Can I use this in a wood burning fireplace box? It will come in contact with flames on occasion.
1111501
This product is typically for the exterior surfaces of stoves, grills, ovens or other metal items that get hot from a flame (andirons, etc.). The brick or cast iron firebox could be painted with this product but it will be degraded where it contacts the flames. I used it in a brick fireplace to make it look nice during the non-burning season but after a fire it was visibly damaged. I used the bronze on a cast iron, wood burning pizza oven on our patio. It protects it from rust but it is blackened where the flames leak out of the door to the firebox. I also spray the black version on the exterior of our gas grill and it lasts two or three seasons. This product is typically for the exterior surfaces of stoves, grills, ovens or other metal items that get hot from a flame (andirons, etc.). The brick or cast iron firebox could be painted with this product but it will be degraded where it contacts the flames. I used it in a brick fireplace to make it look nice during the non-burning season but after a fire it was visibly damaged. I used the bronze on a cast iron, wood burning pizza oven on our patio. It protects it from rust but it is blackened where the flames leak out of the door to the firebox. I also spray the black version on the... » Read More This product is typically for the exterior surfaces of stoves, grills, ovens or other metal items that get hot from a flame (andirons, etc.). The brick or cast iron firebox could be painted with this product but it will be degraded where it contacts the flames. I used it in a brick fireplace to make it look nice during the non-burning season but after a fire it was visibly damaged. I used the bronze on a cast iron, wood burning pizza oven on our patio. It protects it from rust but it is blackened where the flames leak out of the door to the firebox. I also spray the black version on the exterior of our gas grill and it lasts two or three seasons. « Show Less
1111502
It peeled right off my high btu gas heater shield which is metal. I would keep looking
1111503
I used this to paint the screened lid of an outdoor fireplace. The 3/4" inch wide main supports (that the screen attaches to) and the ring still look great. I painted the screen as well and I think some of the paint has burned away, but this was a light coat on a very thin mesh. I think it will work for you.
560303
I would not feel safe burning a fire on a wood deck. It's sits pretty low, so it may get hot underneath.
1300663
Yes and No. For deco purpose, You can insert into anything that fit but only if you DON'T use the heat.The answer to your question is NO if you intend to use it as a heat source it will burn the wood case unless you put a vent, also the wood case will cover the side amber lights.I inserted this unit into my existing brick fireplace for deco only and not using the heat. For less than $150 bucks, it served my purpose, so i like it.
498647
You could. The flame is about 10 inches above the surface. There is no wind protection for this unit so the slightest breeze makes the flame flutter. Some people put something around the flame if there is wind to keep it from blowing out. I wouldn't do something like that on a wood deck but other than that there shouldn't be an issue with the flame and the wood. Be careful of boil overs.
1034799
Yes, that's how I use it with no problem. Just don't put the flame too high and have the it slightly off to the side of the burner grate so the handle doesn't get hot.
1937097
It needs something to get the metal hot enough to make the wood smoke. I would think it would as long as the box makes contact with the electric heater part
612049
I would not advise using in a regular fireplace for two reasons; the smoke will tarnish the glass and the burnt embers would mix with the glass.
774501
I don't see why not as the fuel can be used indoors. You just need to be able to snuff the flame.
1107422
You can use the fire dancer on your wooden deck ..it doesn't get hot on the bottom as there are no real coals in the unit. It's basically a propane flame on a ring in a substance that does not burn. Puts out heat like a campfire but no cleanup later. Do not use indoor. Hope this helps.
741189
The real answer is I don't know. The construction of the pan is very good. It is heavy and solidly built. I assume your wood fired oven has a stone of some sort. I can't think of a reason that it wouldn't be alright in that situation. If you were placing it directly on coals or if it was exposed to open flames it might be an issue. I use it at 550°F in a regular oven without issue. I suppose it is possible that it might warp or the coating might be damaged at high enough temperatures. Long way of saying, I don't know.
140141
No you cannot. It's a composite material that would not stand up to direct flames in my opinion.
275815
I use a box spring and am not aware of any fire hazard. I've had no issues.
2138666
I wouldn't use it too close to a fireplace. It is metal and will get hot to the touch.
873541
Yes. I have used it with wood and works well for cooking. It is easy to start and feed fire and has a lot of cooking surface.
1020656
You can spray it on wood but it won't stop wood from burning if it reaches its autoignition temperature of about 570 degrees F. It is designed to slow the speed it takes for materials to ignite from an open flame.
570030
1/ I dont think it will be a problem. 2/ Yes, or all the gas would come out the end. 3/ Sure I would put the flame side facing forward. I found that the draft going thru the fireplace pushed the flames back too far. So, I turned the device around and it hit more wood. Addtionally, for everyones sake. Know that this will take more gas to get the wood going. Because you are not using Kindling, just logs, the temp of the fire takes a while to build up in order to get enough coals to sustain the logs. Turn the gas off too soon and the fire will die.
498726
I've used this on wooden surfaces and on grass before with no problems. The "feet" do not get that hot at all. I'd be careful with it around very dry brush but it's not going to catch solid wood on fire.