kitchen for things like canning and cooking so our house stays cooler.
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10 to 12 pounds is a safe weight. Anything over that and you risk possibly pulling out the hardware and damaging walls.
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I'm not sure how much pressure you need but blow 10 lbs it doesn't seem reliable. I think I would look for a different source.
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I did 2 10lb pork shoulders in it. That's all I would put in it to keep the meat higher away from the fire box. I also hung 10lbs of sausage on hooks and finished up 2 brisket points for burnt ends at the same time. To have enough room for taller items you won't use all the racks it comes with. I can't think of anything I would have in there where all the racks would be useful.
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Can not respond as I do not know. I just measured the diameter of the fire pit and ordered one that would cover it.
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The natural gas unit comes with a reg. usually preset to 3.5 to 4.5 "WC. Your house line pressure is around 6-7"WC. approx. 1/4PSI. 27" is a pound. Of course, to set or check gas pressure you would need a monometer. If you do buy one, make sure it measures inches of water column not inches of mercury. I like the bigger one with the logs. Does anyone know if logs can be an option or an extra?
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Hi Nagaraja,Mine weighs 4lbs.7.2 ozs..Love all My Lodge cast Iron Pans.Try one I think You will not be Disappointed.Ionly cook on the Stove with their pans Now.It is all in How You take care of them.My only issue is they do put out a little Smoke from time 2- time.....Kenneth
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We bought inexpensive aluminum pans to put under the pit which no one sees because the base covers it. We also put a small round grill top (smallest you can find I believe it's 10") for the bottom of the inside of the pit to keep larger pieces from falling through. Easy cheap solutions.
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The fireplace comes with the mounting bracket. The fireplace weighs approximately 33 lbs.Thanks!
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One 10 Lb. bag will be sufficient. You get better coverage with 15 lbs. but 20 is too much. If you overfill it covers the burner and it will not ignite. It comes with a great cover that helps but the glass does have a propensity to come out here and there. I ordered 2 ten pound bags. I used about 15 lbs. and keep the rest as a spare. For the price it really works nicely. The fire glass looks much better than the lava rocks.
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I converted my table to natural gas (propane would be the same). I already had a Napoleon GPFGN-1 Patio Flame gas fire pit that fits the dimensions of the copper bowl. You will have to be handy in crafting a mounting bracket. I used some heavy duty L brackets and mounted the brackets to the legs of the table. I like the convenience of just turning it on and lighting it vice having to dump out the ashes.
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Once you put in the gas pipes and the glass chips into your previously wood fireplace, you can no longer burn the wood any more ever again in the fireplace. You must convert the fireplace to gas and put the glass over to make it look nice, and to spread the flames. You can not burn wood any more. For safety, you should have a pro install the pipes and gas line. i did connect my own burner, then children's play sand, then tempered glass pieces, and do that work myself, once the plumber installed the gas line. Make sure to get a reputable plumber who specializes in it. Look on yelp for a good one and check comments. Some of them are real jerks. but a few are really good.
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Good morning. The fire pit weighs approximately 25 lbs. I hope you find this information helpful. Adreanna, Plow & Hearth Customer Service