AMAGABELI GARDEN & HOMEFire Pit Outdoor Wood Burning Firebowl Fireplace Heater Log Charcoal Burner Extra Deep Large Round Camping Outside Patio Backyard Deck Heavy Duty Metal Grate Bronze

Easy to assemble. Great air flow.

We love this charming fire pit! It was easy to set up and produces consistent great fires! Love the antique bronze finish! The only draw-back I would say, [and that is probably because we have it on our small deck and not on the lawn or an open patio,] is that is sparks a lot, sending embers all about! I found the solution finally [ that didn't cost $50+ or more! :-( ] which is a cheap Pizza Screen in metal at my local restaurant supply store for under $15!!!! They are metal mesh with an aluminum outer ring [ much like an anti spatter cover for frying pans] and does the trick! This fire pit is 16 3/4 " in diameter so get an 18" pizza screen.

It’s compact. Sturdy enough but could be better. You have to use small pieces of wood and even so it’s still hard to build a fire. It’s a little too small for functionality.

Bought this about 3 years ago, lasted a little over 2 years before rust took a toll. Liked it so much bought a second one to replace it.

Love this firepit so much that I might have to get another! Just have to put the legs on and it’s ready to go.

I wanted to love this fire pit, it was easy to assemble and looked great at first. However, after the first use I left it out over night when it rained and the next day it had rusted. I guess I’ll have to paint with high temp paint to cover it up, don’t recommend buying.

We love this little fire pit. It’s incredibly sturdy, gives off a lot of heat and is smaller than most. It’s perfect for a small patio. Or get a few for a larger space!

This smallish cylindrical firepit is made from a cheap cast iron material. Imagine how heavy your old cast iron skillet would be if it were this size---but something that dense would not be portable. This fire pit is very portable, and that is a plus. The out-of-box assembly took maybe 3 minutes. The fire pit has six curved panels, each reinforced with a thick X over the mesh open screen. The bronze-black finish looks a bit cheesy, not nearly as nice as shown in the product images here.You already know this is a relatively small fire pit, so do not be surprised when you have to use pretty short pieces of wood to confine the fire. That's not a drawback but most of the bundled firewood available at your nearby hardware or grocery will likely be too large to fit. So far, I have scavenged the backyard and found enough wood for some small fires. The mesh design allows the heat to escape more easily and also allows everyone to see the flames without hovering over the edge of the pit like moths circling a street lamp.That same design, of course, means that this sort of fire pit will not serve double duty as an efficient grill given how much heat escapes from the sides. The three legs grant it plenty of stability and probably enough clearance to keep from singing the ground, tile, or wood that is under the pit.It comes with a small, semi-useful -poker that keeps getting hung in the pile of wood. I would have preferred a forked poker over this claw. All in all, I like this fire pit and at $80 feel it would be a good deal. But I am struggling to reconcile the $149 (today $139) price tag with this fire pit. Maybe this marketing gibberish is supposed to inflate the perceived value: "Multiple can be used as fire pit,camping bowl,wood burner,charcoal burner,BBQ grill,garden heater,brazier perfect for your outdoor entertaining,bonfire pit,RV trips,camping,tailgating,beach,snow peak,cooling drinks,and parties,etc."Overall, I like this fire pit and a three-star rating is meant to convey that fact.

Excellent customer service provided by Seller. Attractive firepit and very light weight and portable.