Stanbroil Universal 8-Inch Gas Valve Fireplace Key, Fits 1/4 and 5/16 Turn Ball Valve, Polished Chrome

(1897 reviews)

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  • D. Williams

    > 24 hour

    Ok

  • Sweet Cheeks

    > 24 hour

    Worked great for my neighbor. Helped him to sell his house.

  • Bob

    > 24 hour

    I have a Acetylene tank that is about 30 inches high with and 5 rim around the top of the tank protecting the valve. My son lost the key. I tried multiple welding supply shops and online to find a replacement. One supply shop told me that these types of tanks are used a lot by the railroads. I spent 9 months searching for a key, and this was a great replacement

  • Kayla Belmore

    > 24 hour

    Worked as advertised, price was competitive with box stores.

  • David D.

    > 24 hour

    What a godsend, without these extensions I would have to reach into my fireplace and being 67 and handicapped its a little hard to do. Thanks for the assistance

  • goodeye

    > 24 hour

    I got this key to replace a long one that just stuck out too far. This is a perfect size, since my valve is just inside the wall. The bronze goes with the fire pit block color, although the chrome versions would look good too. Its made of metal, and very sturdy. Reviews and questions on other keys asked about dimensions, so here are some photos with rulers and notes. The key is 3 inches from the tip to before the handle. The handle is 1 inch, so the full length is 4 inches. (The camera angle makes it look a little longer than 4). But, the important distances are from where the valve stem lands inside the key tip, to the handle. This is the farthest it will reach and still work. That is, if your valve is 3 inside the wall, this will just touch it, but wont grab it. So its more like 2-1/2 to 2-3/4 maximum reach. I have a 1/4 valve, so this key works great. It has a solid feel, gets onto the valve the full 1/2 depth, and feels correct turning it on and off. The 5/16 valve is a little bit dicier. The depth is only 3/16, so youll definitely need to reach the valve and get the key on it as much as possible. Even then, thats not a lot to grip, so it may tend to roll off. For 1/4 valves, I played some games with my socket set: One person had a valve where the key didnt quite reach it, so it would roll instead of gripping. You could add a 1/4 drive socket extension to it, and make it as long as you need. This works well, but the key wont hold the extension like a socket wrench, so it can pull off. The little 1 extension is cute, but if its inside, it could get left in there when the key is pulled out. For me, the 2 extension stuck out of the wall a little, so I could grab it if the key came off it. Finally, before the key arrived, I had made my own out of a few socket parts. A metric 18 mm socket did well as a handle grip, and I probably never used it for anything else. Add a 1/4 to 3/8 adapter, the 2 extension, and I had a great little key! Granted, it had a low WAF, so we bought this official one. (Edit: I edited a couple words, and added a zoomed image of the dimensions.)

  • Marcus Hot List

    > 24 hour

    Excellent value.

  • Andrew W

    > 24 hour

    When remodeling pushed the wall out 4 more inches, the old valve opener was too short. This item provides a positive lock to natural gas valve. Can enjoy the fireplace again.

  • Dr. Cecil Beier II

    > 24 hour

    Fast delivery. Nice product.

  • Zafer Sahinoglu

    > 24 hour

    It does the job. Nice finish and durable.

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