can this be used on the grid around a gas fireplace
1844996
That is exactly where I used it. We have a black wood burning fireplace in the center of our living room. It was fading. I used this with fantastic results. Make sure it is clean first and of course, cool. Also, you will need some ventilation. Great product! Hope this helps.
1844997
As long as you can get it to stick, you should be fine. We used this on the pipe from our wood stove back to the chimney to turn it from silver to black, so I'd imagine it would work in other locations. you might need to clean thoroughly and sand first though. Try it and see how it works. The key is this is high temperature resistant paint, so it wont bubble and burn off.
1857044
They are flimsy card board so heat probably will ruin them. I think they would be fine above a gas fireplace though
1994145
I would say yes only if you have a very small and controlled fire, like a fire log. It is high enough off the ground not to cause issues, but, keep it covered when burning, and do not leave unattended.
346071
Yes, I have used mine for that purpose. Just watch that the wind does not blow out the flame so keep an eye on it. I put a metal wind screen against mine if it's a little breezy . It will simmer !
684652
The base of the fan's chassis must be placed on a hot (horizontal) surface. Most gas fireplace's do not have a hot enough top (mantle) surface as the fire box is in the interior for child safety reasons and better natural airflow efficiency. Consider a 8" electric box fan w/speed control on a metal bench infront of the gas fireplace. Does your fireplace manufacturer offer a fan kit option?
441030
The instructions indicate avoidance to high heat. I would say yes to use on a gas grill if not too close to the coals.
2266454
It couldLike any heater or open flame you need space in front of the unit and perhaps a fireplace screen in front of it. Would not use it around children. Again it's a open heater / flame and all cautions must be used.
276405
Yes -- I use it on my gas range top without any problems. And it's large enough to fit over two burners. I LOVE IT!!!
1823472
Yes it can be used in a campfire or BBQ as I've used it on both as well as in the fireplace just because I thought it'd be fun to try to replicate recipes I'd seen done at Sturbridge Village; I assume that if you didn't have a grate to place it on then legs would be better because it would allow more air to circulate however as I live in California where there's alway seems to be a high fire danger I've never cooked anywhere but in a designated camp fire area where gratesare always part of the structure.
164007
As long as you are using a gas stove and the burner is off, I don't think you would have a problem. Try it once and pay close attention :) Bamboo is an amazing tough wood.
1925405
Absolutely. I bought this for a charcoal grill. It turned color after a couple of times but doesn't affect performance. After lighting the coals I place the box (containing soaked wood chips) directly on the lit coals. While I don't use gas, my sister does and I am not sure how I'd use the box on a gas grill. I'm sure if you place it over a heat source it would be fine, but for me charcoal is the way to go.
1384993
I think so. It would be easy enough under the grid, but a bit more tricky at the edges of each panel where the paper is secured between two pieces of wood. You'd probaly want to take an X-acto knife to edge the paper off the grid, tho - it's glued. Done carefully, I think it would work and look nice. It might be cool to leave some of the paper and remover other sections - according to whatever pattern you like, then apply the screening. It could look pretty unique and ventilate.
798901
I think it is possible but it may be a little more difficult if you are confined to the size of the fireplace because the pans get really hot and it was difficult stirring anything in them because of the heat. Having said that, it worked well on a camp fire and I would recommend it for someone who doesn't want to go take the easy way out.
1008879
Yes it can. I have it mounted on the wall in my basement. Keep in mind that burning propane or natural gas produces water vapor, so it increases humidity in the room. I keep the heater on low for the room to be comfortable but not hot, and the moisture is not a problem.
1704082
Yes you can but I am not sure how effective it will be. The cookware sites about 5 1/2" from the base of the fire. I am thinking that there would be substantial heat loss by the time it reach the top of the unit.
1441988
No, I've used it on both electric and gas. As long as you can regulate the temp, it should be fine. I turn mine up on high until I can see the wood shavings smoking, then turn it down to smoke. Good luck!
895544
I would not recommend that. The surface is not the biggest surface so some spillover could occur onto the electrical components and would not make it very safe. Not to mention that I'm not sure it was meant to be used for flambeing. Be on the safe side and just use a separate pan to flambe.