How do I increase flame size in my outdoor fire pit?
Home Improvement Asked on December 3, 2020
We have a built-in gas fire pit in our backyard and it all works but the maximum flame is doesn’t provide enough warmth when I crank the valve to its max setting.
I’ve tried pulling off the knob but I have not tried unscrewing anything or using tools yet.
Do I need to remove the screws?
Do I need to shut off the gas to the entire house first?
One Answer
Gas appliances come in various sizes/capacities. So if this one isn't "big enough":
- Remove entire burner and control.
- Replace with larger capacity burner and control.
Possibly also: replace gas line, upgrade gas service to house, etc. depending on current capacity and size of new burner.
Answered by Ecnerwal on December 3, 2020
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