The fire pit I'm buying has three legs, not four. Will the StayOn elastic loops that fit over legs to keep cover on fit on three legs? (Photo shows 4)
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The elastic is all the way around the bottom, so it should fit, as long as your diameter is not over 44 inches. My firepit legs were much longer and the cover didn't come down far enough to keep the rain out. It was good quality, though.
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I did find this same cover advertised some place else that gave the height dimension as 22". I ordered it for Amazon for my Uniflame (Blue Rhino) fire pit that measures 42 x 42 and the cover that came with it is 20" high. The extra two inches will come close to touching the deck but believe this will work better over time since it may shrink as someone has said along with cover being lifted up in middle to cover the logs being used, not laying flat unless someone only uses the lava rocks without the logs. Hope this helps.
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Mine was an older version and had rods extending out toward the center that would support anything 4 inches and up. Remember the fire ring will be 5 inches or more. I would use a camp coffee pot on it. If yours is glass with a plastic handle like a Mr. Coffee pot, I wouldn't recommend using it.
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3 legs, just got it ready, put a coat of ultra height heat paint in it, drilled 3 tiny holes in bottom in case rain gets in, I did buy the cover too. Very stable on 3 legs.
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I don't believe it will. Our firepit is just at 36 inches and it fits pretty tight.
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Hi.These DO go over the steel legs. You will, however, want a larger size for your diameter. Try these: Rubber Leg Tips Black, 1" 4-count
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Yes, they have 4 different heights. Legs can be set differently for uneven ground.
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My grill measures 46" tall. The cover is hanging on the "floor". It would fit a 48" tall grill without a problem. If you look at the bottom of the photo you will see a darker color. It is 6" band of colored trim. I have had this cover since the end of fall. My grill is on a covered porch. I have not had any problem with it at all. I love it.
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It can fit a 39 inch diameter fire pit. It is also 20" high on the sides. It might fit a 40" fire pit, but very tight. Hope this helps.
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Hi. These DO go over the steel legs. You will, however, want a larger size for your diameter. Try these: http://www.amazon.com/Rubber-Leg-Tips-Black-4-count/dp/B000KKVPR2/ref=pd_sim_hi_2?ie=UTF8&refRID=13J0K6VJPQ51W9VK5DQM
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The weights for the EZ Up Shelters attach to the legs with velcro straps that just wrap around the legs. There is plenty of excess strap to fit around a 2.5 diameter leg.
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We did two. The legs lock in place with the one below. They're sturdy. We have been using these for both kids for years. I think three would work.
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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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All good questions. Yes, it is a bit unstable. Not only three legs, but the quality of the base structure isn't the best. No igniter at all, you have to crack the propane open and light it manually. I use a LONG BBQ lighter. Yes, your Coleman hose will work. Hope this helps.
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Not sure yet about either , if you bolt it down and keep the screens open it should help. Also picture shows only 4 legs wear mine came with 6
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The Montana cover is a good product that is styled to the Weber Silver.... However, there is a problem with the "hight" of the cover.The picture on the left shows the entire wheel of the grill. The cover is far to high/long which results in the bottom "draging" on the ground, thus, when moved, the bottom of the cover gets cought under the wheel. The cover should be 4-5 inches shorter. So thecorrect answer to your question is: Not without modification!
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While I haven't tried it, I think the legs are too short. Though, you could probably stack bricks or similar under the four legs to increase the height. If you use a cast iron wood carrier in the fireplace to make sure the flaming logs have air underneath the challenge might be a little greater. The grate itself is cast iron, but since the grate bars are triangular, like a Toblerone chocolate, I imagine the flame will hit a larger surface area of the meat. Not sure it would work well. It might but I don't know. My gut tells me that this grill is best used over a bed of coals.