Stanbroil 30 x 10 Inch Rectangular Drop-in Gas Fire Pit Burner Kits with All Accessories Required for DIY Fire Pit, 304 SS, Propane Gas Version

Used this on the fire pit I built, and it worked great. Everything I needed was included, and the flame looks awesome. Easy to set up, solid quality, and really finishes off the project nicely.

Easy to assemble and install; functions perfectly. I built a heavy duty steel frame, clad it with 3/4" CDX and then cedar fence pickets cut to fit, installed vents to prevent collection of propane fumes, and topped it with a 2-1/4" saw cut Austin limestone rock surface. Had to rent a Skytrak to set it in place. The wife is happy!

This setup is amazing. Built my own fire pit amd couldn't be happier with the quality.

Bought 2 and made a 9 ft long fire pit. They work great. One of the push button starters stopped working but I can still light it manually

This is a very high quality kit. Everything is brass or stainless steal. The 1ft x 3ft burner makes a nice sized 2x4 ft pit. It throws a lot of heat as well. The included ignition kit works well. Installation was very easy, just stack up pavers, bricks, block, etc with a 1 ft x 3ft hole in the middle and drop it in. You can leave it like that or cover with stone or other tops. I set a poured concrete top on mine.

Great product and kit. Fire table is a big hit. The only thing, I believe, they should’ve included is a small amount of gas Teflon tape. I made the concrete top 12” bigger than pan to allow for plates and glasses.

The pan is nicely built but the igniter is weak. when I got it the valve was closed so tight that the key broke trying to open it. Otherwise it was what I wanted. The flame in the pic is with the valve barely open, it will make quite the flame fully on.

I had bought a number of these before but I had never purchased the ones with the battery powered sparker. The hookups were simple and the instructions were very clear. I will definitely be buying these again!!!.

The burner itself has been a great upgrade to our fire table setup. It feels solid and well-built, with a clean stainless steel finish that matches nicely with the modern look of the glass rocks. Installation was straightforward—everything lined up easily, and it connected without any hassle. What really stands out is how evenly the flame distributes across the burner. There aren’t any weak spots or uneven gaps—it creates a consistent, full flame that looks great both during the day and at night. It also lights reliably every time, which is a big plus. Heat output is exactly what we were hoping for—not overwhelming, but definitely enough to create a cozy atmosphere outdoors. Paired with the glass rocks, it gives a really high-end, polished look. Overall, this burner feels like a quality piece that performs exactly as it should. If you’re building or upgrading a fire table, it’s a solid choice that makes a noticeable difference.

Works really well . Like the double burner . Easy to control and put together. Plenty of flame if wanted .

Built this table with this great product. Arrived exactly at described with perfect dimensions. Burner works well with excellent flame. Cannot run it wide open as the tank will ice up. Not an issue however, as enough flame at 1/2-3/4. The valve kit arrives taped which is handy.

Compared to the other options I found, the Stanbroil was great value and seems to do everything I was hoping for. Installation was straightforward. The only challenge was getting the push-button ignitor to work once I'd added fire glass to the tray. I had to clear the glass away from the ignitor entirely, but once I did that everything worked as advertised.

Super easy to install, even a monkey could install. Great looking & serves up plenty of heat too. I would recommend getting a smaller size bead or equivalent when purchasing the "decorative fill" which would even the flame out a bit more as we purchased a size that does not dissipate the gas as evenly. Definately worth the price point. Follow up after use: 3 points to make, 1) the thru put @ the btu rate burns gas quickly. Would be good to design a hood cover that would retain the heat for colder events yet still allow for fumes to vent (kinda like a BBQ lid with top vent. 2) the control mechanisms isn't deep enough when framing with conventional lumber size and should be deeper/longer. 3) the dial variable is extremely out of balance as it has full throttle @ 10% turn (currently checking with vendor to see if this is a design flaw/recieved item error).