Solo Stove Bonfire Pi Fire Pizza Oven Accessory with Carry Case and Cordierite Pizza Stone
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- Best for
- backyards that already have a Solo Stove, an
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- Fits Bonfire 2.0 specifically; Ranger and Yukon owners need the Ranger Pi Fire or Yukon Pi Fire variant
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The Pi Fire is the pizza-oven accessory that turns an existing Solo Stove Bonfire fire pit into a wood-fired pizza station. Drops on top, no permanent install. Cordierite stone retains 600F+ for true 90-second pizza cooking. Includes high-heat gloves, the stone, and a fitted carry case. Fits the Bonfire 2.0 specifically; sister versions exist for Ranger and Yukon. Use existing wood logs from the fire pit, no propane tank or pellets required. Best fit: backyards that already have a Solo Stove, an
Pros
- Drops onto an existing Bonfire fire pit, no permanent install or second outdoor appliance to store all winter
- Cordierite stone retains 600F+ for true Neapolitan-style 90-second pizza cook times
- Includes high-heat gloves and a fitted carry case, no second purchase to use it
Cons
- Fits Bonfire 2.0 specifically; Ranger and Yukon owners need the Ranger Pi Fire or Yukon Pi Fire variant
Frequently asked questions
Does it require a separate fuel source?
No. It uses the wood logs from the Solo Stove Bonfire underneath. No propane tank, no pellets, no gas line.
What size pizza fits?
Up to 12-inch pizzas on the included cordierite stone. The interior dimension allows the pizza peel to slide in and rotate fully.
How hot does it get?
600 to 750F on the stone surface with a hot wood fire underneath. Cooks a 12-inch pizza in 90 to 120 seconds, rotating once.
Can I use it in winter?
Yes, the same as the fire pit. Cold ambient temperature slightly increases warmup time but does not affect cooking once the stone is hot.
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