Stanbroil 48" x 6" Drop-in Fire Pit Pan with Burner | Upgraded Stainless Steel Jet Burner, High Flame, 91k BTU Max, Linear

Statement piece! Easy to install and great quality!

Quite happy with it. Flames are good size.

It works well with propane. The igniter location can be closer to the nozzle. My igniter never worked .

I have 3/4 gas line going to this and the heat it puts off is amazing. I would recommend filling the bottom of the pan with lava rock to fill most of it and then layer the top with fire glass and dont be cheap on the fire glass. it evenly distributes the heat with the glass on top. also this can handle the BTUs for sure no doubt.

Very well made, would have given 5 stars but the mount for the igniter is not in the right spot, it’s to far away to start the flame

Excellent high end finishing touch for our Wolf range.

Excelente

Item gives off heat! Good flame! Poor review is due to the ignitor. I purchased an electric ignitor, but it won't actually work with this unit because the jets are so high. Seller recommends finding a longer one, but I have been unable to do so after looking through many options, and seller can't recommend any specific ubit. Unfortunate that they say it has a slot for ignitor but nothing on market works. Kinda scary lighting 108k btu firepit with a lighter....leads to some singed hair!

Je l'ai installé sur ma table. Tout est parfait pour mon utilisation. 3 ans sans problème alors que j'écris ce message.

using is happily sеcond yеar

Very Good

Nice burner

The components are steel and well machined. Gas manifolds that don't have to operate at high temperatures are quite expensive, so I can understand some of the high price. Assuming you already have blocks, metal, or poured concrete to build your table, and you just bought this, you still have a few other expensive components to add. Other reviewers complained that this will fill with water and won't work. I couldn't test with propane, but i did connect the manifold to a fairly strong air pump I have. With water in the manifold, the air pump was able to quickly make a lot of the water sputter out, and the air then flowed freely; there was still some water in the system but that surely would have evaporated while using it. I suspect the system would have lit if the water column wasn't so big that it creates a blockage. Also, what's pictured (a wide metal basin holding rocks or charcoal) isn't what you'll get. To achieve that look, you'll need a large metal basin in which you'd install this burner assembly. I'm a bit disappointed by the value for money and overall aesthetic.