Rustic 26 Wood Burning Fire Pit with Poker & Spark Guard - Durable Black & Bronze Steel Design

The Rustic Outdoor Wood Burning Fire Pit crafted from brushed black and bronze steel, complete with a poker and spark guard cover, is the ultimate pick for exciting outdoor get - togethers. On those cool evenings, enjoy the warmth provided by this tough and well - built steel fire pit. Its robust curved legs offer firm support, and the bold cross - weave pierced brushed metal design with decorative rings enhances the rustic charm. The fine - meshed cover is excellent for containing sparks. With a 26 - inch diameter, it's large enough to maintain a lively fire and compact enough to fit in your backyard alongside patio furniture. This understated yet classically - inspired fire pit makes a big impression and is perfect for hosting guests on cold days. Dimensions: 23.62' x 26' x 26'. **Features** - The fine mesh on the cover keeps embers inside. - Transform your backyard into a beautiful haven all year long. - Solid steel construction ensures strength and long - lasting use. **Additional Features** - Assembly: No Assembly Needed - Prop65: No - Product Width: 26 inches - Product Height: 23.63 inches Note: Product descriptions may reference specific features of 416241 - HOMEROOTS. You'll get the exact product based on the options (color, size, material, shape, etc.) you select on this page.

Using your new rustic wood - burning fire pit is easy. First, place it in a safe area of your backyard, away from any flammable materials and structures. Make sure it's on a flat surface so the curved legs can support it properly. You can then add some firewood into the pit. Use the poker to arrange the wood and start the fire. The fine - meshed spark guard cover should be placed on top to keep the sparks from flying out. When it comes to safety, always keep an eye on the fire while it's burning. Don't leave it unattended. And make sure children and pets stay a safe distance away. After the fire has burned out, use the poker to spread the ashes and make sure they're completely cooled before disposing of them. For maintenance, you can wipe down the steel surface with a damp cloth from time to time to keep it clean. If you notice any signs of rust, you can use a steel cleaner to remove it. In the off - season, it's a good idea to cover the fire pit to protect it from the elements and extend its lifespan.