We are building an outdoor fire pit and I want to know how many 10lb. Bag will cover how many sq. ft. at say 2" thick. Our pit area is 27" x 50"
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My pit is 30" round two inches thick and took two bags. I'm not sure of your size. You might call the company they were good about answering questions. I did think the Rick was smaller than I wanted though
175023
My fired pit is about 12" by 12" and I needed about 1.25 bags at 2.5 inches deep.
295378
It took 3 10lb bags to adequately cover my 30 inch fire Pit. It looks great.
680383
When the cover is on the fire pit it measures roughly 18" from peak to the lower edge. Our fire pit is 24"high and 33" X 33" around the perimeter of the square top. Without cinching the drawstring about 6" hangs below the edge.
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It really depends on the size of your pit, bowl or whatever fire place you have. I have a 18 inch bowl and it took just over 5 lbs.The depth of the bowl is 5 inches. Read your manual because mine says not to cover the pipe, so as not to become clogged.
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25lb is about 1 cubic foot, I used 50lb on a firepit approx 24in around, started off with 10lb and didnt make a dent in it
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Can not respond as I do not know. I just measured the diameter of the fire pit and ordered one that would cover it.
1756643
I can't remember the lbs, but it is enough to cover the pit. And they are black. Beautiful!
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I use these bags w/a 10 x 10 canopy. They will attach to the legs of a 10 x 20 canopy as well. The only issue may be that a 10 x 20 canopy may catch more wind, and, thus, require a bit more stabilizing and anchoring weight. Btw, I filled each bag with 40 pounds of very small garden rocks (pea gravel). Took two people to do this; filling each is a bit tricky. But it worked out quite well.
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David, I've never done that much square footage but I would have to guess that it would be up to two bags of Zorb especially if you have any stubborn stains. Hope this helps.
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I would say that each of these covers approx 4 sq. ft. so you would need around 10 for best coverage.
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our firepit is 33 inches square, and it is a tight fit with no give. It is actually beginning to tear, so I would heed caution in ordering this cover.
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The bag says it is 2.5 cubic feet and covers up to 500 square feet. Depending on how thickly you intend to layer it, one bag should cover your needs.
2154957
should be about 35 square feet per can per coat, on metal. Corrosion may soak up more. Already existing grease and dirt rust should be removed. For square footage of your fire pit, get out your tape measure. This stuff smells bed first time you heat it up, so don't cook any hamburgers on it right away...
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According to my rough calculations, the tarp is about 10mils thick or 0.01 inches thick.
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It is a gaping maws of a bag. I haven't measured the dimensions but there is a little room left at the top when storing 48 inch poles so 50 is right, I store 32 2 inch 4ft pipes in the bag and that about fills it up and it looks to be about 30 incurs. Heavy duty canvas that has not torn yet. Putting 4 foot pipes in prevents it from having a closing flap.
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Each floor is 2 ft. x 4 ft. Two rows of five each would cover an area 8 ft. x 10 ft. Then two more running end to end would get you close as possible, which would be just about 2 ft. short of 10 ft. x 10 ft. Hope this helps!
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I bought the XL size and it worked for my fire pit. If you measured your fire pit and it falls into one of the two categories of Tall or XL, that might work. I'd ask the seller.