Create unforgettable moments with your loved ones as you gather around this 28-inch brown faux rattan square propane fire pit. Boasting a 50,000 BTU output, this metal and faux rattan fire pit is CSA certified, ensuring both safety and a great heat output. The wide plank-style tabletop design and faux rattan panels on all four sides give it a unique and stylish look, while the glass bead fillers add a touch of elegance. The brown finish offers a warm and authentic aesthetic. When not in use, simply place the secure-fitting lid on it to transform the fire pit into an extra side table, providing additional serving or eating space in your backyard. Measuring 28.54 inches in length and width and 24.41 inches in height, with a net weight of 61.2 lbs, it's the perfect size - not too bulky or large. Some easy assembly is required. The stylish faux wicker paneling makes it stand out. This multi-functional fire pit is a fantastic choice to turn your outdoor area into a beautiful oasis. Additional features include no assembly needed, no Prop65 concern, a product width of 28 inches, a product height of 24.61 inches, and it's made of 100% metal. Note: Product descriptions may reference specific features of 410567 - HOMEROOTS. You will receive the exact product according to the options (color, size, material, shape, etc.) you select on this page.
Using your new propane fire pit is a breeze. First, make sure you've completed the easy assembly steps. Connect a propane tank to the fire pit. Open the valve on the propane tank and then use the ignition switch to start the fire. Adjust the flame to your desired level of warmth. When you're done using the fire pit, close the valve on the propane tank and turn off the ignition switch. Always keep children and pets at a safe distance from the fire pit when it's in use. Don't leave the fire pit unattended while it's burning. For maintenance, regularly clean the glass bead fillers to keep them looking their best. Wipe down the metal and faux rattan parts with a soft, damp cloth. Store the fire pit in a dry place when not in use to prevent damage from the elements.
