Does this sit on top of the existing "grill" of my gas range or do you take the existing grill off and set it in its place? Does this have legs?
938430
We have a gas fired cooktop. We place the griddle on the grates right over the burners. There are no legs. My wife's comment is "I love that thing". It is somewhat heavy so you have to consider where you will store it.
1079650
There are two versions of this grille...The short legs can be used on the table top, the one with the longer legs cannot.
852366
I think the grates on your gas stove would be too tall for the range cover. It is only raised about an inch above the surface.
213782
IT just sits beside the grill. There is no compartment. You can also buy the adaptor for attaching it to a large tank.
15430
No, it sits on top of your stove and uses the gas flames or electric coil to heat up, this is why they say not to use it on glass-top stoves. They mention that it might be better to remove the grate above the gas flame, but on my stove that makes the grill uneven, and it spills enough as it is with the grate keeping it level.
832616
Yes it does just sit on top of the ground. But what my husband & I did was dig a little pit, & put the fire pit inside the hole. We obviously made a lip at the edge for the fire pit to sit securely, & we didn't put it all the way in the hole. So that you can still get the effect from the cutouts. Overall it's pretty sturdy! I have an almost 2 yr old & we haven't experienced any problems with safety or otherwise! :) hole I helped!
168038
I don't own that specific range, so I cannot comment on this question, but it fits no problem on my regular gas range.
97989
It sits on a tray under the grill. It also has a hangar for the tank and an indicator of how much propane is left in the tank.
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.
1459978
I would not cook over it, it does not have a burner shield like a gas grill does.The tanks cost abt $3.50 and seem to last abt 6 hrs depending on if on high or low. It's more for looks than producing heat. I live in Fl and on a low wind, 60deg night, fun to have on the porch.
164008
Hi There, have this on a Jenn air gas grill on one side and cook on the other - no worries. Place all things hot on it too.Happy Holidays.
113616
The grilling surface sits on top of the heating element. Neither the heat element nor the grilling surface are removable ( for cleaning). Overall, we are very happy with the grill. We live in a high rise and cannot have a gas grill.
1939318
No it requires a decent amount of assembly - mainly for the cabinet underneath the grill. There is some minor assembly of the grill itself, but the top part comes mostly assembled. I also converted the grill to natural gas, which comes as a kit that requires you to take apart the burners, which come already assembled. You can put the grill on top of the cabinet by yourself, but it is probably better to have 2 people - it's pretty heavy and bulky.
481594
The grill is what keeps the legs spread, I suppose one could use some square stock and weld a part to keep it together, but out of the box, I'd say no.
1971445
Mine came with a short gas line for the unit only. Meaning it runs from the burners to just outside the grill. You'll have to have a hose/line to go from your gas line to the grill.
971718
No the legs don't but the grill gets really hot! I have an early model that really heats up. The new ones may not be as hot but still will still be hot to the touch. I plan to use mine on a boat but only cook on an Island. Always stay safe! It is a great great grill but I don't think I would cook with it on my boat. I have a Boat grill for that
710909
I'm not an expert, but I use the LP tank because the "fitting" is the same as that on my gas grill. The host from the table screws into the top of the tank. I would imagine you could convert it, but you'd need to screw in the line as it is currently. By the way - I LOVE LOVE LOVE my gas fire pit table. I sit by it almost nightly!