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Old 08-28-2008, 06:21 PM
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Gas Fire Pit Burners

When we built our house we had the builder install a paver patio and gas fire pit. We thought this was relatively routine these days and didn't think much of it...it turns out this is the first time the builder and their landscaping contractor has done a gas fire pit and we're all kind of scratching our heads about how to install the gas in a way that will satisfy the plumbing/HVAC sub-contractor's and inspector's requirements that the burner be UL listed. It seems like all the burners available to the general public are not UL listed. Is there a to the trade source that you all use that I can point my builder to? Or should we drop the gas and go the wood route (from reading the other forums it sounds like this is a preferred method)?
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Old 08-28-2008, 07:32 PM
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When we built our house we had the builder install a paver patio and gas fire pit. We thought this was relatively routine these days and didn't think much of it...it turns out this is the first time the builder and their landscaping contractor has done a gas fire pit and we're all kind of scratching our heads about how to install the gas in a way that will satisfy the plumbing/HVAC sub-contractor's and inspector's requirements that the burner be UL listed. It seems like all the burners available to the general public are not UL listed. Is there a to the trade source that you all use that I can point my builder to? Or should we drop the gas and go the wood route (from reading the other forums it sounds like this is a preferred method)?
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Old 08-28-2008, 09:35 PM
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UL listing

We bought one of that company's match lit burner kits. The lack of a UL listing on the product is what is causing the concern with the inspector and the sub contractor. I see on their website that there is a UL standard coming out in 2009 for "decorative outdoor fire" products. Has anyone had experience with this issue before?
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Try this site and see if they can be of any help:
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