Can you see the fire through the meche backing?
1375328
I have yet to light a fire.... However, I did have a large pumpkin luminary I used in lieu of a fire, and yes, I was able to see it. Hopefully this helps. Feel free to ask any other questions.
2215672
There is a solid wood panel covering the back; so no, you cannot see the back of the card.
1058738
Yes. When backing to an object where the Striker is installed, you must be able to see the colors change from green, yellow, and then red. This is a visual aid to stop, with no audible warning. So, if you are backing up, you would have to be able to see that red light from your mirror. The visual aid "light" can be installed at any normal height.
889137
Not to my knowledge... But I don't really see the burner or pan since it is covered by rock
1767060
No. You can see light if its in front of the panel, but it's not transparent which I take to mean easily seen through. If you sew, it's like an interfacing that's dense.
402686
It isn't clear, but it isn't truly opaque either. You'll get light through it and probably see vague shapes, but no more than that.
140141
No you cannot. It's a composite material that would not stand up to direct flames in my opinion.
1087013
I was not aware that a spark screen was even available. Unless some other material is thrown in the Fire Bowl, there should not be any sparks from the propane fire.
2194487
In my experience no. The window hazes over quickly anyway from the smoke. I cook with a remote probe thermometer so seeing the meat is really no benefit anyway.
1776889
No, the flames comes mostly from the back with the glowing Amber from the front. In my options this would not work unless you have room to put them back to back, but just one will not work and give you the real thing look. But I will add that this is a very beautiful looking insert anI AM enjoying it thoughly--hope this helps you
13686
You could probably still do it, mine does not get that hot undernesth even with a large fire. Would have to watch out for sparks though. Sparks and hot cinders can still pop out through screening. Another recommendation is to get a good cover if you dont already have one, i have mine covered with heavy canvas that was cheaper than buying brand name. If you have any other questions, let me know. Very happy with my Landmann!
1325113
Yes you can see it but its not "transparent". It is not completely see through but the logo is visible and recognizable.
587965
Only Somewhat, You can see through it but not enough to tell what you are looking at. It is like seeing a shadow. It does what we wanted.
1137060
No, the any way you can see through it is if you look between the panel where the hinges are.
1446461
Depends on how large you make the fire. If the fire is under the screen yes, my husband does as well.
431007
If you start the engine at 80-100% speed to get the smoke starting and back the throttle back to 50-60% it's easily visible... the faster the locomotive goes the more difficult it is to see. The included smoke fluid did not seem to generate nearly as much effect smoke as the MTH ProtoSmoke product (also sold on Amazon) when tested in the same locomotives.
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In certain light it is very see through. Can't say about rad damage yet. Thinking about some screen in behind