The steel fire pit with star and moon cutouts that glow when it is lit
Is this the right fit?
- Best for
- yards and open patios where wood smoke and sparks are fine and a campfire feel is the whole point
- Skip if
- It burns real wood, so expect smoke, ash, and cleanup that a propane pit avoids
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This 32-inch round fire pit burns real wood and logs, and the star and moon shapes cut into the bowl let the firelight spill out in patterns across the patio once the flames get going. It is the kind of backyard piece that photographs well at dusk, which is why fire pits like this get saved and shared. A mesh spark screen sits on top to keep embers contained, and a poker is included for tending the fire and lifting the screen. The wide bowl handles a proper armful of firewood for a real crackling fire, not a token flame. It sits on short legs to keep heat off the ground and comes with a cover to keep rain out between uses. Best for yards and open patios where wood smoke and sparks are fine and a campfire feel is the whole point.
Pros
- Star and moon cutouts throw glowing patterns once the fire is going
- Wide bowl takes a real armful of wood for a genuine crackling fire
- Comes with a mesh spark screen, a poker, and a rain cover in the box
Cons
- It burns real wood, so expect smoke, ash, and cleanup that a propane pit avoids
Frequently asked questions
Does it come with a spark screen and cover?
Yes. It includes a mesh spark screen that sits on top to contain embers, a poker for tending the fire, and a cover to keep rain and debris out between uses.
Can it burn regular firewood?
Yes, it is a wood-burning pit built for standard firewood logs. The wide bowl holds a real load of wood rather than just a few small sticks.
Will it rust over time?
Like most steel fire pits, it can develop surface rust with heavy weather exposure. Using the included cover and storing it dry between uses helps it last much longer.
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