i am planning on turning an outdoor area that was formerly used for plants into a fire pit.\u00a0 the area is 1ft by 6ft, is about 4 feet high, and most closely resembles the picture in the “creative \/ unique” section entitled “Long, narrow fire pit.\u00a0 i am a weekend do it yourself-er, but since i am attempting a do it myself with items that could\u00a0blow up, i need some advice.\u00a0 i understand that some of the questions might be rudimentary.<\/p>\n
1 – is there a kit for a long narrow install, most of the ones i have seen are circular<\/p>\n
2 – if no kit is available, what kind of piping \/ hose needs to extend from the propane tank to the pit (flex line, aluminum, sealed plumbing pipe, etc…)?<\/p>\n
3 – i saw mention of a “pan” that needs to be installed underneath the pipe in the pit to catch propane that might leak, is there more information available on this<\/p>\n
4 – what type of regulator do you recommend for the propane tank<\/p>\n
5 – what type of thermocouple do you recommend, and where is this installed<\/p>\n
6 – does the inside of the pit need to be treated with anything?\u00a0 i saw mention of the aquatic glassell, but i am not sure i understand if this is necessary for what i am trying to do.<\/p>\n
i can send pictures if someone could explain to me how to attach them.\u00a0 i am sure once the dialog begins, i will have more questions.\u00a0 any info you could provide is appreciated.<\/p>\n
thanks<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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