What are the dimensions of the fire pit? And any good ideas on how to keep the rain out to prevent rust in the bowl?
1988951
In looking at the bowl there are a couple of small holes for water drainage. The dimensions are 55" from point to point and about 21 inches high. 16 to 18 inches from the bowl to the edge of the table. Excellent table top and seems to be very durable for all kinds of weather.
1988952
We use a 21 inch metal trash can lid. Our porch is open, exposed and often very windy. We keep the lid on with a couple of bungee cords. The vinyl cover that came with it didn't make it through the first good storm. Not the prettiest option, but it works well for us.
1988953
I'm not sure or the dimensions, but it should be listed under the info. It's a good size. Not too bug, but not too small. We bought 4 over sized chairs to go with it, and still leaves room for more people to sit around it. It comes with a cover that works well, except when it's windy. If the wind gets under the cover, it could blow it off. We just pusher the arms of the chairs against it and it's fine. One of the best firepits we have seen. Worth every penny!
1988954
The bowl is 19 1/2" across. The table is 48" across. My unit came with a cover that was made to fit this firepit an works well to keep the rain off the pit all the way to the ground. If you buy this firepit, when you put it together make sure assemble all peices of the base before you tighten them down. Hand tightened only. Assembly was not a problem. Need two persons to flip over when done with base assembly. Hope this helps.
1988955
28" on each of the 6 sides; 47.5" across; 22.25 height. Bowl diameter is 20". 13.75 from edge of bowl to edge of table. Mines under my porch so rain is no problem. One of those domed BBQ lids would work as would a trash can lid (except water might sneak under it along the table top). Ps - I like mine. Works great looks good. Had it a year without problems. Enjoy
1988956
It comes with a cover . Buy ex. Glass rocks it really heips bring out the size of the flame. This fire pit is really nice.
2022092
The interior bowl is 28" diameter and the depth is about 12 1/2". It's a really good size and the fire can be higher than the 12" because the domed lid is high too.
437549
Danelle, I didn't use this fire bowl as is. What I did was to buy 45 wall retaining blocks, the kind with a circular hole going through the middle, and made a fire pit stand. I then top the fire pit with concrete caps. Everything was held together with concrete adhesive. I put this fire bowl on top of my fire pit (I didn't even use the base that went with it). It's very sturdy and beautiful! If you want to see a picture of it, give me your email to hautran@bellsouth.net I'll email you a picture of the fire pit with the fire bowl on top. Good luck!
833403
I'd go by measurement. What is the diameter of your fire bowl? What's the diameter of this cover? If they are the same (or the cover is a quarter of an inch larger) it should work.
398369
The fire pit is 29" and measuring the outside lip is 35". I don't know what the metal is but it's appropriate. I'm very satisfied with this little fire pit but it doesn't really "project" the heat. Maybe this is good to prevent escape of the fire.
1264819
The outer stone is molded concrete and it looks rustic and beautiful. The metal pan is about 6 inches deep and keeps the fire well off the ground. It fits inside the concrete pit. The ash screen in approximately 12 inches high and covers the top of the pit.
292156
The tops Base (rim) has a diameter approximately 23" and sits just inside the apex of the lip of the "bowl" of the fire pit. So the the rest of the lip on both sides should be 3". In conclusion, the "usable" space of the pit is within the 23".
313228
I was looking for a replacement firepit bowl too - except that I was looking for a 26" diameter one, rather than the 22" for this table. After a lot of searching, I finally found it at Target - they sell a whole pit for about $40. but its simplistic one, with a bowl supported by a ring with 4 collapsible legs. The bowl sits separate. So I bought that, and put the bowl in my existing firepit that has a nice slate surround on it. Fitted perfectly !!!
1109680
I believe this goes into a outdoor fire pit bowl , and that is sold separately ... You could just lay this on the ground too ...
101298
not sure of the dimensions about 20x10 the ash does not fall to the ground it is contained and should be cleaned out each time one main thing to remember if you want to keep the unit do not leave it out in the rain or prolonged exposure to dampness it will turn to mush
1672612
It is cast iron probably 1/4'' to 3/8'' thick its a very nice fire pit we love ours... The paint will burn off where the coals sit but thats understandable, no paint would stay, just keep it cleaned out & it should last many many years.
1000565
The fabric is not fireproof. I would be cautious about placing it over a fire pit even if you plan on keeping the fire small. The chances of something happening just isn't worth it in my book.
240463
We bought inexpensive aluminum pans to put under the pit which no one sees because the base covers it. We also put a small round grill top (smallest you can find I believe it's 10") for the bottom of the inside of the pit to keep larger pieces from falling through. Easy cheap solutions.
1835894
The fire pit has a vent on the bottom, and although there is a cover you can rotate to shut the vents, it could be a problem. I have mine on a paver patio.
880479
I am in Florida where it rains a LOT. The metal itself does not rust. What does rust is the bolts that connects the pieces. You could live with that or get bolts that wouldn't rust. We love this fire pit.
1153044
The bowl is 5 inches deep in the center but you can have a pretty nice size fire in it. The lattice was kind of a pain to set up.
1568743
I don't have the exact dimensions, but it is approximately 29" wide (diameter) and 12" deep. I purchased this one to replace one that was 40" wide and about 8" deep. Because of the straight sides and deep basin, this one actually has greater volume and holds a larger fire. It's terrific. If I could make one improvement, I would want a taller base with four legs (vs. 3). It would be nice if the top of the bowl sat 6-12" higher. Still, this is a great fire pit at a reasonable price. The copper bowl is strong and well crafted.