Fire Pit Art Anglers Fire Pit

No, the finish is designed to be maintenance-free. It will naturally darken to a rich mahogany color over time as it is exposed to the elements and heat from the fire.

While the fire pit is freestanding, it is heavy and gets very hot. We recommend placing it on a non-combustible surface like stone or concrete, or using a heat-resistant fire pit pad to protect your decking material.

The fire pit is equipped with a built-in drainage hole at the bottom of the bowl, which allows rainwater to pass through and prevents water from pooling inside.

Yes, the interior of the bowl is coated with an ultra-high-temperature resistant finish to protect the steel and ensure the longevity of the fire pit.

The unit weighs 185 pounds due to its thick 1/4" carbon steel construction. Because of its weight and size, it is intended to be a permanent or semi-permanent fixture in your outdoor space rather than something you move frequently.

You should use dry, seasoned hardwoods like oak, maple, or hickory for the best results. Avoid burning softwoods, pressure-treated lumber, or trash, as these can produce excessive smoke and debris.