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Necessories Grand 48 in. Fire Pit Kit in Bluestone with Cooking Grate
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Grand 48 in. Fire Pit Kit in Bluestone with Cooking Grate

  • Rockwood fire ring blocks add rustic charm to your outdoor space
  • Includes cooking grate for backyard grilling
  • 10-Gauge steel fire ring insert and grate offer lasting use
$ 525 83
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Product Overview

  • Rockwood fire ring blocks add rustic charm to your outdoor space
  • Includes cooking grate for backyard grilling
  • 10-Gauge steel fire ring insert and grate offer lasting use
Necessaries Grand Fire Pit with Cooking Grate will make any backyard cookout an instant success. Nothing beats the full flavor of food cooked over an open flame and with 252 sq. in. of area, the 12 in. x 21 in. Cooking Grate offers plenty of room to roast up whatever you are hungry for. This easy to build kit comes complete with everything needed to build (even gloves) and builds in about 30 minutes. The extremely high quality, 10-Gauge steel fire ring insert and grate are the same used by the U.S. National Park Service and will last a lifetime. The swivel cooking grate is specially designed for one handed operation and meets ADA (Americans with Disability Act) guidelines for ease of operation. The high-density Rockwood fire ring blocks are drum tumbled for a rustic old-world look that will compliment any outdoor landscape.
  • Assembled dimension: 48 in. W x 48 in. D x 12 in. H, 31 in. interior dia
  • Comes complete with everything needed to build, including fire-ring block, 10-Gauge steel insert, adhesive and gloves
  • Includes a removable 12 in. x 21 in. swivel cooking grate, perfect for any outdoor cookout
  • Includes easy-to-read course-by-course instructions
  • High-density concrete fire-ring block, drum tumbled for attractive old-world look
  • Builds in under 1-hour no special tools needed
  • Fire ring insert is an extremely durable, single piece, 10-Gauge steel ring (same used by U.S. national park service), no assembly required
  • Items needed for installation: 29 oz. caulk gun, shovel, level and gravel/sand fill
  • California residents see Prop 65 WARNINGS

Product Overview

  • Rockwood fire ring blocks add rustic charm to your outdoor space
  • Includes cooking grate for backyard grilling
  • 10-Gauge steel fire ring insert and grate offer lasting use
Model #: 3500006
Internet #: 301710165

Necessaries Grand Fire Pit with Cooking Grate will make any backyard cookout an instant success. Nothing beats the full flavor of food cooked over an open flame and with 252 sq. in. of area, the 12 in. x 21 in. Cooking Grate offers plenty of room to roast up whatever you are hungry for. This easy to build kit comes complete with everything needed to build (even gloves) and builds in about 30 minutes. The extremely high quality, 10-Gauge steel fire ring insert and grate are the same used by the U.S. National Park Service and will last a lifetime. The swivel cooking grate is specially designed for one handed operation and meets ADA (Americans with Disability Act) guidelines for ease of operation. The high-density Rockwood fire ring blocks are drum tumbled for a rustic old-world look that will compliment any outdoor landscape.

  • Assembled dimension: 48 in. W x 48 in. D x 12 in. H, 31 in. interior dia
  • Comes complete with everything needed to build, including fire-ring block, 10-Gauge steel insert, adhesive and gloves
  • Includes a removable 12 in. x 21 in. swivel cooking grate, perfect for any outdoor cookout
  • Includes easy-to-read course-by-course instructions
  • High-density concrete fire-ring block, drum tumbled for attractive old-world look
  • Builds in under 1-hour no special tools needed
  • Fire ring insert is an extremely durable, single piece, 10-Gauge steel ring (same used by U.S. national park service), no assembly required
  • Items needed for installation: 29 oz. caulk gun, shovel, level and gravel/sand fill
  • California residents see Prop 65 WARNINGS

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Specifications

Dimensions

Assembled Exterior Width (in.)
48
Assembled Height (in.)
12 in
Assembled Interior Width (in.)
31
Bowl Depth (in.)
12
Bowl Length (in.)
31
Bowl Width (in.)
31

Details

Assembled Weight (lbs.)
1035
Assembly Required
Yes
Color Family
Gray
Color/Finish
Bluestone
Features
360 Fire View
Fire Pit Shape
Round
Housing Material
Stone
Included
Hardware
Number of Pieces
59
Outdoor Living Product Type
Fire Pit
Package Weight (lbs.)
1060
Power/Fuel Type
Wood
Product Weight (lb.)
1035lb
Project Kit Type
Fire Pit
Returnable
90-Day
Total BTU
0

Warranty / Certifications

Manufacturer Warranty
yes

Specifications

Dimensions

Assembled Exterior Width (in.)
48
Assembled Height (in.)
12 in
Assembled Interior Width (in.)
31
Bowl Depth (in.)
12
Bowl Length (in.)
31
Bowl Width (in.)
31

Details

Assembled Weight (lbs.)
1035
Assembly Required
Yes
Color Family
Gray
Color/Finish
Bluestone
Features
360 Fire View
Fire Pit Shape
Round
Housing Material
Stone
Included
Hardware
Number of Pieces
59
Outdoor Living Product Type
Fire Pit
Package Weight (lbs.)
1060
Power/Fuel Type
Wood
Product Weight (lb.)
1035lb
Project Kit Type
Fire Pit
Returnable
90-Day
Total BTU
0

Warranty / Certifications

Manufacturer Warranty
yes

Questions & Answers

When installing the fire pit, do you have the option not to put in the cooking grate and swivel p...

