I am looking for a fire pit/place the size of a weber bbq. wondering if this is about that size?
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Yes, it is just about the same size as a BBQ; 24" Wide x 24" Length x 19.7 inches Tall. Although not designed for cooking I have wrapped potatoes in aluminum foil and baked them in the hot coals. I imagine that by placing a grill across to top, you could cook non-fatty foods like corn & vegetables or even fish (wrapped) with some butter, a little water & seasoning. Never cook over an open flame, only hot coals and set far enough away from any combustible surroundings. It is a very nice sized unit, not to big and not to small. It accepts logs and fire of a good size too. The unit should be placed on a minimum of (4) 12" X 12" pavers or (1) large paver of 24" X 24" if the unit is placed on deck or anything combustible. Keep in mind that the bottom gets hot too, so safety first and always. I would also recommend having a can of stove-black paint to keep it looking new and add years to use and life of the unit.
1649905
Is perfect size for me, I love this fire pit.ps. no hole at bottom, keep in door or drill hole
1111401
Build a smaller fire with fewer charcoal bricks. Perfect for a couple hot dogs or a couple burgers or a nice rib eye. I think this thing is wonderful for big family get-togethers as well as smaller dinners for two...If storage space is an issue; you could always look at something smaller...perhaps a Hibachi type grill?
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No, this is not a large grill by any stretch. For tailgating, I use two of them in tandem. One PK is perfect for a small to medium size family or group. And it makes charcoal last a long time.
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Yes, they'd need to be small pieces (the sides of the firebox are adjustable for the size of the bed of coals) tho the grills could be raised to accommodate say 4" thick pieces. Its a gr8t bbq.
942595
I would think only about 2 inches max. We do like it for our outside fire pit!
6792
I did not measure this puppy, but I have a four burner BBQ with side burner and it is way big enough. Almost to big....
1418716
I converted my table to natural gas (propane would be the same). I already had a Napoleon GPFGN-1 Patio Flame gas fire pit that fits the dimensions of the copper bowl. You will have to be handy in crafting a mounting bracket. I used some heavy duty L brackets and mounted the brackets to the legs of the table. I like the convenience of just turning it on and lighting it vice having to dump out the ashes.
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When the propane is on full, the flames are about 12-14 inches tall. Overall we like the fire pit. The only downside is lack of heat output.
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I am not sure what you are asking because your question is not clear, but I thought you were asking about the size of the unit. It is a little more than fifteen inches long by fifteen inches wide, and is eight high. With the post and grill in place it is fifty inches high. I put the post in a concrete base and from the ground up, it stands about thirty-four inches. I have used it many times since I purchased it, and if you are looking for a basic charcoal grill with moderate space for food, this fits the bill. Do not buy the cover for it. It lasted less than the end of the summer, and was not worth the fifteen dollar expense. Get a cover at a place that sells barbecues. The Weber cover for their kettle barbecue fits.
1664112
Not sure of dimension bur I do know it is small if your looking for something that can really burn and stay warm this one is too small to keep as camp fire
728242
A half yes. It opens up to about 17 x 17. I really like mine for my outside BBQs.
340669
This firepit is for atmosphere, warmth and roasting marshmallows. It does not have a grate across so I don't think you could use as a barbeque.
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I doube it very much, unless your fire pit is very small. This cover is quite long, and doube it could be fitted over something not entirely square.
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The fire pit is 29" and measuring the outside lip is 35". I don't know what the metal is but it's appropriate. I'm very satisfied with this little fire pit but it doesn't really "project" the heat. Maybe this is good to prevent escape of the fire.
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I cannot give you exact dimensions, I no longer have this (divorce), however I can say in height it came up to almost my knes (I'm 5'4"). As to the outside diameter there is a rail ariund the top that stands out 4 to 6 inches from the actual pit. The inside of the pit is two & a half to three ft wide. We could easily put fire wood in with room to spare & cross stack it in 3 rows high.
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I would think it could work....but I would check the dimensions. The grill pad is not terribly large. Also...I am thinking that the fire pit table is circular while my grill pad is a rectangular shape...but perhaps that is a small aesthetic issue. Good luck
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If it was me, I would look at the trangia triangle stand (or a proper wood burning stove), its roughly the same overall size but the 'floor /plate' does have holes in it better for the fire to breathe... and at the correct height for the flame. Agree with others that its small and no way to feed the fire when the pot on top.