Is there an ash pan?
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This United States Stove Company Bay Front Pellet Stove does feature an ash pan.
781831
Yes there is an ash pan. It's located at the very bottom in the front but is not too noticeable in the picture.
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I put a 1/2" right angle bend across the tip of a dollar store pancake flipper and use it to pull the ashes out like a hoe - some sort of loop or hook device - [fried egg ring on a stick ] - or a bent piece of tubing or metal strip might work better - you can buy $20 stuff like on amazon that is manufactured for the purpose - if you need to look professional for your guests. - Big Green Egg Ash Tool - or - Bayou Classic Ash Rake
825303
Yes there is a baking pan and spatula but it doesn't bake very well and all the mixes that go with it taste awful.....what a disappointment.
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It does not. It comes with a solid bottom; the instructions recommend putting some sand into it. The decorative perforations in the side allow air into the pit. But as far as directly under the wood...nope. No grate. A grate would be a nice addition; there's been mornings I noticed a piece or two didn't burn all the way to ash. That would never happen if there were a grate. You'll need to prep the fire like a boy scout & be prepared to move things around with tongs or a poker every now & then. All part of the fun, I think.
575120
no there is not and buy the way I throw mine in the trash it got so hot on the out side if you touched it you get burnt going back to crock brand you get what you pay for
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I don't know how to order parts, but I really think you can find materials that will do just as well at a good hardware store and/or a big box store like Walmart. I'm pretty sure Walmart sells grates separately; you might be able to find one close to the size you need. As for the ash catcher, I found that the one on my grill impeded the flow of air too much, so I never use it. Again, find some screening of suitable size and grid and stiffness and try that. I hope this helps.
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No. There are two fixed-position grates. One for charcoal and one for the food.
101300
The ash fall in the burner and there is an air hole in the front like a habachi . I'am not home right now but about 14inches long by 6 or7 inches wide it's perfect for 1or 4 people, and there are two sides so 1/2 or both sides. Hope this helps oh it's a beautiful pink clay.
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If there is, I am not aware of one that is made. The pan did NOT come with one.
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Yes. Pizza stone. Pancake griddle. Veggie basket. And clamp handle. I actually never use any of these. Try to get this on clearance for 250. Do-able if you search. Target got rid of theirs. Be absolutely sure when you get it home to call the company. There was a bad batch of fuel regulators they recalled and will ship out for free. Also great customer service. My ignighter module failed and they mailed me a new one in less than a week. Well made. Get one
832156
No, there is not. At least not on the one that I purchased. However, I have never had anything stick. Read description carefully and you will see nonstick is not listed anywhere (if that helps.)
2264306
Cast Iron with holes on both sides. The holes are sheltered from ash by a shelf on the top of the pipe. All-in-all it is a nice design at a reasonable price.
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I find this to be the only design flaw. To empty the ash pan you must remove the grill grates. The pan is not open at either end so pouring the leftover ash into a trash bag is not an option. What I've been doing is putting the pan in a trash bag, turning it over and tapping it a few times. It's a pain, but it works. Anyone out there with a better idea, let me know.
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Dont have a fire place so, I dont know if clean ashes. I would recommend to go to Armor website and send them an e-mail with your question. I hope this help you
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Get yourself a grillbasket. I use a stainless steel Weber intended for holding food, but I use it to hold charcoal or wood. After the fire dies, I can gently lift it out and sift 99% of the ashes wherever I want. What's left underneath is easy to wipe or vacuum out, Any unburnt coals are left for reuse.
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There is a burner pan of sorts however it is only as large as the burners which are directed downward into the pan. The pan isn't large enough to hold all the glass or even to cover the base of a small fireplace so much of the glass will sit on the bottom of the fireplace.
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Yes. There is an encapsulated aluminum disk on the bottom of these pans. Check out the pictures I posted. They may have a view that will help you see this better.