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The Santiago Concrete Propane Gas Fire Pit Table is a unique outdoor fire pit, and it is rare to see a fire pit of the same design and structure as it. It is a sturdy rectangular piece made with fiber reinforced concrete material without any fancy or beautifying design, just plain. The concrete has a… Continue reading Santiago Concrete Propane Gas Fire Pit Table Review

When you need warmth in your backyard or patio, an outdoor fire pit is usually the best thing to bring in. The Sunjoy manufacturers know that, so they set out to make outdoor fire pits that people can use and be happy with. One of such outdoor fire pits from Sunjoy is the Sunjoy Heirloom… Continue reading Sunjoy Heirloom Steel Wood Burning Outdoor Fireplace Review

The Davey Stone Propane Fire Pit Table is a propane gas fire pit table with a wooden top and a stone base.

Astella is a known production brand when it comes to home products. The Astella manufacturers aim to produce reliable and durable products that will last for use. This review will be looking at one of their outdoor fire pit products, the Monolith Steel Wood Burning Fire Pit. Let’s find out if the manufacturers keep their… Continue reading Astella Monolith Steel Wood Burning Fire Pit Review

The Roswita Steel Wood Burning Fire Pit is a 32-inch square unit with a 26 inches height, about medium outdoor table size. It is attractively designed with stars shapes in circles around the mesh sides and a sturdy base and frame made from steel with a bronze finish. The steel is weathered such that its… Continue reading Roswita Outdoor Fire Pit Review

The BestMassage 19″ Round Outdoor Fire Pit is a steel one and relatively small in size. It is just 13 inches tall.

Here we have a 34-inch square fire pit, a huge one from Pleasant Hearth. It is made from quality steel and designed in a sleek and modern style that gives it a luxurious appearance.

This fire pit from Freeport Park looks beautiful, and the design is impressive. It is made of 22-gauge steel and is quite tall with a height of 26 inches. It stands on four sturdy legs curved outwards. The legs lift the bottom of the fire bowl about 4 inches off the ground.