Can I use a 4 can Real Flame Outdoor Log Set in a double sided indoor fireplace?
774498
Sorry I don't have any idea what a double sided indoor fireplace but if it means you can see from both sides of the fireplace (no enclosure) the realism may suffer
774499
We have only used ours in an outdoor firepit, but I don't see why you couldn't use in in your open fireplace. Its doesn't create smoke or an odor.
774500
It would depend on the size of the opening, but I have it in an outdoor firepit without an issue.
774501
I don't see why not as the fuel can be used indoors. You just need to be able to snuff the flame.
875922
Not advisable. These sticks are for outdoor use only. Not only will it be a fire hazard but the amount of smoke it generates will cause respiratory problems in an enclosed area.
1179371
I don't see why not, as long as you can fit medium to small sized logs so the grill can seat properly
1484454
I would not burn wood/biomass indoors. Once the stove gets going it is less smokey, but will generate lots of smoke during startup or while adding fuel. I have not used the alcohol burner attachment, but that would definitely be better for a low ventilation area. I love this stove, but it is basically a mini campfire (I did use it in a 3 sided AT shelter, but depending on wind the smoke was annoying)
1197208
so it can be use indoor fireplace and would we need something like plate to burn on? what do I need to use inside my home
1422105
I am familiar with using fire glass with gas fireplaces (to obscure/hide the gas lines). So in this case, it is a bit different because this fire pit is wood burning. Technically, you could use fire glass with this product, but you would need to have the appropriate burner if you are just using fire glass. If you combine fire glass and logs, you'll have an interesting project to separate the glass from the ash after your fire has died out and the glass has cooled. There are no drainage holes in this fire pit--so if you plan to install a gas burner, you'll need to accommodate for that in your construction plans.
1007146
Yes. I actually use them for putting logs in my woodstove... very hot work.
1182219
I used a duraflame starter log, then made a structure of real wood around it, and the starter log did it's job and got my fire going. If you are using this outside you don't have to worry about the fumes or buildup that certain woods will generate, either; so you could use pine or just about any other wood to burn in this.
790456
First of all, no! Second: Propane should never be used inside - however if you must do so near an open window (with no incoming breeze) for ventilation. It should rest on a piece of granite or ceramic slab (such as a large piece of quarry tile.) A fireplace with a real stone hearth is a good bet (with no fire going.) I do this only in emergencies like the power is out and if the weather is brutally cold/windy or rainy outside. Never leave it untended and don't cook a five course meal - which lengthens your exposure and length of time for something to go wrong.
2276229
sure, but they are very bulky. My hubby uses them for the fire pit and fireplace.
708908
While I haven't tried it, I think the legs are too short. Though, you could probably stack bricks or similar under the four legs to increase the height. If you use a cast iron wood carrier in the fireplace to make sure the flaming logs have air underneath the challenge might be a little greater. The grate itself is cast iron, but since the grate bars are triangular, like a Toblerone chocolate, I imagine the flame will hit a larger surface area of the meat. Not sure it would work well. It might but I don't know. My gut tells me that this grill is best used over a bed of coals.
713028
Probably not. . .I have a 10x14 wooden deck, and I put four small patio cement blocks under the bottom corners to prevent the heat from possibly touching the wood. This fire pit gets a lot of airflow, so the flames can suddenly get really high.
1395624
If you can put a sterno can in a fire place, then you can use this in it also. I don't have a fire place so I wouldn't know about placing the sterno in it. I don't see why you wouldn't be able to. I love my log set, we use it outside by our hot tub!
1974391
Yes, it is dual fuel which means you can use LP or natural gas. Both hookups are on the back of the fireplace.
987628
It depends if you're putting it in a fireplace or if you're bringing it outside and a fire pit I burned 1 to 2 and a fireplace in the house and the same thing outside it is recommended only to use one at a time
1250386
Yes you should be able to but it will be tricky covering the burner with logsso that it is not exposed
1762252
This is my second fire pit, and it's smaller and allows for less fire than the last. Beautiful and cross-functional with the table, and allows for a nice sized fire (12" to 14" logs ideal), but if your primary objective is heating a large area in very cold weather this may not be your best option.