Is the aluminum core on the bottom only? Or does it got up the sides? If the core does go up the sides, how far does it go?
907114
I would say it's only on the bottom I don't see anything on the sides to suggest it comes partway up
1180358
The bottom and sides are much thicker. I live on the gulf coast and my wife and I assemble and launch ours on a rough side of the beach. I always run aground when coming ashore and after almost a year have never had any issues. We also fish under a large concrete bridge and sometimes the wake will slam us against the pilings and still no issues. Hope this helps.
1208127
I think to the bottom as thats the way its set up to flow top to bottom, Hope that helps but double check on line if you go to Big Berkey website.
16398
You have to be careful because the bottoms are exposed aluminum. You can I suppose. But be careful.
2002958
The bottom has mesh in it also so nothing would fall out of the holes in the side. I would say it is more than a foot deep, maybe 16-18 inches at least.
44172
On my large bowl it comes just to the top. On the small one it comes about 1/4' over the inside rim. We never noticed before.
1444461
It does not protrude past the hardtop. Google it and look at some pictures.
296753
I have no idea. I never could find a definitive answer anywhere. Even the box doesn't state which side is up. I used mine both ways and I honestly never noticed a difference either way.
932110
Mine is slightly tilted upward because of it hits the base there and the base is vertically straight. Hope this helps.
2225608
This just bolts up from the bottom side of the frame. I added tube bumpers and had no problem with clearance
778589
I can't say with 100% certainty but the design suggests that it needs to be flat on the floor. Given that heat rises and there is no fan in this unit, a floor position is going to produce the optimal results. There are no heat vents on the sides and the bottom is aluminum.
2062966
The bottom is pure metal while the sides, back and facing are of a hard durable plastic. Unless you plan on dropping it or throwing it around alot you then should have nothing to worry about. It's very durable.
1224694
The bottom of the pan is attracted to the stove magnetism. I'm no engineer and I don't know exactly how it works, but it does work. The bottom of the pan is not aluminum and it is specially built onto the pan.
983375
I have been using mine for almost 8 months and am so pleased with it. It can go as high as you want. Mine is up quite a bit and I still have lots of lift left. Its sturdy and solid. I also have a cooler plate under it as there is plenty of room for it. Think you will be pleased with it as I am
612957
The bottom of both sides ar essentially legs. We used it for our daughters wedding and it sat upright on the floor on its legs. For the yard we dug four small holes, filled them with wet cement and stuck the "legs" in the cement. It worked great. I can't actually remember if it came with tie-downs. It has been out in our yard for almost two years now and still looks great.
1061838
I put ribbed side up, and mostly things will allow you to slide. But it does have some grip. Depends on the weight. Some things will slide, other larger heavier have to be picked up. I guess the answer is yes and no
23014
it only goes up so high... Part of the determination of how high it is depends on the height of the surface it is mounted on.