By looking at the picture I'm wondering if you use a white gas tank - is it going to show thru the black lattice sides? It looks like it would but no one has mentioned this.
1115527
The product comes with a black cover for the propane tank. However, be prepared to have to call for the glass rocks, they were missing. Just inconvenient.
1115528
The product comes with a black cover for the people tank. However, the glass rocks were missing, replaced just inconvenient of having to wait.
1115529
It comes with a black cover but we dont use it -we painted the gas can a matte black. It is an excellent fire bowl ...we love it!
1115530
Yes I use a white propane tank. The fireplace comes with a black cover that you place around the tank to hide it from view.
1115531
When I ordered ours it came with a black propane slip cover it slides right onto the tank and holds securely on. It makes the propane tank not noticeable. I had the same concern when I bought ours. It looks beautiful and works perfect!
1115532
You do use a white propane tank but the fire bowl kit on amazon should come with a black cover for the tank.
1115533
This firepit comes with a black vinyl "sock" that pulls over the propane tank and camouflages it when stored. Though I had my doubts about its durability it is still going strong after 3 years.
1115534
The product comes with a black cover for the propane tank. However, the glass rocks were missing, replaced just inconvenient of having to wait.
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Mine went into a 1997GMC Jimmy. The tank was all metal. Only problem was the angle of the fuel line connections. Had to extend lines.
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Mine has the burner on one side but not a fire box,, not sure what that would be. If though the dimension is the same as the burner side it should. My advice is to return it if it's not to late depending from where you bought it. The latest second cover purchase didn't even last the season this year before fading to a light almost white! Black on the back side though since there was no sun able to get to it. The rest of the grill is all rusting away and it's just two years since purchase. It's always been covered too. I'll never buy any of their products again. Run to get a refund while you can is my advice. Mine has the burner on one side but not a fire box,, not sure what that would be. If though the dimension is the same as the burner side it should. My advice is to return it if it's not to late depending from where you bought it. The latest second cover purchase didn't even last the season this year before fading to a light almost white! Black on the back side though since there was no sun able to get to it. The rest of the grill is all rusting away and it's just two years since purchase. It's always been covered too. I'll never buy any of their products again. Run to get a refund while you... » Read More Mine has the burner on one side but not a fire box,, not sure what that would be. If though the dimension is the same as the burner side it should. My advice is to return it if it's not to late depending from where you bought it. The latest second cover purchase didn't even last the season this year before fading to a light almost white! Black on the back side though since there was no sun able to get to it. The rest of the grill is all rusting away and it's just two years since purchase. It's always been covered too. I'll never buy any of their products again. Run to get a refund while you can is my advice. « Show Less
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I agree that it doesn't seem to matter. It is a simple screen sandwiched between the two plastic housings.Seems to me if it was critical they would have marked it. I installed mine with the side stamped USA as the inlet side, (from the tank). Have absolutely no problem with the fuel flow.
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Hi!!The idea its to p ut inside and below of the tank in order the bubles take the color of the LEDs, and look truly beautiful background for your fisk tank,Another thing to put inside of your tank fisk this accesory, its to have a better aireation your tank, good look!
1015906
You did it correctly. Make sure the top button is all the way forward, pressed against the front of the indentation, at which point you will hear gas coming out. Sometimes I have to fiddle with mine a bit, but I've always gotten it to light.
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You can use the white light. It looks cool on many of the settings. Really makes the other things in the tank "pop" like the colored rocks. If you would like me to send you a picture of the lighted tank on my favorite setting let me know.
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Hi there. Can you give me some idea of how large the tank is? The Propane GasGenie picks up small temperature changes in the tank wall as the gas is used up. If the tank is very large the changes could be too small to detect. Regards Peter
448681
Mine did. My gas block was lower than my rail, so obviously I had to order the taller version.
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That is how I fill mine, however I have been told that some of the stations will make you unload it from your pickup to put gas in, I haven't had that problem yet, one thing to note tho, if it is very full and you tip it to move it around gas will come out of the fuel gauge tube, I plan on taking the fuel gauge off and plugging the tube while moving it.Hope this helps, it is a great product other than the gauge but even that is no big deal.
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If you look at the picture, two of the 4 sides have an opening near the top. The glass part of the tank does not go all the way up.
1848148
thank you for the question no the gas Gets released through the vemy within airlock vent at the to. it works great
2017321
NOT exactly..the picture shows just the copper wire..there is actually another wire that runs along side it AND another one farther down. ALSO ours came with some sort of stabilizing gizmo (metal bracket) that seems to keep the heater more stable on the tank. Ummm...it makes it even more difficult for me (long fingernails etc) to change out the tanks. It's still fairly simple looking compared to two others we have purchased in the past 6 months (one was returned to store because we had it less than 2 months..thermocouple(?) went bad). Mine is definitely not as simple looking as what I was expecting. NOT exactly..the picture shows just the copper wire..there is actually another wire that runs along side it AND another one farther down. ALSO ours came with some sort of stabilizing gizmo (metal bracket) that seems to keep the heater more stable on the tank. Ummm...it makes it even more difficult for me (long fingernails etc) to change out the tanks. It's still fairly simple looking compared to two others we have purchased in the past 6 months (one was returned to store because we had it less than 2 months..thermocouple(?) went bad). Mine is definitely not as simple looking as what I was... » Read More NOT exactly..the picture shows just the copper wire..there is actually another wire that runs along side it AND another one farther down. ALSO ours came with some sort of stabilizing gizmo (metal bracket) that seems to keep the heater more stable on the tank. Ummm...it makes it even more difficult for me (long fingernails etc) to change out the tanks. It's still fairly simple looking compared to two others we have purchased in the past 6 months (one was returned to store because we had it less than 2 months..thermocouple(?) went bad). Mine is definitely not as simple looking as what I was expecting. « Show Less
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I bought 2 and one was partially filled and the other was not. It may be due to rules against shipping compressed gas, do not know. Partial tank lasted for quite a while.
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I have had the same problem and I found out it happens the most when the fuel canister if full. Make sure to hole the canister so the threads are up as if the canister is setting on the ground when you thread it on. thread on slowly until you feel it getting tight then quickly turn it on to avoid excess spay. You will notice the difference that very little if any comes out.
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That gap is designed to let the air in to mix with the fuel. it is entirely normal. you may have to block it a little in extremely windy conditions.
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I would think its a stretch ---- the light if attached to the end of the tank, its edge would barely reach the the middle. If attached in the middle, you would have dark areas at each end. Perhaps two units would suffice.