About how deep is the firebowl (not including the legs) on this model firepit? Thank you!
1279089
Firebowl is slightly concave from about 8 1/2" next to the edge to about 10" in the center. The mesh dome cover is about 10" tall at the center. So if you put the mesh dome on, you'd have about 20" tall space in the center.
1279090
Approximately 14 inches deep at the circumference, a bit more in the center....
1153044
The bowl is 5 inches deep in the center but you can have a pretty nice size fire in it. The lattice was kind of a pain to set up.
2050747
I really like this Firepit, used it twice this weekend. The bottom of the pit is a solid melt with air vents. The only mesh is around and and the lid. I'm not at home to measure the deepness, however I think it's a nice big size. I put like 5 logs in it and there isn't still plenty of space. Plus you also get a grill racket for out door grilling and a spoker.
2076149
It is packed away for the winter, so I can't give you exact, but I remember being surprised at how big it was. I was expecting a much smaller fire pit. Guesstimate...2 1/2' diameter and prob. 2' feet high with lid on.
2217104
iam not sure but i would say yes it's at my campground so i don't have the measurements but set it in the firepit and it works great
313228
I was looking for a replacement firepit bowl too - except that I was looking for a 26" diameter one, rather than the 22" for this table. After a lot of searching, I finally found it at Target - they sell a whole pit for about $40. but its simplistic one, with a bowl supported by a ring with 4 collapsible legs. The bowl sits separate. So I bought that, and put the bowl in my existing firepit that has a nice slate surround on it. Fitted perfectly !!!
132917
Can not respond as I do not know. I just measured the diameter of the fire pit and ordered one that would cover it.
1462253
HI, its round with elastic so depends on the size of your firepit. I would measure it first.
36618
The center fire pit section is 20"x20" ledge edge to ledge edge. If you are thinking about a cover, I have purchased a powder-coated aluminum 22"x22" one from pittopper.com. for $99. There are also stainless steel ones available from other sites, but they typically cost about $225-$250.
398369
The fire pit is 29" and measuring the outside lip is 35". I don't know what the metal is but it's appropriate. I'm very satisfied with this little fire pit but it doesn't really "project" the heat. Maybe this is good to prevent escape of the fire.
175208
Approximately 6 inches. There are five pre-drilled holes on each bottom leg pieces. I used the first and second "bottom" holes to stablize my unit without any problems. Extremely happy with the Unit.
1147727
I cannot give you exact dimensions, I no longer have this (divorce), however I can say in height it came up to almost my knes (I'm 5'4"). As to the outside diameter there is a rail ariund the top that stands out 4 to 6 inches from the actual pit. The inside of the pit is two & a half to three ft wide. We could easily put fire wood in with room to spare & cross stack it in 3 rows high.
1457010
I probably wouldn't, but then again I'm a belt and suspenders sort of girl. There is no "bottom" to the pit except for the ring of fiberglass "stone" wall that contacts the ground. The metal fire pit is suspended on that wall.
2268529
This is the fire pit that I have. http://www.lowes.com/pd_328162-53470-66035_0__?productId=3316662I kept the lava rocks on the bottom as filler and used 10 lbs of the fireglass. It looks great!
532899
fire pit rim is about 2 feet above the ground. i can't say about the rest because mine crumbled into rusty flakes after just a couple of fires.
1813718
I use the "Veranda Elite 55-092-011501-00 Patio Round Fire Pit Cover, fits up to 44 inches " and leave the legs exposed. The spit supports have to be removed (no big deal) and something (usually a cardboard box) is placed in the bowl or on the grate to "tent" the material. My experience with this cover is that attaches securely and looks good though it's waterproofing is lacking (easly fixed with a can of silicon spray).Hope this helps
1870731
The very bottom is just under 11" so a 11" diameter burner will not fit. It should fit about 1/4 way up from the bottom which is where the charcoal goes. It is just over 11". It is very simply made and the screws that hold the legs on at the bottom, hold the charcoal bed. The top grill is supported by the top leg screws. If you get this, get the longer leg kit. Makes it very nice not to have to bend over.