onlyfire Square Stainless Steel Drop-in Fire Pit Burner Ring and Pan Assembly,12-Inch

I work in the hearth industry & used this burner in a bourbon barrel body for an LP fire table. It worked OK with the orifice (by separately) away from the burner, as per the minimal supplied "directions." The burner had great flames, but sooted up significantly. moving the orifice closer to the burner yield s a cleaner flame with minimal adjustment. I will keep trying it in different locations until I like the flames & adjustability.

Used this to replace a rusted out insert on my old Rona-purchased outdoor gas fireplace. Needed a bit of modification but cost about 33% of the price of a replacement burner.

I bought this in used but excellent condition. Like some other reviews, the packaging does seem to be insufficient as it arrived with one of the corners substantially bent upward. I was able to bend this back to almost unnoticeable condition. I expected something like this as I purchased it in used condition, so no big deal. As for the pan and burner, they are well made and the dimensions were spot on. We were converting a DIY wood firepit to propane and this fit perfectly and works perfectly. We also purchased the Onlyfire control box and an extra long (18 foot) propane line and both items fit and worked perfectly for our application. We are very happy with this purchase and now we can enjoy a nice relaxing fire with no fuss and no more smelling like smoke. The one thing I will say is that because this is such a large burner it does seem like we will be going through a good amount of propane, so be aware of this when choosing the size pan/burner combo for your project if you have that flexibility. We anticipated this, so not a problem for us.

I didn't see natural gas fire pits available anyehere and had to build my own. I am glad to find this burner. It's stainless steel all over and looks very sturdy. I put it on the metal frame of a night stand, which fits well. I used a 1/2 to 3/8 inch valve that can be found at Amazon or Home Depot for about $15 to connect the burner with a NG hose. Then it's all set. Of course we also need some fire glass to beautify it. I was arguing with myself whether to get a cheapy wood burning fire table to hold it, but later gave up the idea as the table would take more room to store in winter, and would make the valve under the pit less easy to reach. (We could also use the valve outside the house.) I am happy with my fire pit now.

Easy install & works great. Just a little pricey but it seems they all are pricey.