How hot does this get on the bottom? Could it sit on a plastic patio table?
1122699
We have ours on a metal patio table. I'm thinking that it would be too hot for a plastic table
1122700
It doesn't get that hot but I use an aluminum folding table I got for $20 at Walmart.
1122701
I would not recommend sitting it on plastic, not sure how hot the bottom because it is only about 4 inches, give or take, from the bottom of the oven. We had it on a table that was a woodgrain material over particle board and it did fine, but it was outside and nothing that would have melted. Hope this helps!
1122702
I've never attempted to feel the table or under it while it's in use, but seeing as how the heat comes from under the stones, I wouldn't recommend putting it on a plastic table. I've used an aluminum camping table in the past and they do make a leg kit for the oven that allows it to stand alone that are very cool. I have also used it on a wood platform that hubby made to sit on our deck railing and it was ok there as well.
1122703
I think it's too hot for a plastic table. The bottom doesn't necessarily get too hot - it sits up on legs but the oven itself gets to 8 or 900 degrees so I don't think that's a great idea. I have mine on a metal rolling cart with a tile top. Hope that helps!I put mine on a metal rolling cart that has a tile top. Hope that helps.
1122704
it has legs so it should be ok on a plastic table. We bought the stand so it is at the right height without a table.
1942944
Well, it is a plastic seat rather than metal, so it doesn't get incredibly hot. My mom has hers under a pair of trees so it gets partial/sun/shade.
1107419
The base of the bowl doesn't get any hot. I have had mine many times on top of a wooden coffee table at the side yard, and never had any problem with the heat. It's a very safe design, all the heat remains on the top.
1722347
Ours sits in the shade all day so heat is not a problem. I would assume that it would get hot in the sun if exposed for any length of time, as would all metal. We also put a seat and back cushion on it, so we may not be the best resource to answer the question. It is a nice unit and seems solid. We're happy.
585341
It makes a great work space but I would not put anything hot on it. It is plastic. It would be great if it were glass or stone.
1329508
If I recall the bottom of those grills don't get that hot... The plastic on this table is very strong.. I would bet it would withstand the typical heat from a gas stove like a Colman heater!
2026053
We use it for bbqing it is plastic heavy duty plastic but idk about having the grill on it with the heat is the only thing I would be worried about. But I would be worried about that with any plastic table.
1329507
that would depend on the stove. some get quite warm on the bottom. so you should try feeling it to see if it gets very warm. my impression is this table is pretty tough and it would handle it. i'm not a plastic molding guym,,, but i think they mold plastic above 300 degrees so i doubt the stove gets that hot.
409499
I live in the desert where it routinely gets above 100 degrees. I haven't had any problems with the bench being too hot to sit on.
904531
This gets hot enough to touch but doesnt heat my mug well. I would not put a plastic tumbler on it, it will melt it for sure.
1975475
I think it heats all around. I use it for family get togethers and I love it. I don't believe it gets real hot on the outside though, so that makes it real nice to set on counter tops. Hope this helps your question.
780867
Yes, the firepit gets very hot on the bottom and even will burn the grass if you set it on the lawn. Works perfect on concrete or stone patio. Hope this helps.
940200
Yes. This small grill is perfect for putting on a table outside! We have used it on a small tile outdoor table, as well as an iron table. Wonderful little grill!
2068274
Hot??, that's subjective. If unopened it would keep hot liquid fairly warm. Best you can expect, subject to outside temperature
1417126
The frame does get hot but not enough that it would melt the plastic table I was using it on.
2215295
It does get pretty hot. I would not store anything on top of it that would melt. The sides and front are not too bad, but the top does heat up pretty good.
582743
Hi. It says to not set on a combustible surface. There is about a 5 inch gap between the bottom of the pit and the ground. I don't think it gets very hot underneath but I would probably put something on top of your table just to be safe.