Will it hold a kidnle fire?
1389529
I believe it will hold it it is very sturdy I love mine, holds big text books
1389530
Yes, easily, but you won't be able to scroll/click the device screen without lowering the "splatter shield" first.
1389531
So far it holds everything from a thick cookbook to a single sheet of paper, so I do not see why it won't hold a Kindle Fire.
1495494
It will hold decent size logs. We've built some nice warm fires with this pit. For safety purposes use moderation but this is a nice pit to sit around.
339937
Yes ..but i am having issues with mine...it will not hold up under fire. No matter how hard i tighten the screws it looses its hold. I am looking for a replacement.
170103
Absolutely, strong enough. My kid was stronger than any kid I have ever seen and he couldn't knock it down.
1351155
It should be fine, it is cool to the touch on the base, even the granite is fine for setting drinks on while the fire is lit. It will take two strong people to lift it though.
1342488
I believe it would. It has two 2 Amp USB outputs (as well as a 1 Amp one) to charge larger devices (like an iPad) so I am confident that it could handle your Fire.
1769727
It's secure. I had a stack on barometric safe that was not fire rated, and it was the same gauge steel as this. Make sure they are not running electrical horizontally through the wall where you are planning to put it.
164709
It's not flame resistant but besides that no issue for children. The sheet sticks pretty tight to it so the sheets once in place will not move
248947
It will hold it, but only in a secure areas. I would be cautious if there are small kids around. If it's only an adult household, then it should be fine.
363494
It will protect jewelry from fire but it's not a safe. It has some weight to it but it can be carried from your home.
774500
It would depend on the size of the opening, but I have it in an outdoor firepit without an issue.
1943451
I doubt it it's just not heavy enough I've had the targets bounce back around with high power airgun a rimfire would most likely damage the targets or even punch holes in them you could try .22 short or CB but any more I'm quite sure would damage it
1158789
I'm sorry Greg (my sons name) but I gave it to my son-in-law for Christmas and he probably won't set it up until they need it this summer, sorry. He wanted something he could carry to their camper when they set up camp. As it shows wood inside I would think it would hold up to some high heat. That's what he will use it for. Sorry I can't be of more help.
1798034
It's pretty heavy and would get very hot; but if you have something safe to hold it up over a campfire, it should work just fine. It's made out of heavy-duty cast iron, already seasoned and ready to be used. I would recommend using a lodge item that has a handle though.
1615955
Mine was an older version and had rods extending out toward the center that would support anything 4 inches and up. Remember the fire ring will be 5 inches or more. I would use a camp coffee pot on it. If yours is glass with a plastic handle like a Mr. Coffee pot, I wouldn't recommend using it.
530578
Not sure but I honestly don't think u want this fire pit it's pretty cheap! I mean don't get me wrong it can hold I fire just with some custom work. The paint on the bowl peels off after the first fire!!! Also there isn't good air movement to keep a consistent fire!!!! It always goes out! So I painted it with fire resistant paint and drilled holes is the bowl for proper air flow. Plus it's all made from aluminum cheap.
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No it doesn't, but you can rig one to the sheath. I got a very small green molle pouch and attached it to the sheath. It holds a fire starter.