I thought gas barbeques were bad but but can you seriously get gas fire pits?
Eg: https://www.whitestores.co.uk/fireg...fee-table-with-wind-guard.html?product=W17491I thought gas barbeques were bad but but can you seriously get gas fire pits?
Well the example I've just included of a fire pit spec'd about 6hrs for a 6kg bottle.The hours depends on the output of the heater.
Not enough info given.
Understood, but most fire pits I've used has meant walking away smelling of smoke, which isn't ideal for me...That is a good point but part of the fun is feeding the fire pit fuel, chopping the wood to put on and just 'man make fire'. Simply switching a flame on does not have the same appeal. Plus my fire pit was at least ten times cheaper than the one linked.
Exactly... Only downside is if you assume you get say 6-8hrs of use per 5kg gas bottle, that works out about £4 per hour.Much like with barbecues, these presumably also have the advantage of being able to spontaneously decide to go and fire it up for half an hour on an evening, enjoy a drink and then turn it off again and not need the entire thing to be a workup to set up and clean that means you never use it unless you'll be sat there for 3 hours.
"Gas burner" being a patio heater type thingy?That gas bottles for my gas barbecue and outdoor gas burner seem to last ages, like well over a year maybe 2, and I use those all the time.
Those are 12 &15 kg respectively.
"Gas burner" being a patio heater type thingy?
OhNah, like an ourdoor gas hob ring.
I mostly use it to put a large wok on when I do some stir fry outside in the garden. I have an induction hob in the housee with no piped gas which is useless for any type of wok I have tried.
I also made a large home made deep fryer which I put it on.
All over the climate catastrophe cult... Sigh...Unbelievable that the government is banning the sale of gas boilers for domestic winter heating, but allows bottled gas heating of the sky in what we laughably call a 'Summer'.