Where is the tank stored on this unit? I see another product that is suggested which is a large box to cover the propane tank. Is it needed?
240036
I bought 2 of these .... They come with about a 6 foot hose and the tanks are stored away from the table... Unless you have something to cover them or are handy enough to build a box (which is what I did) then you will want to purchase the tank cover. My problem was the cover was 172 dollars and only held 1 tank so I built a box for two tanks for about 50 with material and paint.
240037
Yes - there will be a hose coming from this unit to the tank, either stored in the box or out in the open.
240038
The tank is on the outside so you have to run the cord behind patio furniture to hide it. We love this unit-
2154263
This grill uses a regular 20 lb. Propane tank , just turn the tank off and unhook from the grill. If you use the optional kit to use the small green Coleman tanks all you have to do is unscrew the tank off. Just store the rank as you would any tank .The propaine will not come out unless it is hooked up. When you want to use it again just screw it back on...pretty simple . This grill is amazing btw and easy to use and store . Hope this helps you .
340000
I use propane. There is a slide out drawer for the tank and hardware to connect in the unit.
1627273
Supplies and accessories, yes. Another tank, no. The way they built it, there are two wire arms that prevent a separate tank from being stored underneath. You could probably assemble it without those two wire arms, and then store another tank. I just leave the accessories in the doors.
2262513
A standard size propane tank (like one on a bbq grill) will last right around five hours at a medium-low setting. Depending on how your firepit is set up (style of pit, location of burner, how far away the tank is located) will determine how much insulation - if you need any at all. This kit comes with a very long propane feed hose, so I would suggest you set the tank a distance away and place it in it's own separate enclosure. I do not use an enclosure and no insulation since my tank is six feet away and behind a brick post. I would advise you to separate the tank from the burner if possible. A single enclosure would likely be fine if it's designed (and properly insulated) for the purpose. When you're using consumer trade-in tanks, you never know if any damage has occurred to the new tank by the previous user. I have installed new tanks and discovered later they had been leaking due to damage to the connection threads from a previous user and that could create a dangerous situation if the tank were in an enclosed unit. It's a good idea to keep around a wrench and a roll of plumber's teflon thread tape to seal any leaks that might come up.
2018666
no, you'll need to buy one; mine is hooked up to the household propane so I didn't need a tank. Plus the cost of shipping a tank is outraegous
1382785
Standard propane tank sits upright (like any grill). Don't think larger is an option unless you assemble without the tank guards. Standard tank is lasting for long time with regular use.
18060
The tank is offset. There is a hose attachment that comes with the fire pit, as well as a stand for the tank (prevents tip over). You can purchase a longer hose if necessary, but the length of the hose provided is sufficient for the setup that I have. I surrounded the pit with benches made from logs. Then ran the hose under the bench through a 3"PVC pipe to the tank. I covered the area (including the PVC pipe) with crushed granite. So that the tank is kinda out of sight, out of mind. I hope this helps answer your question.
1942088
Well, I'm not sure what you mean by "larger," but since the device is giving you an estimate of how much propane is left in a tank, I suspect the size would not matter. The device needs to be placed as low on the tank as possible. If you can do that part, I think you would be ok. Good luck!
983422
yes, a propane grill size tank is what we are using, this is such a nice addition to our camping experience I wish I would have ordered this earlier in the summeer
743889
Hi, Good post you have here, and I'm almost ready to go out and buy this Cuisinart bbq grill. About the propane tank filling up thingy: you really don't need to guess anymore about how much gas is left in your tank. At Walmart, H. Depot, Harbor Freight, etc. you can get a small gauge hookup that you just quickly screw into your tank-to-grill hoses, and just keep tabs on the amount of gas you have left by looking at the glass gauge. I think it's around $15-19. Just thought I'd throw that in.
2076273
where is the tank stored or is it directly hooked up like a bbq - or do you have to switch when you use the pizza oven
1347897
Mine required a gas line, but you can buy them ready for a propane tank. Great product !
1833373
The tank is filled with Air to check for leaks before it is sold. Open the valve and make sure it is empty. Then fill it up. It is illegal to ship a propane tank with propane in it. Hope this helps. Mine was empty.
1398988
I haven't moved my RV since buying the tank, but since it is not something I would want to bring inside, I would probably store it in the underneath storage area if I had room. As a last resort, could tie it to the rack on top of my 5th wheel.
1629473
It does not come with propane but the tank is purged and ready to be filled. So there isn't anything special you have to do with the tank once you receive it.
213784
a small portable tank would be attached on the right side and free standing. If you opt for the 20gallon hose connector kit and a larger 20gallon tank you would set the tank away and below the grill on the ground or right under it if using the solaire stand.