Stanbroil48 x 14 Inch Drop-in Fire Pit Kit with Spark Ignition and H-Shape Burner, Gas Fire Pit Table Insert for Outside DIY Firepit, Propane Gas Version, 185,000 BTU Max

This is a very high quality kit. Everything is brass or stainless steal. The 1ft x 3ft burner makes a nice sized 2x4 ft pit. It throws a lot of heat as well. The included ignition kit works well. Installation was very easy, just stack up pavers, bricks, block, etc with a 1 ft x 3ft hole in the middle and drop it in. You can leave it like that or cover with stone or other tops. I set a poured concrete top on mine.

The media could not be loaded. Easy to assemble and install; functions perfectly.I built a heavy duty steel frame, clad it with 3/4" CDX and then cedar fence pickets cut to fit, installed vents to prevent collection of propane fumes, and topped it with a 2-1/4" saw cut Austin limestone rock surface. Had to rent a Skytrak to set it in place.The wife is happy!

Exactly what we are looking for in our outdoor fireplace

The pan is nicely built but the igniter is weak. when I got it the valve was closed so tight that the key broke trying to open it. Otherwise it was what I wanted. The flame in the pic is with the valve barely open, it will make quite the flame fully on.

I had bought a number of these before but I had never purchased the ones with the battery powered sparker. The hookups were simple and the instructions were very clear. I will definitely be buying these again!!!.

Just what I wanted. Built my own firepit table.

Product is great so far. Creates a nice flame, plenty of warmth for surrounding area. Fire pit is 6’x2’ and this unit fits nicely with room for planters, drinks and seating. Def would recommend. Is match light if spark goes bad. Simple alternative.

I spent a week of my life building this and another 1500 on granite. When we finally lit it off only one side actually lit using the included igniter. The other side has to be match lit or it just pumps out gas. Can't see how this thing is even legal for sale given one side is pumping out gas while the other side is lit. Well we own it now but I wish I would have found a different pan cause what's the point ????

Compared to the other options I found, the Stanbroil was great value and seems to do everything I was hoping for. Installation was straightforward. The only challenge was getting the push-button ignitor to work once I'd added fire glass to the tray. I had to clear the glass away from the ignitor entirely, but once I did that everything worked as advertised.

The media could not be loaded. The stainless steel pan is solid and good quality. The product is super easy to assemble. I built my own wood frame and concrete table to make it look more linear than the 36x12 inc. Surprising heat coming out of the burner, we really enjoy it. I recommend.JF, St-Bruno, Canada

Huge fire surface, lots of heat and looks amazing. Takes just shy of 80Lbs of glass beads to fill

Super easy to install, even a monkey could install. Great looking & serves up plenty of heat too. I would recommend getting a smaller size bead or equivalent when purchasing the "decorative fill" which would even the flame out a bit more as we purchased a size that does not dissipate the gas as evenly. Definately worth the price point.Follow up after use: 3 points to make, 1) the thru put @ the btu rate burns gas quickly. Would be good to design a hood cover that would retain the heat for colder events yet still allow for fumes to vent (kinda like a BBQ lid with top vent. 2) the control mechanisms isn't deep enough when framing with conventional lumber size and should be deeper/longer. 3) the dial variable is extremely out of balance as it has full throttle @ 10% turn (currently checking with vendor to see if this is a design flaw/recieved item error).

Easy to instal.