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HPC 121 Inch DIY Torpedo Trough Burner and Interlink Pan

HPC 121 Inch DIY Torpedo Trough Burner and Interlink Pan

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Product Details

Manufacturer: HPC
HPC Part Numbers: TORIL121X8SS
Item Number: HPC-TORIL121X8SS
The HPC 121 Inch DIY Torpedo Trough Burner and Interlink Pan gives your outdoor space a seriously cool focal point. Crafted from tough 18-gauge 304 stainless steel, this burner is built to last and looks sharp. It's designed for easy setup, with straight walls that let you tuck it neatly into your setup. You'll love the awesome flames from the torpedo nozzles, creating a big, dramatic show. Plus, thoughtful details like weep holes make sure water drains away, keeping everything looking good. This kit comes with everything you need to get started, including the pan, burner, and handy brackets. It's a fantastic way to really amp up your outdoor entertaining game.

Please Note: This is a burner and pan only. Ignition system must be purchased separately.

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Patrick S. from CA asked:
How much fire glass would be needed for the 121-inch trough?
How much fire glass would be needed for the 121-inch trough?
For this burner/trough pan, you would need roughly 65 pounds of fire glass media. 
Answered by: Aaron D. on Feb 03, 2025

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Niranjan S. from Chicago asked:
I am considering this kit to put inside a fire table, is there anything else I would need to purchase for it?
I am considering this kit to put inside a fire table, is there anything else I would need to purchase for it?
You will need a shut-off valve of some kind, but, apart from that, if your table is rated for a burner such as this and the size is appropriate, this may be all that is needed besides the media of your choice (lava rock or fire glass, for example).
Answered by: Tyler M.

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