When installing the fire pit, do you have the option not to put in the cooking grate and swivel pole?
Asked by: Anna
You do not have to install the grate if you don't want that. Very easy to install at a later date if you decide otherwise
Answered by: LT
Date published: 2018-06-08

Is it really 19 blocks per course? My husband says if he puts 19 the ring won’t sit up on top, i...

Is it really 19 blocks per course? My husband says if he puts 19 the ring won’t sit up on top, it falls through. He wants to put 18 but then there is spaces between them. Help, I want it right.
Asked by: Linda
I have 19 blocks per course; three courses. And the ring fits a little loose, but it won't fall through. Looks just like the picture.
Answered by: Rich
Date published: 2018-09-09

Can the steel insert be purchased separately?

If not available from HD who is the manufacturer?
Asked by: Mayflower
yes you can purchase it separately click here for the link of it online at The Home Depot. http://www.homedepot.com/p/31-in-Fire-Pit-Steel-Insert-Boxed-Firering/300262311
Answered by: Necessories
Date published: 2018-10-19

Can the cooking grate still be used (installed and used in temperate weather, removed and stored ...

Can the cooking grate still be used (installed and used in temperate weather, removed and stored in winter) if the capstone ring is installed? Since the capstone would add another couple inches of height, and the cooking grate handle attaches to the fire ring, just want to make sure before I go ordering things.
Asked by: Jen
Hi Jen, the steel insert and grate install over the top of the cap so there is plenty of room for the cooking grate. If you have additional questions give us a call at 888-288-4045.
Answered by: Necessories
Date published: 2018-09-10
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Customer Reviews

