Amazon Basics 27 inch Steel Round Lattice Fire Pit, Easy to Assemble

We love this fire pit! Good quality. Works great. We did take heed of a previous review and drill holes in the bottom so the water would drain.

I shopped around locally and on Amazon for awhile before settling on ordering this firepit for the price point as well as the look I wanted. Very pleased with this choice. It's simply lovely. Have used it several times so far this summer, works wonderfully many a s'more and singing and story telling has already been had around it. It's very sturdy, with a beautiful mosaic design inlaid into the surround. Came with a screen, and grill grid, as well as a rod for poking the fire. I would deduct 1 star for packaging, as it came in a severely banged up box, as well as no instructions for assembly and it looked as if some of the parts were used (the grill grid was covered in ashes and soot) However I'm going to keep it at 5 stars AS! I bought it from Amazon Warehouse deals area at a reduced price. Overall, very pleased. Looking forward to much more fun around the fire evenings :)) As an added FYI -- in the past I had a fire pit that wore out quickly sitting in the weather and rain -- this go around I purchased a cover for when not in use, as well as to preserve the tiles in place. This one fits this fire pit perfectly, and is very sturdy and water resistant for a great price: Classic Accessories 58992-EC Terrazzo Fire Pit Cover, Round

I bought this fire pit in January 2015 and have been enjoying it for many, many evenings since! Pros: Mesh top keeps sparks/ash from flying up Long poker works well for moving logs around and for taking the top off Very lightweight and easy to move Cons: Does not come with holes in the bottom for drainage- you'll have to drill some This is a *BASIC FIREPIT*. It's going to rust, and if you don't have a cover for it, it'll fall apart in a year easily. YOU MUST HAVE A COVER! Firepit is rather deep, which can make getting all the ashes out a pain (I wait until they're cool then tip the whole thing into an ash bucket) Mesh on the top rusts quickly even if the firepit is under a cover, just from humidity You'll have to paint this with high-heat paint every year to keep it from rusting through (I use Krylon High Heat Max Special Purpose Aerosol 12 oz. Black , one can of this is probably going to last through three years or more) For the price I paid ($100 plus $15 for a firepit cover), it's definitely been worth it so far. I have a smallish patio (15'x20') and it's a great size- big enough to have a good fire but small enough to have four or five chairs around and light enough to move out of the way when not using. If I owned my house I'd want something larger and more substantial but since I'm just renting this will do fine for now. UPDATE JUNE 2016: Still looking good, still going strong. I do have to hit the screen with a coat of fire resistant paint every couple of months but I would expect to have to do that with any screen that wasn't straight up stainless steel.

All that's needed in a patio fire pit. Well made, plenty large enough, goes together quickly with stainless steel hardware. It's sturdy, draws air, screens out fly ash, and the top is easily lifted and reset with the included combination poker-top hook. The deep well holds plenty of firewood completely within it, unlike those fancy flatter ones with the decorated borders around the pit. It's really nice looking as well. And it's safe to use. No logs are going to come rolling out of it as the fire burns and shifts. You can sure spend more money on one of these but you can't build a better fire than with this one. DO get the custom fitting $23.98 Landmann USA 29300 Big Sky Fire Pit 30 inch diameter Cover to go with it. We put (4) 11.5" concrete paver blocks down on our concrete patio as an elevated base and heat sink, upon which we set it. The instructions do not call for filling the bottom plate with sand and we let the ash accumulate to an inch or two to build our fires upon. There are no holes in the bottom for draining rainwater and if you get the cover you'll never have a rusty mess to deal with. This same model is sold under different names for higher prices but Amazon Basics is the best buy.

I put some sand in the bottom to protect it and it works great. No worries about flying ash. It's also a nice size and looks attractive.

I've been in search of an affordable, attractive fire pit both locally and online, and this one fits the bill perfectly. It is nicer looking than the picture can actually portray; very sturdy (I liked the leveling feature on the legs); and came with the log grate, fire screen and the tool, as described. The fire screen is actually a better quality than I anticipated at this price point and there was no damage whatsoever to any parts thanks to a LOT of styrofoam packing! (Okay, I hate the stuff, but it does what it's supposed to do!) The surround is beautiful and provides an ample shelf for holding mugs of hot cocoa or wine glasses. The brass diamond insets are flush with the stone overlay and provides a stable surface that does not become hot to the touch. The bowl is removable and makes for easy cleanup. Assembly was very easy. I'm very happy with this Amazon fire pit. It looks quite elegant.

Love it!

Love the price, ease of assembly, and look! Problems steel material is thin. You will bend, dent, and dimple everything on bowl even just using in one area, also including over tightening any of the fastners! Lots of the paint flaked off with first use! I accidently bent bowl by pushing to hard on log, it broke and I banged the bowl and it dented it. Poker is strange, just L bend no hook for securely lifting screen lid. You have to put poker through ring on lid then turn the poker over to hook it and make it secure. No point to push on to break up almost spent logs to add new. A narrow point would facilitate this much easier. You must have a solid area to put this on, packed earth, pattio, paving stones, or cinder blocks. Do not use on just your lawn or on cleared forest floor, it will sink into the soil. Should of had capped ends on the legs. If you are looking for just good looks and not taking it any where buy this. The matterial does not put up to being packed up and taken on trips over rough gravel roads in back of pickup truck. Lite easy to move but do not hit anything by accident. You will bend it.