A portable steel fire pit that's simple to set up and use with any solid fuel, such as wood, charcoal, or coal. Perfect for use with outdoor, live fires. Easily carried because it has grips to hold onto.
This steel fire pit is heavy that two people are required to move it. Do not ...A portable steel fire pit that's simple to set up and use with any solid fuel, such as wood, charcoal, or coal. Perfect for use with outdoor, live fires.
Easily carried because it has grips to hold onto. This steel fire pit is heavy that two people are required to move it. Do not touch the bowl itself while the fire is blazing or shortly after; instead, wait for it to cool down before relocating it or emptying out the ash.
Firepits constructed of metal will rust over time. The degree to which they rust is related to the amount of time they are exposed to all types of weather, the frequency with which they are used, and how well they are maintained. They can all be covered up with paint.
The functionality is unaffected by the rust. Metal firepits can reach temperatures high enough to cause burns if the tops are touched while hot. When there are young children in the area, it is strongly recommended that a chimenea guard be used.
It is essential that you read the instructions and maintenance suggestions thoroughly in order to keep it in good condition.