Can someone tell me the width and depth of the interior bowl of this fire pit.
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.
240226
Overall, it is 2 3/4 inches tall. Minus the thickness of the bottom of the bowl, the interior is 2 1/2 inches.
1012030
The fire pit/bowl part is approximately 12" tall. But when you put the mesh lid on top, the height just about doubles, I'd say. (It's raining out, so I'm not going to measure, sorry). It's a great piece. I believe you'll like it a lot.
1988954
The bowl is 19 1/2" across. The table is 48" across. My unit came with a cover that was made to fit this firepit an works well to keep the rain off the pit all the way to the ground. If you buy this firepit, when you put it together make sure assemble all peices of the base before you tighten them down. Hand tightened only. Assembly was not a problem. Need two persons to flip over when done with base assembly. Hope this helps.
262950
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.
313228
I was looking for a replacement firepit bowl too - except that I was looking for a 26" diameter one, rather than the 22" for this table. After a lot of searching, I finally found it at Target - they sell a whole pit for about $40. but its simplistic one, with a bowl supported by a ring with 4 collapsible legs. The bowl sits separate. So I bought that, and put the bowl in my existing firepit that has a nice slate surround on it. Fitted perfectly !!!
522132
16 inches across top center and 6 inches deep. It is a fantastic heavy duty bowl, you will not be disappointed.
923920
OK: I'm seeing this request at work so I don't have the bowl in front of me and we use it for food. I would be happy to measure it tonight when I get home and send you the dimensions tomorrow, if you'd like.
1650281
They are not large, small, about .25 to half inch inside. They lookBeautiful when lite. Get enough to fill the bowl. Course you can always buy more and varyingThe colors(like blue and green) makes them beautiful. We use themIn our fire pit so in a bowl I think they would be perfect.
120030
Measuring the top of the table is 2' 4 1/2" each side. When measuring the opening to the fire bowl, it is 1' 9 1/2" each side. As you can see in the photo on the underside, the fire pit slopes down to a smaller size in the bottom. (Maybe 4" per side less) at the bottom.
28494
It is the width and depth of an oversized fruit bowl. A very nice looking item, and it is durable. It is about 3 inches in depth with an interior width of just over 9 inches, the exterior width being the 11 inches indicated in the item description.
1577281
35" stacked stone round base*30" porcelain baked steel fire bowl35" stacked stone round base
36618
The center fire pit section is 20"x20" ledge edge to ledge edge. If you are thinking about a cover, I have purchased a powder-coated aluminum 22"x22" one from pittopper.com. for $99. There are also stainless steel ones available from other sites, but they typically cost about $225-$250.
1089850
2'10" deep by 2'5" wide inside. It's a good size as I have two pits and they share without it being crowded.
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.
898556
Go to the Classic Flame web site and download the pdf with the specifications. All of the dimensions are included in the pdf.
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.