35 Inch Fire Pit with BBQ Grill, Wood Burning Fire Pits for Outside with Lid & Fire Poker, 3 in 1 Round Metal Fire Pit Table with Cooking Grate, Outdoor Firepit for Backyard, Patio, Bonfire, Picnic

excellent quality and easy to assemble

The fire pit has been a huge hit this winter. It lets off a good amount of heat once it thoroughly heats and that doesn’t take a lot of time if you start with a decent fire - which is great because you don’t need a raging fire to stay cozy around it. The sturdy foot railing keeps your feet warm and safe from the fire. The grates are also sturdy - we’ve yet to cook on them but have prepared s’mores on the grates (heating up the Graham crackers and chocolate). I have found that the grates swivel easily so be careful when cooking on them. We may need to adjust them. I recommend getting a fireproof cover to preserve the metal from the weather.

A little flimsy but not bad for the price.

I love this it’s absolutely gorgeous but the instructions aren’t the greatest but it’s easy to put together and all the swearing is worth it. Thank you

We’ve been wanting a wood-burning fire pit that we could cook on and this one checks all those boxes and more. It is well-made and heavy duty. It was a cinch to assemble with one person. The directions are clear and concise and the parts anre clearly identified. The grill portion and Support are easily removed and leave no signs of being attached to the fire pit. The fire pit comes with a metal lid that covers the fire box to transfer the fire pit into a table. We are very pleased with our purchase from Amazon. The manufacturer and Amazon have provided us with these price and best quality for this style of fire pit.

First fire and the paint is burning and smells toxic. We cooked on it then the logs shifted and only then we could smell the toxic smoke. Don't cook on this.

Un buena inversión

There is only one thing I truly don't like to see on a product made almost entirely of sheet steel: thin gauge steel for a thick gauge steel application. The fire bowl of this product should be nearly, if not, double the thickness, and it has dents all over the bowl and lid to prove the point. Assembly was not fun to do solo, it is doable, but the more people involved the merrier. There are a lot of hardware pieces too.But once assembled and installed, so long as no big logs are dropped on it, it does the job and looks cool too. I do like the footrest feature and the swivel capable grill, as well as the air intake vents shaped like stars. Overall, it is a decent firepit with a nice design and enjoyable features, but the gauge of steel used in this is too thin.