What type of logs or wood is used for this fire pit?
2067220
Just from a tree that we took down and split up from the back yard and random sticks we pick up
2067221
I just use plain old wood, the type has not seemed to matter. We did, however, drilled a couple small holes in the bottom for drainage from the rain.
2067222
We have always used the little wood bundles you get at the grocery store, but any wood will work it just has to be cut fairly small. We love it and used it all summer long and it is still in really good condition.
2067223
Anything that is small enough to fit in the pit. As long as what you sit the pit on wont melt . Some woods burn hotter than others.
2067224
We collect logs and sticks from our back yard. the kind you buy would work too.
1681704
not certain but don't waste your money on this fire pit. it is so poorly made!
637151
Looks like a combination of particle board and some sort of solid low density wood, possibly pine or fir
1549288
It is solid wood... Not sure if it's US lumber though. Distributed from California if that helps. Probably Canadian lumber.
2228946
I think wood and pressboard. I bought it and think it is cute. One on our dowls was broken and kidskraft had one to us in a couple of days
2131490
I'm not sure. I just used this fire pit this week. It's a pretty flimsy metal though. It's adequate but if bends very easily. I'm using it to burn tree stumps on my property and for that it works fine but I was expecting a little bit more sturdy metal.
1002450
It is solid wood, but I do not know what kind. The company rep. was very helpful, and would probably answer your questions.
503354
No, just the logs, but they are much bigger and heavier than ones that come with firepits. My dogs used those as chew toys but they haven't touched these.
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.
124970
I believe it's particle wood, it's very sturdy though (not super heavy) and has a nice smooth finish.
2084449
We have a built-in fire pit outdoor on the patio. We use natural gas (propane). A majority of the fire pit is filled with lava rock, then we have the glass layered on top.
373145
Wood. I'm not sure what type, but I remember it felt solid and relatively dense, so it's some sort of hardwood.
2228947
I believe it is wood...seems that way to me. Very adorable my kids love it.
1141637
Yellow Birch, according to the Home Depot site. Don't know if that is accurate. The manufacture's site only says 'solid hardwood.'
855039
why and where do you use sand. I have a fire pit just like this one and it doesn't use sand?
1695021
I would bet if you use paving stone underneath and make sure the stone goes out 8 to 12 inches from every side of the fire pit it will be fine to use on a wooden deck. Make sure the stone completely covers the deck under the fire pit and there are no gaps.
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Good morning, Judith. The fire pit is made of 100% steel with a copper finish. I hope you find this information helpful. Adreanna - Plow & Hearth Customer Service