Sold & shipped by Best Choice ProductsShipping optionsFree pickup not available from this seller$.$.1Add to CartShipping optionsFree pickup not available from this sellerBeautiful natural stonework provides a stunning and functional addition to your outdoor spaces One-step spark-ignition button with a flame control adjustment knob making it easy for you to enjoy your fire of up to 30,000 BTUsBurner is made of stainles Read more.... About this itemImportant Made in USA Origin Disclaimer:Best Choice Products presents you this brand a new Campfire Fire Pit. A stunning and natural Campfire Fire Pit for an ideal addition to your traditional-style home. Intended for outdoor use, this fire pit is supported by a solid frame, constructed from natural stonework. The round fire bowl features a stainless-steel burner and comes with a set of decorative rocks to use as a base. A quick touch of the spark-ignition button lights the grill while a gas-flow knob lets you control the height and heat of the flames.
We purchase our products directly from the manufacturer, so you know you're getting the best prices available.We purchase our products directly from the manufacturer, so you know you're getting the best prices available. Beautiful natural stonework provides a stunning and functional addition to your outdoor spaces. One-step spark-ignition button with a flame control adjustment knob making it easy for you to enjoy your fire of up to 30,000 BTUs. Product Dimensions: 28" diam. x 9.1" (H), with a weight of 40 lbs. Uses a 20 lb propane tank (not included) that sits outside of the fire pit. Burner is made of stainless steel and features decorative lava rocks, a cover, and propane hose. SpecificationsAge GroupMaterialColorFinishBrandcan I build a wooden stand to elevate the fire pit and put the propane tank underneath in the stand ?by It looks like you are not signed in. To proceed you will need to either sign in or create a new accountSign Incan I build a wooden stand to elevate the fire pit and put the propane tank underneath in the stand ?by It looks like you are not signed in.
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If you intend on moving your fire pit often, it might not be the best option. Think carefully before purchasing a fire pit over 3 feet wide because when it comes down to it, fire pits are supposed to be enjoyable, not a hassle. Mid-size fire pits are the most common sizes because of their maneuverability, cost and convenience. These are typically around 30 inches wide and will hold a decent amount of wood. Most styles in this category have stands that make cleaning and disposing of ashes easy. Since they are so common, you can find numerous styles and types within the mid-range size. Small and portable fire pits are made with the intent to be moved around often. If you'd like to have a fire pit that you can bring camping or to a friend’s house; this is the size to choose. Some of these smaller fire pits even have foldable legs and carrying cases for more convenient transportation. You can also find portable fire pits with wheels for easy ash cleanup and transport. Perhaps the most important element when deciding on your perfect fire pit is the material used to construct it.
The materials not only equate to durability; they also create a certain style. Depending on your needs and your style preference, the prominent component of your fire pit will have a huge impact. Steel fire pits consist of a wide variety of models that vary in price and quality. Steel is a great material because it can be easily molded into any shape imaginable. Just be careful, unprotected steel does rust over time, so be sure to purchase one that is powder coated and be aware of the physical changes that your fire pit may endure. High-end models are usually handmade by a steel artisan and are extremely unique, while the less expensive models are very common and come in many styles and sizes. check out some steel fire pits here>> Tile and stone fire pits are very unique and artistic. They are made with a solid steel frame and mesh body, with tiles, rocks or bricks then applied to the mesh body using standard masonry procedures. These rock fire pits are generally very heavy so frequent movement is not recommended.
check out some brick fire pits here>> Copper is the cream of the crop when it comes to fire pits. These will not rust — in fact, most fire pits made from copper develop a desirable patina over years of use. Copper can be molded into ultimately any shape and will last virtually forever. Copper products do tend to be on the expensive side, but the cost is worth it in the long run. check out some copper fire pits here>> Cast Iron is one of the most common materials used in construction and fire pits are no different. Cast iron is inexpensive, easy to work with and light enough to move around when needed. Cast iron is not as strong as wrought iron nor as heavy, but to some the lightweight nature of cast iron is desirable. check out some cast iron fire pits here>> Stainless Steel fire pits fire pits come with all the great features of stainless steel, including a rust-free, durable material that will stay looking great for years. Many people like the industrial look of stainless steel, as well the functionality.
Unfortunately, stainless steel fire pits are rare and only come in very few styles due to their expensive price. check out some stainless steel fire pits here>> When choosing the perfect fire pit, you also want to consider what you want to use the fire pit for. Do you just want to enjoy an outdoor fire or do you also want to use it to cook food? Maybe you just want it to act as furniture or décor in your outdoor space? Today, there are fire pits to accommodate anything you may want. Grilling is as American as apple pie and having a fire pit that can double as a grill is extremely efficient. Many people also think that food prepared over an open flame is more delicious as well! Many of Serenity Health’s fire pits come with a cooking grate, but you can also buy a grate to fit fire pits that don’t already come with one. check out cooking grates here>> Fire pit tables function in multiple ways. These multipurpose fixtures provide heat for chilly nights spent in your outdoor area and offer a great surface to place drinks when having an outdoor get together.
Fire pit tables range in size from coffee table height to dining or bar table height. With beautiful designs like mosaic tile, decorative glass, wrought iron and more, you can easily incorporate this kind of table into your outdoor furniture set. check out some fire tables here>> Artistic fire pits are great for those who want a more unique look on their porch or pool area. All of these fire pits are handcrafted by skilled artisans to create an artistic look that’s sure to catch the eye. check out some artistic fire pits here>> A customized fire pit could be one of the coolest additions to your yard. Picture having your family name etched into a fire pit with flames bouncing around it or perhaps you could personalize one for a special gift. These fire pits are made from copper so they won't rust and are fully customizable with the design of your choice. check out personalized fire pits here>> There are three basic fuel sources you must decide between: wood, propane and natural gas.
Each has its own advantages and disadvantages. A wood burning fire pit is a cheaper investment than a gas fire pit and has the potential for bigger, hotter outdoor fires. The downside is that some may find starting a fire from scratch difficult and frustrating. Also, you have to think about purchasing the wood, storing kindling and disposing of the ash. check out wood burning fire pits here>> Propane fire pits come with a push-button ignition, so you can have an outdoor fire in seconds. There’s no messy by-product to dispose of and you can control the height and intensity of the heat. The downside is that liquid propane fire pits cost more and you have to replace the LP tank once it runs out. Also, the tank can be an eyesore, though many LP fire pits are designed with a base which will hide the tank inside. check out propane burning fire pits here>> Natural gas fire pits are the most expensive, but they are also the most practical and economical to run. A gas line is run to your fire pit by a licensed professional, so you don’t have a huge tank disrupting the style of your outdoor area and the pit has simple ignition and control.