Pizzacraft Pizza Oven Leg Kit - PC6011

Great stand, assembling takes some time and patience. Once assembled it is sturdy and is just at the right hight for making pizzas. Overall the pizza que and stand are a great addition to my backyard grilling experience. I have had some bad experience with getting pizza of the peel so now I use a lightly oiled pizza screen till crust get firm then I remove screen and finish on stone the pizza is excellent and easy too do.

The leg kit came inside of a week and was very easy to assemble. We followed the instructions and it was completed inside of 30 minutes. The oven is very stable and it looks great. I was a little surprised at the cost of the item but it worked out well. So, it was worth it.

This review is in two parts: 1) utility (5 stars), and 2) assembly (3 stars): The utility is excellent. Thrilled to have my oven be free-standing. They feel very sturdy, they are the right height, and it is great that my propane tank is neatly stowed on-board. The assembly is a pain in the butt. The directions seem clear at first glance, but as you put it together, you realize that the little illustrations do not give enough detail. There are three types of leg pieces. They need to be assembled in exactly the right order and inserted into the bottom in exactly the right places. If not, nothing else fits and you will have to take them apart and try again until you get it right. The manufacturer should have labeled these pieces 1, 2, 3, etc. and then shown these numbers in the illustration, not treat them as all the same. Once I got it together, I love it, but it took two or three times as long as it should have to assemble. While it is otherwise not difficult to assemble, there are parts of the assembly where you will need two people. Two hands are not enough to hold everything in place and turn the nuts on the bolts. Averaging 3 stars and 5 stars, I give this 4.

I’ve been using these legs on my pizza oven for over 7 years and I couldn’t imagine having my pizza oven set up any other way. Perfect height and way to keep the propane tank in place.

So glad I finally got my hands on one of these pizza stand worked out great. Was a little difficult to put together. Can't wait to buy another one for my other pizza oven.

Just finished spending the weekend experimenting with the new Pizzacraft oven and accessories. Definitely mixed results to share. We'll start with the bad. This stand/oven leg set has to be one of the worst add-ons I've bought in years -- many issues resulted in this: 1) BUILD QUALITY: the screws that are included are of the softest metal I've yet seen. I was accidentally able to strip three of four screws with a hand screwdriver! The screws are in, but nowhere near tight 2) MISSING PARTS: we bought two since the entire plan was to build a stand at home, and at our getaway house, and only have to transport the oven itself. Well, good thing we had two stands initially since one of them was missing all four of the bottom support brackets that are essential for this stand to have any structural rigidity. 3) DESIGN: one would have thought that just maybe you'd allow the oven itself to simply "nest" into the feet. But no! You have to take the existing peg legs completely out, which requires disassembling almost the entire oven to get to the fastening screws. How simple it would have been if they made the legs to simply accommodate insertion of these peg legs into the extenders. How about an extra little shelf half way up? Plenty of room, but no. 4) BUILD QUALITY (yes, again): as we were trying to secure the legs into the base of the oven, it quickly became apparent there was a massive alignment issue between the holes in the oven and the holes in the legs that were supposed to be screwed together. I'm also not confident this will last even a few seasons given the finish. (Hey Pizzacraft designers: please take a good look at Weber grills -- they know what they're doing)

Very well constructed, heavy metal legs. Make sure to follow the directions and not fully tighten till everything is together. Once you put the tank on there the whole system is very sturdy, no worries about it falling over or moving. Puts the oven and a good height for cooking. This saves me from putting it up on a table.

The product itself was pretty good. There were a couple of pieces that had to be bent to get them to fit. My problem was it was sent without the base (there the tank sits) which made it unstable. I called the company and they sent out the pieces....the wrong ones. So another call to the company got the right pieces. One thing I didn't like about it is it can't easily be moved (no wheels) so I rigged it up so there are wheels to move it where I need it moved to.

Option bien pratique pour le four à pizza Pizzacraft, permet un gain de place en rangeant la bouteille de gaz en dessous . Hauteur du four plus physiologique pour enfourner jne pizza que posé sur une table.

Must have for your pizza craft oven great place to hold propane tank sturdy and well designed. Took along time to get because they were out of stock probably because the leg kit is so popular. Great value easy to assemble took us about 15 minutes to put together

Bought the legs as I have nowhere for the oven to sit. They where relatively difficult to assemble as not all of the holes matched perfectly and the base area was a nightmare and really easy to get the legs mixed up. This was due to the instructions being poorly done with no real detail, but got it sorted. The oven on these stilts does resemble something from war of the worlds, which is fun, but it does look better on the shorter legs and on a table.

Sturdy and easy to put together. They also lift the pizza oven to a comfortable hight

Seems sturdy A bit awkward to assemble and instructions could be improved