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Outdoor Natural Gas Fire Pits and Fire Pit Rings
Throughout the year, we enjoy gathering together to grill and tell stories around the fire, making perfect use of items like the outdoor natural gas fire pit and our fire pit rings. However, we need to remember to practice safety when utilizing natural gas fire pits and when building a fire in general. A fire pit is an excellent way to have a safer, more controlled campfire. We at eFireplaceStore.com offer a wide selection of fire pits and accessories, including your ideal fire pit ring and more. Each is designed with beauty, safety, and functionality in mind. You can choose an outdoor gas fire pit or an outdoor natural gas fire pit to your liking; when selecting a fire pit, you can even consider one that comes with a grill or a surface, a feature that accommodates beverages and snacks. Easily find the fire pit that is most suited to your preferences and needs. Get started now; check out our complete selection of outdoor fireplaces here on eFireplaceStore.com.
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Larry K
from Mansfield, OH asked:
July 31, 2018
Can a gas fire pit be placed on a deck?
1 Answer
Yes some can be place on wooden decks.
Owen O.
on August 1, 2018
Debra
from Cincinnati, Ohio asked:
November 14, 2016
My home owners association requires UL rated outdoor fireplaces/pits only. Do you carry units that are UL rated and state such?
1 Answer
UL listings commonly found with wood burning and electric hearth products are not used with gas hearth systems. Instead, all tested and listed gas hearth systems will have a corresponding ANSI standard. To explain, UL stands for Underwriters Laboratories, which is an agency that provides product testing for various products. While many products will have a UL standard, any number of testing agencies may have performed the product testing to that standard. Any of the wood burning fireplaces we offer will have a UL listing, but the testing agency used to attain that standard may have been PFS Corp, Omni or Underwriters Laboratories. To help provide clarity, this sample installation manual for an electronic ignition outdoor firepit insert reflects a product that has been safety-tested and listed to ANSI Z21.97-2010 ACR97-003 by CSA International.
Will M.
on November 15, 2016
Doug
from VA asked:
March 9, 2015
How do I protect my deck from the heat that these fire pits produce?
1 Answer
Ideally, a pad constructed of brick or stone pavers would be used. These usually give sufficient insulating value to prevent discoloration of the decking.
eFireplaceStore
on March 10, 2015
Dallas
from Richmond, VA asked:
December 29, 2014
What are rules for clearances for flame to combustible ceiling like in a screened in porch?
1 Answer
A gas fire pit can be installed under a covered opening, but there are hefty clearance requirements that must be observed. Most burners require an overhead clearance of at least 10 feet, which does not include the height of the burner or mounting pedestal itself.
eFireplaceStore
on December 30, 2014
Harry
from Northern Michigan asked:
March 25, 2014
Are all of the parts to this unit fake? Are they weatherproof?
1 Answer
The entire Peterson Outdoor Campfyre series is indeed composed of artificial logs, a fire pit, and gas burner assembly and is designed for outdoor use. The stainless steel burner and refractory cement logs are indeed very durable and designed to withstand direct exposure to the elements.
Collin C. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
on March 25, 2014
Eileen
from San Diego, CA asked:
May 24, 2013
With a gas log fire pit, can you roast marshmallows?
1 Answer
Due to harmful chemical residue that can be released from the fireplace logs and media, it is not recommended for food to come in contact with the combustion gases.
Collin C. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
on May 24, 2013
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