Grand 48 in. Fire Pit Kit in Bluestone with Cooking Grate is rated 4.6 out of 5 by 78.
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Bluestone Fire Pit The fire pit arrived in good shape on a pallet as expected. There were issues with the shipping company - it arrived a few days after expected and I only got it on the day I had taken off work because I called and complained several times. The fire pit didn't have any broken or missing parts, and it went together very easily within an hour. Moving 1000 lbs of block back to where I was building the pit and creating the base took much longer, but that is to be expected. I didn't pour a concrete base, so excavating a 64" diameter area and then filling it and tamping it down up to achieve an 8" base was quite a lot of work and took some time. I used 3 bags of pea gravel on the inside of the pit, so be sure to pick that up. The cooking grate was fairly easy to install and I have had no issues there. I've used the fire pit five or six times so far and have had no issues. I've cooked on the grate once. It worked fine, but it would be better if it was lower to the ground so you don't have to build the fire up as high to sear food on the grate.
Date published: 2012-05-22
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Wonderful Firepit (Some pre-work needed) I read the PDF instructions on the product's website beforehand and poured a 4" circular concrete pad in preparation for installing this Fire Ring. That was the hardest part as I hand mixed 12 80# bags of concrete to get there! Had the Ring shipped-to-store to bypass the high S&H charge, and just rented the HD truck to get 'er home. Assembly was easy but the instructions were wrong; it takes 19 blocks per course as opposed to the 16 indicated in the printed instructions. I knew from reading the previous reviews I'd need a large caulk gun for the supplied adhesive, and borrowed one from a friend, and everything came together nicely. the cooking grate is QUALITY; very heavy, and have used it twice already. There's nothing like fire grilled steaks and brats! The steel ring insert is also VERY heavy gauge. Plan ahead and this Fire Ring will reward nicely... I'm quite happy with it... I personally benefited from it because it replaced a dead maple tree that I laid my paver patio around years ago. It now sits perfectly where the tree used to be... :)
Date published: 2013-09-26
Rated 3 out of 5 by from Looks nice, some bricks were not chipped - wish they... Looks nice, some bricks were not chipped - wish they had some spares in case there was damage. Additionally, though the pictures note that there are only 3 layers, wish there had been an additional layer as it was lower than we had thought.
Date published: 2018-12-08
Rated 5 out of 5 by from I love this fire pit,easy to put together,big and came... I love this fire pit,easy to put together,big and came in less than a week
Date published: 2018-12-21
Rated 4 out of 5 by from Fire pit is great but you'll need more materials and effort I would have given this fire pit a 5-star rating if it were not for the installation and additional materials required that are not mentioned in the product description. It is not until your get and read the instructions that you see what is involved. So the fire pit itself is terrific. But the amount of materials needed to install it and the amount of actual time to install it is a different story. After spending this much money and finding out there is even more to do, it is a bit frustrating. You will see in the instructions they inform you that you need a foundation of either stone or concrete, both of which require a significant amount of either material. The stone is supposed to be 6" deep and the concrete 4" and you are making the foundation larger than the pit itself so it could be a bit daunting. I went the way of the concrete option as I had no way of getting the volume of stone and sand needed for that foundation choice. I wound up digging and pouring a ring instead of a full circle foundation as well. I figured this would save me a little effort and materials. It took approx. 8 - 80 lb bags of the crack resistant Quikcrete to poor the ring. I tried to dig the ring to about a 5" depth to allow for the pebbles I used for drainage under the concrete; and then I wound up pouring about a 4" depth of Quikcrete on top of the pebbles I had tamped down prior. You want to ensure your foundation is going to end up as level as possible too before you pour. The concrete ring extends to about 3-4" on the outside of the pit but only about an inch or two on the inside of the pit. This should give you enough room to stack the stones around on top of the ring and have a bit of a concrete edge. The fire pit itself has an outside diameter of 48" and an inside of 31." I suppose you could just build the pit directly on the ground; but you would need a very level part of the yard to do so and it may not be as sturdy ultimately. I just did what was in the instructions, with a little modification (the ring) of course. I dug about a 15" hole in the center of the pit using a post hole digger. This is for drainage; and it is an optional choice I made that is not in the instructions. The drainage hole and the entire center of the pit is then filled with gravel (do not use river rocks or pebbles) up to the top of the first layer of stone once you get the fire pit built. Then you will build your pit. There are 3 layers of 19 stones that you'll want to stagger each layer as you go. You will see. Because I wanted the option of being able to take the fire pit with me should I move, I did not use the stone glue that came with the kit. As it turns out, the fire pit is fairly sturdy on the concrete foundation without it. This was just a choice I made. You may prefer to use it. All told you will need at least eight 80 lb bags of Quikcrete (more if you opt to do a full circle foundation), 6-7 50 lb bags of gravel to fill the drainage hole and center of the fire pit, and about three 50 lb bags of small pebbles for drainage underneath the concrete ring. These items are NOT included with the fire pit; and add an additional 1100 lbs roughly in materials you will be handling and roughly another $150 or so to the cost. The LTL curb side delivery was efficient enough. You just need someone at home to receive the delivery (be sure to inspect it before you sign for it) and to move it up out of the street or off your sidewalk, as they do not bring it to your house or move it for you. It's around 1100 lbs of materials being delivered. The gloves that come with the kit look and seem nice but I actually tore a hole in one before I finished stacking all the stones. The steel ring insert is heavy duty and I think really nice. It's similar to what you would find in a camp ground. The $430 price tag is steep, even though it does come with the grill. It seems you can get the same pit without the grill for nearly $200 less. Isn't that interesting? It's a bit of effort to get the thing to come together but the finished product seems worth it. Now if the weather would be nice enough to get out and have some more fires, that would be great. I'd like to use the thing after all the effort and money I put into it.
Date published: 2013-02-19
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Good Price for Basic Pit I had to use the $19 Home Depot rental truck to get this bad boy home, but it was worth it. The cooking grate works well (nothing like a steak cooked over an open fire!) and is easy to remove and replace for a good fire. The literature enclosed with the kit described optional equipment you could obtain, but they are not available from Home Depot: spark screen, metal pit cover, stone caps for top of pit. Contacted the manufacturer and they referred me to a local lumber yard that could order those items. Found out I could have ordered everything, pit and all, from the lumber yard and they would have delivered it to me for free!
Date published: 2015-05-13
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Gorgeous. Exceeds our expectations We purchased this firepit to go on our lower deck. I was skeptical at first buying one online but man this is amazing! Shipping took a week and even came early! It took us 40 minutes to install the fire pit. We put a large congrete slab underneath it and the pit comes together so you just grab a rock and go. It comes with instructions,gloves, and the industrial size glue. We ended up putting rocks around the base and it looks great. All the neighbors are envious and the kids have been having a blast making smores at night!
Date published: 2013-06-29
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Double duty fire pit and grill I replaced an old concrete block fire pit with the Santa Fe Stone fire pit. It arrived complete, and palletized. It had block cement, which I did not use, because I need to remove it in a few years. I also used a 4" sand base in the pit, leveled, and about 3 more inches of sand, then 3" of lava rock in the fire ring. (do not use river rock or pebbles). The location was easy to access, so the truck was able to back up and drop the pallet where I could easily access and move the blocks. I would hate to have to move any distance, as I have an injured arm. But as I built this without assistance, it turned out great! I am a female home improvement enthusiast, so get busy ladies....
Date published: 2014-05-21
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