GRISUN Drop-in Fire Pit Kit 36 x 12 Inch, H-Shape Burner with Pan, Comes with Upgraded Spark Ignition Kit for Gas Fire Pit, Fire Pit Table Insert Stainless Steel for Indoor Outdoor Decoration

Good quality. Decent price point. Looks good

I just purchased and installed this fire pit today, so I can’t speak to the long-term durability yet — but so far, I’m very happy with it. It looks absolutely beautiful once installed. I installed it in a ceramic-top table that was part of an outdoor furniture set purchased at Sam’s Club, and the finished result really exceeded my expectations. The installation was fairly straightforward if you’re comfortable with basic gas connections and setup. One thing to note — the included regulator and hose are pretty short. I’d prefer to place the propane tank a bit farther away from the table for better spacing and safety, so I’ll be purchasing a 12-foot hose/regulator to give me more flexibility with placement. I also purchased 30 lbs of fire glass, which turned out to be way too much. I ended up using about 23 lbs. Any more than that and I couldn’t get the lid to sit completely flat. Overall, the fire pit looks great, works well, and really upgraded the look of our outdoor space. Very pleased with the purchase so far.

Great quality, better than the original.

Finished construction of our fire pit table. Easy assembly & perfect addition to our patio, when the weather gets cooler. Overall height is 24" with rollers. Used 3/4" Melamine for top, 2"x3" frame, Hardie board to enclose frame. Needed 30 lbs of large Fire Glass for best coverage of fire rings, plan to add 18"x18"x6" wind guard.

Here at the city headquarters it was time to install some glass rocks in the trusty fire pit. So, I bought some glass fire rock and started removing the old volcanic rock and crumbling fire logs. Turns out my trusty fire pit was in reality a rusty fire pit and needed a new pan. This was the ticket. My wife and I tore the old one apart and using what was left of the pan marked the holes we needed to drill in order to match the mounting holes. That stainless steel is tough. Good thing I had some mustard for the drill bits.this was the only modification I had to make. The valve mounting bracket wasn't an exact fit but it worked just fine for me. I took some small jack chain and a couple of key rings and made a valve key keeper so it is right where I need it. The pit looks better than new and we are extremely pleased. Fit perfectly in the opening and looks and works fantastic.

I think this is the first bad review I’ve ever written on Amazon. I don’t mind if you get a faulty product and they let you return it, or at least contact you back when you leave a message, but this company’s customer service is abysmal, and they forfeited their right to a favorable review. The good: The fire ring looks nice. It’s shiny. The bad: The knob doesn’t fit, and it doesn’t light. The ugly: Customer service. Be aware that this item is non-returnable, and calling the company is fruitless. They don’t answer, and don’t return a call. We’re not even sure that our message was recorded. There’s no way to contact them electronically. I spoke with Amazon customer service, and they refunded me and said it wasn’t a safe item to return. I suppose they’re worried there may be gas lingering in the ring or a line. This was a waste of three hours of installation, and trying to make it light. At least their helpful troubleshooting instructions tell you to make sure the gas is turned on. 🙄.

The metal seems to be very high quality but I’ve only had it a couple of weeks now. The overall assembly was very easy except I made two minor mistakes... first I put the aerator on in the wrong direction... so I had very small flame and a lot of gas smell. So I reversed it and the flames were a bit higher but nothing like the picture. That’s when I realized (and re-read the directions) and found the aerator is only needed for when propane is used. I had ran natural gas so since I removed the aerator, it worked perfectly. I really liked that it had all the parts needed (both propane and natural gas connectors/hoses). Also, don’t forget to add the battery in the starter. I used this insert in a poured concrete table (Michael Builds on YouTube has a great video on how to do it.)

Only had to get a few fitting to make this work for NG. Built my own base, plug and play fire pit. No rattle from the valve or line. No whistling from the porting in the tubes. Works great! Lots of heat and plenty of flame.

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Great product but regulator seem to be cheap and not working properly! Spoke to representative and they gave me a credit for this !