Modfire Fire Pit

The cone design acts as a chimney, which helps draw air in to fuel the fire while directing heat outward and upward toward those seated around it. This shape is more efficient at projecting warmth than a low, open-bowl fire pit.

While the fire pit is durable, it is designed for use on non-combustible surfaces like stone, concrete, or brick. We recommend placing it on a heat-resistant pad if you intend to use it on a wooden deck to prevent potential damage from heat transfer.

The fire pit is finished with ultra-high temperature paint, but it is still susceptible to the elements. To maintain the finish and prevent rust, we recommend using the optional protective cover when the unit is not in use and keeping it clean of ash buildup.

Yes, you can customize the interior with fire glass or lava rock. These materials help retain heat and provide a cleaner aesthetic, though you should ensure they are rated for high-heat wood-burning applications.

The Modfire arrives as a two-piece unit consisting of the fire bowl and the base. Assembly is straightforward and typically involves simply placing the cone securely onto the base.

With a total weight of 115 pounds when the base and fire pit are combined, the unit is quite stable. However, if you live in an area with extreme wind gusts, it is best to keep it in a sheltered location or ensure it is placed on a level, solid surface.