can I use this to seal flagstone top of a fire pit - I want to be sure it will not catch fire
2049847
You should contact the manufacturer directly. It seems it is flammable in the liquid state, but I think once it has cured, the volatile compounds will have dispersed.-But, as I said, the manufacturer can give you the best advice.
2070330
If you keep the fire in the pit... it should be fine use small pieces that do not extend past the edge of the pit an if your still concerned wet the grass before hand so it won't catch
311006
The only way we have used it is over a camp fire (above the coals) just be sure to have plenty of liquid to keep it from boiling dry.....to keep it from dis-coloring apply a thin coat of dish soap on the outside...that works great to keep it looking new
1227711
For safety, you have to consider the height of the deck and distance from your house, since wind could inadvertently blow fire towards your home. If that doesn't seem likely, then you definitely have to place stone pavers under the pit. All fire pits get hot underneath. I've seen people sear their deck after repeated use of a fire pit. Also for safety, fill the base with sand.
690842
Yes. We had a stone mason make a mortered ring and ours sits on a cement padio. The heat is all up, none down. It is an awesome fire pit. It looks like a camp fire. Very warm on cold nights. You should be great with your installation.
1090561
The cover is round so I don't know if it would work well on a square fire pit
2227041
I've never used it over my fire pit, but it works fine over a gas burner. Although the gauge of the pan is fairly thick, it's not anything like cast iron. I personally would not use it over an open fire pit.
573114
I'm using it for an outdoor gas fire pit. Works fine, but I'm experimenting with the gas vent to avoid blue flame.
713028
Probably not. . .I have a 10x14 wooden deck, and I put four small patio cement blocks under the bottom corners to prevent the heat from possibly touching the wood. This fire pit gets a lot of airflow, so the flames can suddenly get really high.
1161676
you can, but it doesn't come w/ the hardware. you would need to visit home depot or a hardware store to buy what you need and your have to drill through the safe. there is fire proof silicon that you could buy and seal the holes to prob keep it waterproof.
1462252
I think so....ours got a little hole in it from some ashes - so try to keep it far from the firepit when having a fire - otherwise, this is a very durable product!
132917
Can not respond as I do not know. I just measured the diameter of the fire pit and ordered one that would cover it.
1952917
Yes. It won't be water proof, but if you are just sealing it, this stuff will work. If you need water proof, look for a water proof varnish.
164162
I initially used too much in the fire pit bowl and it made it difficult to sustain a flame. Make sure that the glass isn't smothering the holes in the flame ring. That should be enough.
1627475
Yes.....If you are looking to seal the lid on the smoking chamber. I would not use this on the fire box. I have a custom Stick Burner and this sealed my lid to the T.
1828178
I've used an older set directly over the fire for several years. It will warp and discolor but will work fine. Really, it's a cheap mess kit, you're not going to cry if it gets ruined.
648701
No, their lawyers wouldn't approve of any use on surfaces which are flammable which would include wood. I ignore it (on wood) but a wise precaution would be to put a thin bit or reflective insulation (found at Home Depot or Lowes for various applications), maybe aluminum foil would work but double up on it. Best idea yet, put a timer on it where at least you have to reset it if you forget it's on which I do frequently. I works very well but does get hot. I recommend it's careful use.