30x10 inch Drop-in Firepit Burner Kit, Stainlesss Steel Firepit Insert H Burner with Spark Ignition kit, Propane or Gas Version, 125000 BTU, Indoor or Outdoor DIY Fireplace

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I build a bar and used this to create an east place for my kids to make s'mores. Follow the directions it's super easy to install!

The price you pay for this BBQMANN firepit kit is a STEAL! The quality of all the parts appears to be top notch. I have a 44-inch round firepit that I am building which already has a BBQMANN 24-inch round "ring burner". I needed all the extra components to complete my project. When I saw this complete kit, I had to grab it. The large stainless steel 36x12 inch drop-in pan with the "H" burner is well constructed (I have over 20 years of experience in the Sheet-Metal industry). This 36x12 pan and burner will be set aside for a future additional firepit. This BBQMANN kit is not a thin gauge, flimsy constructed unit that you usually see from the big box stores at a much higher price. The only (small) issue that I have with the kit is regarding the ignition switch/shut off valve bracket faceplate, it does not have the printing on it that should show "Warning, What to do if you smell gas, High/Low flame, Ignition button Push..." as the pictures in the product listing shows. That only cost BBQMANN half a star... this is still a high-quality kit!

This is for a spring project. I'm rebuilding our outdoor grill/kitchenette area with everything built in (grill, sink, refrigerator). This will be the centerpiece to give it that "fancy" look (even though we're far from fancy people! lol) But of course I had to unbox it and check it out! It's a more complicated setup than our outdoor firepit. It has an air mixing valve between the gas supply (I connected it to a 20 pound propane tank) and the gas valve. So, I got it hooked up to gas, turned it on, and lit with a lighter. It works great, but I turned it off immediately because I had it in the garage, resting on 2 cardboard boxes, and right next to 3 full propane tanks. I respect gas and electricity very much, and knew the safety monitors would frown upon this arrangement. But had to make sure it works, you understand... It works, and just as importantly, I got exact dimensions for building the drop-in area. I didn't completely assemble because I'm reboxing until construction time (but I know the igniter works because I put the battery in it and in the process pressed the button with it in my hand... Yeah. Exhilarating - lol!). So, those were my antics... As far as quality? High. Everything you need to get it running is included. Build your drop-in to code (if "possible"), and don't set it up on boxes next to enough propane to blow you to smithereens! Or get a plumber to install it for you. I can't wait, and I'll try to remember to come back and add pictures of the final installation. Definitely a 5/5 and I highly recommend!!!!

Imagine building your own fire pit table that rivals or exceeds high end models costing $$$.You have everything here you need for the guts of a large rectangular fire pit table for the centerpiece of your outdoor gathering area.This is a heavy gauge system of 304 stainless and heavy brass fittings. The whole thing weighs 17 lbs per the specs and it feels heavier than that!I plan to find a unique piece of used classic furniture or outdoor fixture for the base. Something that could hold the propane tank or perhaps I’ll get the proper hose to tie this into the valve to my in-ground tank that I currently use for my grill.I see building a unique high quality fire pit table to match the quality of this kit. This will probably last for most of my life unlike the cheap throwaways you fund today for a few hundred $.Most of the work is ready done for you in this kit. Just need an appropriate base, add a fire resistant top, cut out the opening, drill a few holes and you’re ready to install this beauty with your fire glass or lava rock. You could even add a glass wall kit if you like.

I have a standard square firepit and it's fine. But I wanted to make one for the sauna that I'm building this winter. This shape will be perfect for heat and the 'look'. This kit has every single thing you could ask for, even the battery for the igniter. I'll be using propane for this build. The construction is top notch with stainless steel. It's heavy. The fittings are brass, and everything connected well while testing them. I'll probably get a longer hose to hide the 20lb tank but that's just me.I just have two items. Is the Teflon tape propane rated? Usually it's yellow., this was white Be careful opening this box, I use a knife and the hoses were packed on top.I've seen other kits at much higher prices and was very pleasantly surprised at the overall kit and quality.

I ordered this #BBQMann Firepit Burner kit to build a firepit to match our new deck. The firepit is currently under construction but I did assemble all the plumbing and hooked it up to a propane tank. I opened the valve on the tank and on the kit, pressed the igniter and the firepit came to life. This thing throws off a lot of heat and has a great flame. I can't wait to finish up the housing and start using this huge firepit. Absolutely happy with this firepit kit and the quality and materials used.

Practically every propane and fire component you will need to build your own firepit table (which is my plan). The actual burner looks really well made. I hope to update this and show pictures of the table when I complete it!