Yaheetech Fire Pit Fire Pits for Outside 24in Hex Shaped Firepit Bowl with Spark Screen & Poker for Patio Backyard Garden Picnic Bonfire Camping

oVery nice-looking fire pit! Its somewhat hidden depth holds more combustable materials than it appears. We sprayed it with a like colored Rust-Oleum immediately upon using it because heavy rain was expected and the reviews seemed nearly unanimous that it rusts very quickly.I finally found a hexagon fire pit cover on Amazon just a few days ago, so now we can stop covering it with a deflated raft when not in use to protect it and it had its first night with a proper cover last night, where it seems to be doing very well. (For anyone interested, the one single hexagon fire pit cover I was able to find (maybe I just missed others, but I *looked* hard) was available in sizes considerably larger than this small hexagon pit (I believe it's 24" or so, because I forgot to select a larger size during ordering, heh) The smallest hexagon cover available was I think 31" or close to that, so I just defaulted to the smallest one, knowing it would be "baggy" on my fire pit. And it is, but in a way that I find a lot easier to deal with. I don't have to stuff this thing into a cover sized and shaped exactly like it, which would be a rough time I imagine. Instead our cover just easily goes over it and rests in sort of the perfect position touching the ground but not puddling there.So far, the fire pit is going beautifully and we're getting a lot of use out of it in these early warm spring days, and there looks to be plenty of chilly spring nights coming ahead for us to gathering around our fire and socialize with our neighbors, watch our son blow bubbles and run squealing around the yard and attempt to track Jupiter down in the sky as soon as the Sun sets. Feels like a great start to a jovial summer to me!

Looks great on my little back yard set up...worked fine for regular sized logs. I do see a couple spot of rust already only had it for a few months but so hasn't every other fire pit I've ever owned so it was expected I would recommend

Easy to put together and it’s very sturdy and stunning very beautiful it’s a must have it so beautiful

It's great looking at first!! But after the first burn (intense heat), it began to Rust!! We repainted it with another Higher Intensity Heat Resistant Paint. It's actually a Very Light Material, Yet the INTENSE ALL-NIGHT FIRE Surprisingly DID NOT WARP Its shape!! So, it's worth it (for the money)!! You also have to ASSEMBLE all of its parts together such as the Base to the Bottom Frame (with large bolts and nut, also small bolts and nuts) They do supply the tools needed to use.

First off this is a gorgeous firepit. The unique shape and screen top is perfect for a smaller space or smaller group. Even when not in use it is very pleasant to see in the back yard. I had never had a firepit and had to look up all the details on how to safely use it.Here goes: please follow all the fire codes in your area for proper placement. Catching your house on fire would completely ruin an otherwise great evening.Get a good brand name fire mat to protect your deck or yard. After pouring over dismal reviews I went to our local hardware store and picked one up. It wasn't cheap. It is a woven material designed to catch sparks and cinders. It is not a vinyl mat and has no favorite team name on. It is very utilitarian and functional. Pick this out with care. It will protect your expensive deck.Lava rocks. Who knew? I purchased about 20 pounds of small to medium lava rock which created about a two inch deep barrier between the bowl and the fire. The rock protects the firepit and helps disperse the heat. Apparently they will explode if you get the hot rocks wet so do not put your fire out with water. I did not test this information and I would recommend no one else does. Can we say party over? We let our small fire burn itself out.Get a cover for protecting your firepit from the elements unless you can store it. Why get your lava rocks all soggy and messy when an inexpensive cover will make your life so much easier? Amazon has dozens of round covers from which to choose, so make it happen.We love our firepit. We have figured out how much wood to put in for the amount of time we want it to burn. No issues. No rust. You do have to remove the screen for toasting marshmallows or whatever. The pedestal base does not get hot to the touch. This is a great piece at a good price point.I am a novice user so if an expert has additional tips, they would be welcomed!

easy to assemble. I did it myself in about 15 minutes. very sturdy.

I bought this firepit for my 86 year-old father who's excited to be outside on his refurbished patio. I considered a variety of firepits, including the Solo Stove, but I couldn't justify paying the (significantly) higher price for a product that produces similar heat. I'm so glad that I didn't because this firepit is elegant and it's the perfect size for a smaller space. The assembly was a teeny bit tedious, but really, not a big deal.Simply be prepared to spend a little more time on assembly than expected. Love love love it!At the same time, I bought the ROUNDFIRE Concrete Tabletop Fire Pit 2 Pack (Ethanol Fire Pit, Fire Bowl, Mini Personal Fireplace for Indoor & Garden - Bio Ethanol Fuel) and I can't say enough about the versatility of this tabletop piece. Totally worth the price!

Great gift for the in-laws! They all love it, cute AND functional. They haven't had anything negative to say about it.