Garden Fire Pits

The right fire pit size depends on the dimensions of your outdoor space and how many people you typically gather around it. A compact bowl fire pit of around 50 to 60cm diameter works well for smaller patios and intimate seating arrangements of two to four people, while a larger fire pit of 80cm or above creates a more substantial focal point with greater warmth output suitable for bigger gardens and larger gatherings. Consider also whether you want a traditional round bowl design, a square fire pit for a more contemporary look, or a decorative cut out design that projects attractive light patterns after dark. Always ensure a minimum clearance of at least one metre around the fire pit from garden furniture, fencing, and any overhanging structures or plants before use.

Our collection includes a range of garden fire pits in bowl, square, and decorative laser cut designs in a variety of sizes to suit different garden styles and outdoor entertaining preferences. Finishes are available predominantly in black and dark grey powder coated steel which complement most outdoor furniture arrangements and provide good heat resistance for long term use. Some designs include additional features such as a mesh spark guard, grill plate, or poker tool included as standard. Full design details, dimensions, and included accessories are listed on each individual product page.

Yes, all garden fire pits come with free mainland UK delivery. Delivery timescales are shown on each individual product page so you know exactly when to expect your order.

Yes, all garden fire pits in our collection include full assembly instructions and all required fixings and hardware in the box where assembly is needed. Most fire pits require only minimal assembly and can be set up quickly by one person. We strongly recommend reading all safety information and usage guidelines included with your fire pit thoroughly before lighting for the first time to ensure safe and responsible use.

Our garden fire pits are primarily constructed from heavy gauge powder coated steel and cast iron, both selected for high temperature resistance, structural durability, and outdoor performance. Heavy gauge steel construction ensures the fire pit retains its shape and integrity under repeated high heat exposure, while powder coated finishes provide surface rust protection between uses. Some surface discolouration and patina from heat exposure is entirely normal over time and does not affect the structural performance or safety of the fire pit. Full material specifications and gauge details are listed on each individual product page.

Yes, we offer a returns policy on all garden fire pits. Please visit our delivery and returns page for full details on timeframes and conditions before placing your order.

The best fuel for a garden fire pit is dry seasoned hardwood logs such as oak, ash, or beech, which burn hotter, longer, and with significantly less smoke than softwood or freshly cut green wood. Kiln dried logs are an excellent choice as they have very low moisture content ensuring a clean efficient burn. Charcoal can also be used in bowl style fire pits for a longer lasting heat output. You should never burn household waste, treated or painted wood, chipboard, MDF, plastics, or any synthetic materials in a garden fire pit as these release toxic fumes that are harmful to health and are prohibited under UK environmental regulations. Damp or unseasoned wood should also be avoided as it produces excessive smoke which can cause nuisance to neighbours and may attract attention from local environmental health authorities particularly in smoke control areas.