Style Selections Steel Wood-Burning Fire Pit

While the fire pit is designed for outdoor use, it is best practice to place it on a non-flammable surface like stone, concrete, or brick pavers. If you must use it on a wooden deck or grass, we highly recommend using a heat-resistant fire pit mat underneath to prevent heat damage or scorching.

The fire pit arrives unassembled. You will need basic tools to attach the legs and bowl, but the process is straightforward and typically takes about 20 to 30 minutes to complete.

Yes, the included dome-shaped spark screen is designed to contain flying embers and sparks while still allowing airflow to keep the fire burning efficiently. It is an essential safety feature, especially when using the pit on windy evenings.

Weighing in at 24.2 lbs, the fire pit is sturdy enough to remain stable under normal conditions. However, because it is a portable steel design, it is not heavy enough to withstand high-wind storms, so it is best to store it or secure it if you live in a particularly gusty area.

Because it is made of steel, the finish will eventually show wear from high heat and exposure to the elements. To extend its lifespan, keep it covered when not in use, clean out ash regularly to prevent moisture buildup, and touch up any scratched areas with high-temperature spray paint.