VEVOR 24 inch Round Drop-in Fire Pit Pan, Stainless Steel Fire Pit Burner, Natural & Propane Gas Fire Pan 92,000 BTU, for Indoor or Outdoor Use

Great quality - the pan is sturdy and well built. The connectors all worked well, and had zero issues putting it together.

Unbelievable quality. Like I am literally shocked how good this is for the price. Check my records but I have bought three.

The parts are exactly as described and fit my fireplace perfectly!

I hooked up to natural gas, and It's a simple hook up.Very nice ☺️

I am replacing a previous burner that had a stainless steel burner but a steel pan. Two new pans fit my cement block trough perfectly. Had to add a 90 Degree Street Elbow Brass Pipe Fitting 1/2" NPT Male Pipe to 1/2" NPT Female below the air mixer to prevent the supply side of the pan from hitting the bottom of the trough. 90 Degree Street Elbow Brass Pipe Fitting 1/2" NPT Male Pipe to 1/2" NPT Female on both ends of the 1/2" shut-off ball valve would make installation much easier.

We used it to change our coffee table into a outdoor fire pit it works amazing and the pressure is good from high to low and it was easy to assemble

The metal attachment hose that goes to your propane tank hose has female end. All propane tank hoses have female ends. Whoever designed this should know that and is an idiot. You have to buy a 1/2" to 1/2" male lp adapter to make it work. They could just include the adapter. I just spent an hour finding the right adapter. Thanks guys.

This product is pretty good. No issues in the quality and technically it works. However, it's not efficient at all. Propane shouldn't burn with a yellow flame unless it's running too rich. Even at a low flame, it still burns rich. This means you run out of gas quickly and you get soot buildup in your pit and on your fire media. I'm not sure if this is a poor regulator or a poor air mixer. If you want a product that will provide more heat for your money, you might want to look at another manufacturer.**Edit** The issue IS the regulator. It comes with a 1 PSIG regulator, which is WAY too much flow for the burner. Switched to an 11 WC low pressure 2-stage regulator that can provide 125,000 BTU’s and now we’re burning efficiently while using a lot less propane. No more soot and a much better experience. Not sure why the engineers didn’t know this, but it’s Vevor so I’m not surprised