Does anyone know what the depth of the depth of the fire bowl is? Considering adding a set of artificial fuel logs (due to burning restrictions)
785662
Measuring at the center it looks to be about 5 inches deep. The sides slope down to the center but it is still a good size to burn even those artificial logs you can buy at the grocery store or places like Walmart or Lowe's. I hope this helps!
602469
................other than blocking the neat yellow flames licking the logs provided with the " campfire", I see no other problem ...if it tames the unit down some for you for cooking certain things......I don't use anything extra accept for the logs provided ...they do have a "grate with 3 legs" to use to facilitate the use of a frying pan for cooking ( extra cost part).....never bought that yet either....I guess it's all in personal preference-when it comes down to it.....answer to your question ?...it's just that it'll tame down the height of the flames on your campfire (depending on the amount and placement of said lava rock)......hope that's a good enough answer for you....Happy Cooking !!! ................other than blocking the neat yellow flames licking the logs provided with the " campfire", I see no other problem ...if it tames the unit down some for you for cooking certain things......I don't use anything extra accept for the logs provided ...they do have a "grate with 3 legs" to use to facilitate the use of a frying pan for cooking ( extra cost part).....never bought that yet either....I guess it's all in personal preference-when it comes down to it.....answer to your question ?...it's just that it'll tame down the height of the flames on your... » Read More ................other than blocking the neat yellow flames licking the logs provided with the " campfire", I see no other problem ...if it tames the unit down some for you for cooking certain things......I don't use anything extra accept for the logs provided ...they do have a "grate with 3 legs" to use to facilitate the use of a frying pan for cooking ( extra cost part).....never bought that yet either....I guess it's all in personal preference-when it comes down to it.....answer to your question ?...it's just that it'll tame down the height of the flames on your campfire (depending on the amount and placement of said lava rock)......hope that's a good enough answer for you....Happy Cooking !!! « Show Less
833403
I'd go by measurement. What is the diameter of your fire bowl? What's the diameter of this cover? If they are the same (or the cover is a quarter of an inch larger) it should work.
467768
There is not that much clearance. Also the quality was not real good so if it gets to hot it just falls apart then you have sparks everywhere. If it was me I would not use this for a fireplace that has a log lighter
1153045
Just sits on top. The depth is about 6-7". The bottom grate sits too close to bowl. Had to put some bricks in it to get some air flow.
1264969
I did not keep this pot, I gave it away as a gift...so not sure about the depth. The particular pot I bought had "feet" or "legs" and therefore, I think would not be suitable for a glass cook top. It was selected to be used as an outdoor pot over an open fire.
511249
What is the glass depth (height) that you would be filling? I assumed that your firebox has a front and back width of 45", your depth was 8" and the glass depth would be 2.5. The calculation would be 47 lbs
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Hey Daniel, The bowl for this fire pit is approximately 5-5.25"D x 24" across. If you need further assistance, feel free to give us a call at 877-447-4768. Thank you! - GHP Group Customer Service Team
2022092
The interior bowl is 28" diameter and the depth is about 12 1/2". It's a really good size and the fire can be higher than the 12" because the domed lid is high too.
892453
Measuring only the structure itself (the faux stone part) my fire pit is 13 inches tall. The fire bowl sits almost flush with the top rim.
1457007
I would say you could. I would purchase one of those fire proof grill mats under it in case you build a big fire. The bowl would not touch the deck but the base does get hot and leave marks on the deck.
1629012
The actual dimension is very close to the description which 43" tall and 15" wide. It is really not that wide. As a matter of fact, I think the area where you put the logs is a little small. The mouth is not wide enough to stuff big logs in. In addition, I personally think it is a little too short. The reason is smoke gets to your eyes when you stand up. One last thing I would say is you have to keep on opening/closing the cap on the top. If you close it for too long, fire would come out from the mouth which may burn you if you are too close. Then if you open the cap for too long, all the smoke is shooting out. Other than that, I am pretty happy with this product. I hope this helps. The actual dimension is very close to the description which 43" tall and 15" wide. It is really not that wide. As a matter of fact, I think the area where you put the logs is a little small. The mouth is not wide enough to stuff big logs in. In addition, I personally think it is a little too short. The reason is smoke gets to your eyes when you stand up. One last thing I would say is you have to keep on opening/closing the cap on the top. If you close it for too long, fire would come out from the mouth which may burn you if you are too close. Then if you open the cap for too long,... » Read More The actual dimension is very close to the description which 43" tall and 15" wide. It is really not that wide. As a matter of fact, I think the area where you put the logs is a little small. The mouth is not wide enough to stuff big logs in. In addition, I personally think it is a little too short. The reason is smoke gets to your eyes when you stand up. One last thing I would say is you have to keep on opening/closing the cap on the top. If you close it for too long, fire would come out from the mouth which may burn you if you are too close. Then if you open the cap for too long, all the smoke is shooting out. Other than that, I am pretty happy with this product. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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I'm not at home at the moment but I would estimate ~15". I found that the depth and width of this model allowed for more than enough space to stack a pretty hefty fire. No issues there. I'll check it and respond when I get back home. Hope this helps.
752580
I have a gas fireplace with no logs so I am unfamiliar with that kind so I don't know how deep your is . I had to buy two bags of ten pounds each , at about 3 in. deep and my bowel is about 18 x 18 . I do love the effect it has on the fire and love to sit by it just look at the glass sparkle . It is a bit expensive but I do like it . Hope this helps .
1098084
It would need to be modified and refitted. I suspect that you could have the gas line folks place the appropriate line to the bowl and drill a hole through the bottom to attach to your separate fire ring/burner/starter apparatus. This may not meet code requirements. You would also need to secure the bowl to the ground with outside hardware for safety. It should be solid enough to serve this purpose. I would consider it a mid level steel construction...not flimsy like many in stores, but not as heavy and thick as a cast iron one that we also have at home (which also weighs about 100 lbs more).
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It is not very deep at all. You have to be careful about the size of the logs you're using both for width and height. If you stack two layers of logs, you will not be able to fit the cooking grid in place. I didn't care about that because I had no intention of cooking on it.
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It is not deep enough to fit logs AND grill on top of the cooking grill at the same time. As far as cooking is concerned, I have been told not to burn coals on it, but I ignored the warnings and have cooked on it with hot coals more then once and it did not ruin my pit so far.