Christopher Collection Rustic Acadia Fire Pit

Copper naturally develops a patina over time when exposed to the elements, which many find adds to the rustic aesthetic. If you prefer to maintain the original bright finish, you will need to clean it regularly and apply a copper-specific sealant or wax.

Yes, at 105 pounds, this fire pit is quite substantial. Its weight provides excellent stability, making it unlikely to shift or tip over in standard outdoor conditions.

We generally recommend placing this fire pit on a non-combustible surface like stone, concrete, or brick. If you must place it on a wooden or composite deck, you should use a heat-resistant fire pit mat or pad underneath to protect the surface from heat transfer and stray embers.

This model is designed as an open-style fire pit. It does not include a spark screen or lid, so you should always monitor the fire closely and ensure it is placed in a safe, open area away from overhanging branches or flammable materials.

Once the fire pit has completely cooled, you can scoop out the ash using a metal shovel. Because it is a freestanding bowl design, it is relatively easy to access, but ensure all embers are fully extinguished before disposal.