Fire Pit Art Third Rock Fire Pit

The Third Rock fire pit is designed to develop a natural iron oxide patina over time, which acts as a protective layer against further corrosion. You do not need to treat or paint the steel; it is intended to weather naturally and maintain its structural integrity for years.

No, the fuel configuration is determined at the time of manufacturing to ensure safety and proper burner installation. You must select your preferred fuel type—wood, natural gas, or liquid propane—when placing your order.

Yes, because of its substantial weight, you should place the fire pit on a non-combustible, level surface like concrete, stone, or brick pavers. Avoid placing it directly on wooden decks or composite flooring unless you use a proper heat-resistant barrier.

The match-lit system is a manual operation where you turn on the gas valve and light the burner with a long lighter, offering a simple, reliable mechanism. The electronic ignition allows you to start the fire with the push of a button or a remote, providing more convenience but requiring a power source.

The gas-configured models are capable of outputting up to 180,000 BTUs, which provides significant warmth for large outdoor gatherings. This is a high-output unit designed to heat a substantial radius around the fire pit.

Absolutely. Constructed from 1/4 inch thick carbon steel, this fire pit is built to withstand the elements in all seasons. While the exterior will change color as it patinas, the material itself is extremely durable and weather-resistant.