Building a fire feature into something you already own is a very different project from buying a fire pit. The masonry surround, the outdoor table, the alcove in the hearth are already there. What is missing is the part that actually burns, and that is what this drop in pan supplies. The opening is 24 in by 8 in and the pan sits into it flush, leaving a rectangular 304 stainless H burner rated at 120000 Btu as the visible element. Thirty six drilled holes spread the flame in a long even line rather than a single hot spot, and adding fire glass over the top turns that line into something worth staring at. Stainless handles sustained high temperature along with rain and strong sun. What keeps the project from stalling is the accessory set. Twelve pieces come in the box including a 4 ft connection hose, a 4.4 ft propane regulator hose, an igniter and a valve, all certified by Csa, so there is no second order and no guessing at fittings. Sealing tape closes the seam against gas leaks, a drainage hole stops rainwater collecting in the pan, and the manual walks a first timer through the install. It works indoors or out and accepts propane or natural gas.
Building a fire feature into something you already own is a very different project from buying a fire pit. The masonry surround, the outdoor table, the alcove in the hearth are already there. What is missing is the part that actually burns, and that is what this drop in pan supplies. The opening is 24 in by 8 in and the pan sits into it flush, leaving a rectangular 304 stainless H burner rated at 120000 Btu as the visible element. Thirty six drilled holes spread the flame in a long even line rather than a single hot spot, and adding fire glass over the top turns that line into something worth staring at. Stainless handles sustained high temperature along with rain and strong sun. What keeps the project from stalling is the accessory set. Twelve pieces come in the box including a 4 ft connection hose, a 4.4 ft propane regulator hose, an igniter and a valve, all certified by Csa, so there is no second order and no guessing at fittings. Sealing tape closes the seam against gas leaks, a drainage hole stops rainwater collecting in the pan, and the manual walks a first timer through the install. It works indoors or out and accepts propane or natural gas.
