What are the dimensions of the receptacle that houses the fire glass? Ie: What is the size of the cut-out for the fire bowl?
1303223
The actual metar section between the tile is 23x23. Area for fire glass is more like 18x18
1303224
Outer edge of the pit is 23½" square; that is the fire pit and not the table which is about 4 more inches. Inner edge of the pit is 20½".
2280946
Dimensions: 19.9 inches high x 8.6 inches long x 23.6 inches wide There is only one size for Real Flame.. so if you have a Real Flame fireplace mantel of any kind this will fit- I replaced my gel can insert with the electric- I love it!!!
2210766
I just measured mine for you. It is 32 inches wide, 29 inches high, and 13 inches from front to back. This is one of my most favorite things I own! We LOVE it. It is very quiet and the flame looks so real. Hope this helps you
1153044
The bowl is 5 inches deep in the center but you can have a pretty nice size fire in it. The lattice was kind of a pain to set up.
238377
Overall dimensions 15" x 15" - Bowl Depth: 8'' - Required outside cabinet: 15'' - Cutout Size: 14-1/4'' x 14-1/4'' - Cutout Corner Radius: 5/8''
2022092
The interior bowl is 28" diameter and the depth is about 12 1/2". It's a really good size and the fire can be higher than the 12" because the domed lid is high too.
951510
It depends. I would go with a 12" or 6". The fire will only be where the ring is. So you could keep the fire away from the edges with a 6" kit or out near the edges with a 12" kit. I personally used an 18" bowl with a 12" kit and it works great.
493498
The fire box measures 21"X21"... And of course tapers inward... (Sorry it took so long to get back!)
2233785
I can't give you exact dimensions because I bought this as a gift for my parents so it's not in my possession. I can, however, tell you that it's not very big...though, I don't consider that a negative. It's big enough to make a great fire to enjoy. My guess would be that the bottom of the pit is 12x12 and the mouth of it is 20x20. This is a total guess without looking at it. If I get the chance, I'll measure it and send an update.
2084450
I am sorry I can't answer this question, reason I used my fire glass for decoration under a glass table with lighting
1603050
I'm not at home at the moment but I would estimate ~15". I found that the depth and width of this model allowed for more than enough space to stack a pretty hefty fire. No issues there. I'll check it and respond when I get back home. Hope this helps.
1430441
I have one of these churchwardens, it's My favorite small bowl. The bowl is aprox 1 and 1/4 in. deep x 3/4 in. wide. It does burn hot, and is best for a quick bowl not a long smoke, about 30 mins for a full bowl without tongue bite.
1010647
The base is 13 inches in diameter, and 5 inches high. The bowl above the base is also 5 inches high, so the overall height of the pit is 10 inches total. The bowl diameter is 30.5 inches. We are very happy with this fire pit!
194333
Sorry, but I'm using he bowl inside an existing fire pit, not the legs which came with it. I believe it would be about 12to18" if using the legs. I don't have access to the bowl at this time.
1510759
The unit is 20 1/2" deep x 12 1/2" wide. I am not sure of the actual cutout dimensions.
1568743
I don't have the exact dimensions, but it is approximately 29" wide (diameter) and 12" deep. I purchased this one to replace one that was 40" wide and about 8" deep. Because of the straight sides and deep basin, this one actually has greater volume and holds a larger fire. It's terrific. If I could make one improvement, I would want a taller base with four legs (vs. 3). It would be nice if the top of the bowl sat 6-12" higher. Still, this is a great fire pit at a reasonable price. The copper bowl is strong and well crafted.
2107431
Close to about a inch across. It's pretty big and deep just make sure you have some screens and that it won't over heat. If you use it too much the plastic around the bowl will start to burn producing a bad smell and smoke.