Fire Pit Art Magnum Fire Pit

The iron oxide finish is designed to be maintenance-free. It will naturally darken to a rich, mahogany color over time when exposed to the elements, and this layer actually acts as a protective barrier for the steel underneath.

Yes. The included lid fits securely over the fire bowl, allowing you to convert the unit into a functional table surface for drinks or casual seating once the fire has been fully extinguished and the unit has cooled.

At 310 pounds, this fire pit is exceptionally substantial and stable. It is designed to remain firmly in place on your patio or backyard surface without the risk of shifting or tipping during windy conditions.

You should use seasoned, dry hardwoods like oak, maple, or hickory for the best experience. These woods burn cleaner, produce less smoke, and provide a longer-lasting heat compared to softwoods.

The interior features a high-temperature resistant coating, but you should still remove accumulated ash regularly to prevent moisture buildup. Simply scoop out the cold ash after the fire has completely died down to maintain the longevity of the steel.

The 54-inch measurement refers to the total diameter of the entire fire pit structure. The actual fire bowl where you build your fire measures 35 inches in diameter.